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AB85: H. Anderton and S. Blazo.
Future trends in electronic displays.
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ABGD85: J. Arrillaga, D.A. Bradley, S.J. Gellen, and T.J. Densem.
Computer graphics as a tool for understanding the harmonic behavior of power systems.
J. Electrical and Electronics Eng. Australia (Australia), 5(1):1–7, March 1985.
Ack85: D.A. Ackmann.
Moving images between machines: A non-standard approach.
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Ade85: H. Adeli.
Microcomputer graphics in structural design education.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(3):299–301, 1985.
AF85: G.D. Abram and H. Fuchs.
VLSI architectures for computer graphics.
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AFF84: S. Ansaldi, L. De Floriani, and B. Falcidieno.
The definition of a graph structure for the representation of objects by means of their outlines (in italian).
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AFF85a: S. Ansaldi, K. De Floriani, and B. Falcidieno.
An edge-face relational scheme for boundary representations.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(4):319–332, December 1985.
AFF85b: S. Ansaldi, L. De Floriani, and B. Falcidieno.
Geometric modeling of solid objects using a face adjacency graph representation.
Comput. Graphics (USA) (em Proc. SIGGRAPH '85; held in San Francisco, CA; 22-26 July 1985, 19(3):131–139, July 1985.
AG85: W.W. Armstrong and M. Green.
The dynamics of articulated rigid bodies for purposes of animation.
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AGHI86: T. Asano, L. Guibas, J. Hershberger, and H. Imai.
Visibility of disjoint polygons.
Algorithmica (Germany), 1(1):49–63, 1986.
Agu85: L. Aguilar.
An interactive graphical communication format.
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Agu86: L. Aguilar.
A format for a graphical communications protocol.
IEEECGA, 6(3):52–62, March 1986.
AGW86a: P. Amburn, E. Grant, and T. Whitted.
Managing geometric complexity with enhanced procedural models.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):189–195, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
AGW86b: H.H. Atkinson, I. Gargantini, and T.R.S. Walsh.
Filling by quadrants or octants.
Comput. Vision, Graphics and Image Process., 33(2):138–155, February 1986.
Aic85: M. Mac An Aichinnigh.
The context: A high level structuring concept for GKS input.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(3):211–220, 1985.
AIKP84: A.I. Alexanin, M.F. Ivanov, A.V. Kazansky, and V.L. Perchuk.
An interactive graphics software system for solving optimization problems (DISOPT, an application program package).
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AIN85: T. Agui, H. Iituka, and M. Nakajima.
A precise line approximation method for planar curves (in japanese).
Trans. Inst. Electron. and Commun. Jpn. Part D (Japan), J68D(8):1539–1540, January 1985.
Ais85: R. Aish.
3d icons and architectural CAD.
CGF (em Proc. Eurographics (UK) Conf.; held in Bath, England; 28-29 March 1985, 4(3):177–186, September 1985.
Ake84: J.R. Van Aken.
An efficient ellipse-drawing algorithm.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 4(9):24–35, September 1984.
AKMN85: Y. Abe, M. Kubota, K. Miyake, and H. Niwa.
Intelligent mask-programmable CRT-processor.
IEEE Transactions on Computers, CE-31(3):583–591, January 1985.
Ala85: J. Alander.
On interval arithmetic range approximation methods of polynomials and rational functions.
CGGB, 9(4):365–372, 1985.
Ale85: K. Alesandrini.
Three types of informational graphics.
In Proc. the Sixth Annual Conference and Exposition: Computer Graphics '85, Vol. III, Technical Sessions; held in Dallas, TX; 14-18 April 1985, pages 281–284. Nat. Comput. Graphics Assoc., Fairfax, VA, 1985.
All84: G. Allen.
An introduction to solid modelling.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(4):439–447, 1984.
Alm85: J.C. Almond.
The application of graphic standards.
In Proc. The SEAS Spring Meeting 1985; held in Veldhoven, Netherlands; 15-19 April 1985, pages 607–615. 1985.
AMG84: G. Adorni, M. Di Manzo, and F. Giunchiglia.
Natural language driven image generation.
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AMT86: G. Alia, E. Martinelli, and N. Tani.
Fast hardware graphic generators of curve families.
CGGB, 10(1):27–36, 1986.
AN84: R. Aish and P. Noakes.
Architecture without numbers — CAAD based on 3d modelling system.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 16(6):321–328, November 1984.
AN85: J. Van Aken and M. Novak.
Curve-drawing algorithms for raster displays.
ACMTOG, 4(2):147–169, April 1985.
And85: H.J. Andree.
New computer films from the USA and japan (in german).
Fernseh- and Kino-Tech. (Germany), 39(10):481–486, October 1985.
And86a: R. Anderson.
UNIX through windows.
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And86b: H.J. Andree.
Fundamentals of the production of computer films (in german).
Fernseh. and Kino-Tech. (Germany), 40(2):44–50, February 1986.
ANO: ComputerCON85.
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ANO84a: In S. Sheppard, U.W. Pooch, and C.D. Pegden, editors, 1984 Winter Simulation Conference Proceeding; held in Dallas, TX, 28-30 Nov. 1984. IEEE, New York, 1984.
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ANO84b: 1984 IEEE Computer Society Workshop on Visual Languages; held in Hiroshima, Japan; 6-8 Dec. 1984.
IEEE Comput. Soc. Press, Silver Spring, MD, 1984.
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ANO84c: INFO '84. Information Management Exposition and Conference; held in New York; 1-4 Oct. 1984.
Cahners Exposition Group, Stamford, CT, 1984.
