Titlebook: State of the Art in Computer Graphics; Aspects of Visualiza David F. Rogers,Rae A. Earnshaw Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New Y

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Stereo Computer Graphicsher applications of computer graphics. The improvements in speed, resolution, and economy in graphics workstations, as well as the development of liquid crystal polarizing shutters and parallax barrier methods, help make interactive stereo an important and useful capability. We discuss perception an

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Synthetic Experiencelier devices such as the microscope and telephone. The model of mediated interaction assumes a sensor-display link from the world to the human, and an action-actuator link going back from the human to the world, with the mediating technology transforming the transmitted experience in some way. The t

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Architectures for 3D Graphics Display Hardwareto extremes in order to meet this demand, but it is due for a restructuring. This overview examines the growing capability of graphics hardware, with special attention paid to rapid display of complex scenes, to addition of features that improve image quality, and to the flexibility needed to serve

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Stereo Computer Graphicsid crystal polarizing shutters and parallax barrier methods, help make interactive stereo an important and useful capability. We discuss perception and implementation issues as well as some recent research in algorithm and graphics user interface design for stereo applications in a workstation environment.

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raphics 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 int

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Introductionvolume 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.

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Modeling and Visualization of Empirical Data techniques in registration, segmentation, 3D reconstruction, and rendering, which are common to applications that depend on empirical data. The emphasis is on volumetric data sampled on regular grids, with examples from radiology, neuroscience, embryology, geophysics, and computer vision.