grinstei@hal.ulowell.edu (Georges Grinstein) (06/27/91)
ADVANCE ANNOUNCEMENT
Visualization '91
Sponsored by IEEE Computer Society, Technical Committee on Computer Graphics
October 22-25, 1991 *The Marriott Mission Valley* San Diego, California
This second conference will continue to explore how visualization is being used
to extract knowledge from data. The conference is concerned with all aspects
of visualization, with a focus on interdisciplinary techniques. The conference
will allow a dialogue to occur between the developers of visualization methods
and visualization users across the full spectrum of science, engineering and
business.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Larry Smarr, National Center for Supercomputer Applications
KEYNOTE PANELS: Edwin H. Land Perception Panel "From Perception to
Visualization"
NSF-DARPA Science and Technology Center: Computer Graphics and
Scientific Visualization
PAPER SESSIONS:
Papers will be presented in the following areas:
Volume Visualization - environments and techniques
Hardware Implications on Visualization
Tools for Visualization
Multivariate Visualization
Vector Field Visualization
Topology
Visualization Methods
Applications of Visualization to
Scientific, Engineering and Business Problems
PANELS:
Color versus Black-and-White in Visualization
Haim Levkowitz, University of Lowell
Applying 3D Visualization Techniques to Finite Element Analysis
Richard Gallagher, Swanson Analysis Systems
Remote Visualization
Guru Parulkar, Washington University
Multimedia Environments for Science
Meera Blattner, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
Visualization: the need for a variety of packages and solutions
David Prawel, Precision Visuals
Volume Visualization Methods and Applications
Laura Scorpiniti, Vital Images
TUTORIALS:
Introduction to Volume Visualization
Arie Kaufman, et. al., State University of New York at Stony Brook
Introduction to Visual Programming Environments
Ephraim Glinert, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Image Processing Techniques in Visualization
Ardeshir Goshtasby, University of Illinois at Chicago
Visualizing Multi-Dimensional Geometry with Applications to
Multi-Variate Problems
Alfred Inselberg, IBM Scientific Center and UCLA
Introduction to Issues in Computer Animation and
Physically-based Modeling
James Hahn, The George Washington University
Color Theory and Models
Haim Levkowitz, University of Lowell
Multimedia and Multimodal User Interface Design
Meera Blatner, UC Davis and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
CASE STUDIES:
Real-Time Multidimensional Visualization on Personal Computers
Quentin E. Dolecek, The Johns Hopkins University
High-End Visualization on Low-End Workstations
Steve M. Legensky, Intelligent Light
Visualization Tools for Semi-Conductor Modelling Software
Duncan Stevenson, Centre for Spatial Information
Distributed Visualization Using Workstations, Supercomputers and High
Speed Network Protocols
David W. Robertson, Van L. Jacobson, William E. Johnston,
Stewart C. Loken, Edward H. Theil, Brian L. Tierney,
University of California Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Experiments with Interdisciplinary Projects and Scientific
Visualization Applications at the Undergraduate Level
Nan C. Schaller, Rochester Institute of Technology
Visualization in Computational Fluid Dynamics: A Case Study
Robert Haimes and Dave Darmofal, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Designing a Distributed Scientific Visualization Tool
Lisa Vander Sluis, Technology Applications, Inc.
Visualizing Chemical Kinetics in Fractal Domains,
Neal E. Hurlburt, Lockheed Palo Alto Research Laboratories
Lola W. Anacker, NASA Ames Research Center
Roaul Kopleman, University of Michigan
WORKSHOPS:
Scientific Visualization Environments:
David M. Butler, Sandia National Laboratories
Charles D. Hansen, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Visual representation of complex, multi-variate, multi-parameter systems
Jeff Beddow, Microsimulations Research, Inc.
Volume Rendering of Microscopic Data
Vincent Argiro, Vital Images
Quantum Visualization
Mick Savage, Molecular Simulations Inc.
(Jointly sponsored with the Molecular Graphics Society)
CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRS:
Russell Athay, Biosym
Bruce Brown, Oracle
PROGRAM COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS:
Georges Grinstein, University of Lowell
Arie Kaufman, SUNY ay Stony Brook
PAPERS CO-CHAIRS
Gregory M. Nielson, Arizona State University
Larry Rosenblum, Naval Research Laboratory
PANELS CO-CHAIRS
R. Daniel Bergeron, University of New Hampshire
Nahum D. Gershon, The MITRE Corporation
TUTORIALS CO-CHAIRS
Gary Laguna, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Hikmet Senay, George Washington University
CASE STUDIES CO-CHAIRS
Paul Hazen, Johns Hopkins University
Jeffrey Posdamer, AT&T Bell Laboratories
DEMONSTRATIONS CO-CHAIRS
Jerome Cox, Washington University
Susan Stearman, Digital Equipment Corporation
WORSHOPS CO-CHAIRS
Art Olson, Research Institute of Scripps Clinic
Lloyd Treinish, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
Local Arrangements
William Feeney, University of California San Diego
Virginia Hettrick, Unversity of Californis Los Angeles
Registration
Carol Hunter, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Finance
Don Vickers, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Publicity
Jeff Beddow, Microsimulations Inc.
Michael M. Danchak, The Hartford Graduate Center
Kay Howell, Naval Research Laboratory
Video
Eric Grosse, AT&T Bell Laboratories
Haim Levkowitz, University of Lowell
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Dr. Georges Grinstein - Institute for Visualization and Perception Research
University of Lowell Lowell, MA 01854
Internet: grinstein@cs.ulowell.edu Phone: (508) 934-3627
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