State of the art in computer graphics : aspects of visualization
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State of the art in computer graphics : aspects of visualization
Springer-Verlag, c1994
- : New York
- : Berlin
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Papers from an International Summer Institute on the State of the Art in Computer Graphics held at Reading University, in July 1992
Includes bibliographical references and index
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: New York ISBN 9780387941646
Description
State of the Art in Computer Graphics Aspects of Visualization This is the fourth volume derived from a State of . . . the Art in Computer Graphics Summer Institute. It represents a snapshot of a number of topics in computer graphics, topics which include visualization of scientific data; modeling; some aspects of visualization in virtual reality; and hardware architectures for visu alization. Many papers first present a background introduction to the topic, followed by discussion of current work in the topic. The volume is thus equally suitable for nonspecialists in a particular area, and for the more experienced researcher in the field. It also enables general readers to obtain an acquaintance with a particular topic area sufficient to apply that knowledge in the context of solving current problems. The volume is organized into four chapters - Visualization of Data, Modeling, Virtual Reality Techniques, and Hardware Architectures for Visualization. In the first chapter, Val Watson and Pamela Walatka address the visual aspects of fluid dynamic computations. They discuss algorithms for function-mapped surfaces and cutting planes, isosurfaces, particle traces, and topology extractions. They point out that current visualization systems are limited by low information transfer bandwidth, poor response to viewing and model accuracy modification requests, mismatches between model rendering and human cognitive capabilities, and ineffective interactive tools. However, Watson and Walatka indicate that proposed systems will correct most of these problems.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments.- 1 Visualization of Data.- Visual Analysis of Fluid Dynamics.- Modeling and Visualization of Empirical Data.- Comparing Methods of Interpolation for Scattered Volumetric Data.- 2 Modeling.- Abstraction, Context, and Constraint.- Topological Modeling of Phenomena for a Visual Computer.- Color Plates.- Volume Rendering Strange Attractors.- 3 Virtual Reality Techniques.- Stereo Computer Graphics.- Synthetic Experience.- 4 Hardware Architectures for Visualization.- Architectures for 3D Graphics Display Hardware.- Biographies.
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: Berlin ISBN 9783540941644
Description
This book is derived from the State of the Art Research Institute in Computer Graphics held in Reading, England in July 1992. Only state of the art research topics are covered. Every summer top researchers in Computer Graphics convene to share recent research results and train other researchers in theory, new technologies, or techniques. Only state of the art research topics are covered. Topics include: visualization of data; modeling; virtual reality techniques, hardware architectures for visualization. Papers given at this conference comprise this book. Many papers present a background introduction to the topic, followed by discussion of current work in the topic. Thus this book is equally suitable for nonspecialists in a particular area, and for the more experienced researcher in the field.
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