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ANO84d: Proc. the Int. Conference on Computer Graphics '84; held in London, England; 9-11 Oct. 1984.
Online Publications, Pinner, Middx., England, 1984.
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ANO85a: SIGSCE Bull.; Sixteenth SIGCSE Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education; held in New Orleans, LA; 14-15 March 1985, 17(1), March 1985.
ANO85b: Comput. Graphics (USA) (em Proc. SIGGRAPH '85; held in San Francisco, CA; 22-26 July 1985, 19(3), July 1985.
ANO85c: The graphics package `MAGIC' based on GKS (in japanese).
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ANO85d: IEE Colloquium on `Computer Graphics' (Digest No. 64); held in London, England; 24 May 1985.
IEE, London, England, 1985.
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ANO85e: Int. Conf. on Colour in Information Technology and Visual Displays (Publ. No. 61); held in Guildford, England; 27-28 March 1985.
IERE, London, England, 1985.
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ANO85f: Proc. Trends and Applications 1985: Utilizing Computer Graphics; held in Silver Spring, MD; 20-22 May 1985.
IEEE Comput. Soc. Press, Silver Spring, MD, 1985.
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ANO85g: SPSS Inc., SPSS Graphics,.
McGraw-Hill, New York, 1985.
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ANO86a: IEE Colloquium on Electronic Design Interchange Format — EDIF (Digest No. 27), held in London, England, 27 Feb. 1986.
IEE, London, England, 1986.
ANO86b: Les Nouveaux Outils Du Specialiste De L'Information, Service Des Relations Exterieures 'Cours Et Seminaires' (New Tools for the Information Specialist), held in Les Arcs, France, 10-14 March 1986.
Inria, Le Chesnay, France, 1986.
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ANO86c: Proceedings of 1986 IEEE Computer Society Workshop on Visual Languages, held in Dallas, TX, 25-27 June 1986.
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ANO86d: Proceedings of eurographics (UK) conference, held in glasgow, scotland, 26-28 march 1986, June 1986.
CGF, 5, 2.
ANO86e: Proceedings of the 1986 AIC interim meeting on color in computer generated displays; held in toronto, ont., canada, 19-20 june 1986, 1986.
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AO86: H.R. Arabnia and M.A. Oliver.
Fast operations on raster images with SIMD machine architectures.
CGF, 5(3):178–188, September 1986.
AP85: J.R. Van Aken and R.R. Peterson.
Color palette chip squeezes 4096 hues out of 4-bit pixels.
Electron. Des. (USA), 33(30):91–95, 26 Dec. 1985.
AR84: B. Aldefeld and H. Richter.
Semiautomatic three-dimensional interpretation of line drawings.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(4):371–380, 1984.
Ara84: S. Aranoff.
DESIGNMASTER 8000: A status report on interactive real-time true color.
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Asi85: D. Asimov.
The grand tour: A tool for viewing multidimensional data.
Siam J. on Sci. and Stat. Comput. (USA), 6(1):128–143, January 1985.
Aso86: K. Aso.
Present trend of flight simulators (in japanese).
J. Jpn. Soc. Simulation Technol. (Japan), 5(1):3–12, March 1986.
Ass84: H. Assarpour.
Bit-mapped graphics using the MUPD7220A.
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Ast85: H. Astheimer.
Graphics in C: A fast program for the MC-68000 computer (in german).
MIKROComputer, 12:90–93, 1985.
ATM84: G. Alia, N. Tani, and E. Martinelli.
An approach to the design of hardware curve generators for graphic displays.
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ATTI85: Y. Aono, Y. Takeda, N. Tanabe, and H. Iwaki.
A data tablet using electromagnetic induction.
Syst. and Comput. Jpn., 16(3):1–9, May-June 1985.
AWSS85: Y. Ariki, K. Wakimoto, H. Shieh, and T. Sakai.
Automatic transformation of drawing images based on geometrical structures.
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AWW85: G. Abram, L. Westover, and T. Whitted.
Efficient alias-free rendering using bit-masks and look-up tables.
Comput. Graphics (USA) (em Proc. SIGGRAPH '85; held in San Francisco, CA; 22-26 July 1985, 19(3):53–59, July 1985.
AY84: T. Asaka and Y. Yamaguchi.
High speed conic-section graphics.
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AY85: Y. Arakawa and M. Yasuda.
Robot graphics simulator (in japanese).
Natl. Tech. Rep. (Japan), 31(4):613–619, January 1985.
AZ85: D.J. Allerton and E.J. Zaluska.
Computer image generation in real time.
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BA84: S.E. Benzley and L.A. Adams.
Broadening the view: Displaying test data with color graphics.
Comput. Mech. Eng. (USA), 3(1):22–26, July 1984.
Bad84: N.I. Badler.
What is required for effective human figure animation.
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Bae85: T. Baer.
Solid modeling on PC.
Mech. Eng. (USA), 107(4):26–31, April 1985.
BAG⁺85: L. Borghi, A. De Ambrosis, G. Gazzaniga, L. Ironi, P. Mascheretti, and C.I. Massara.
Elastic waves in a medium: An interactive graphics package.
Comput. and Educ. (GB), 9(1):1–7, 1985.
Bal85: R.B. Balcomb.
From golden mean to microdots (computer art).
In Proc. the Sixth Annual Conference and Exposition: Computer Graphics '85, Vol. III, Technical Sessions; held in Dallas, TX; 14-18 April 1985, pages 823–837. Nat. Comput. Graphics Assoc., Fairfax, VA, 1985.
Ban85: R.T. Bannon.
How to evaluate and select CAE, CAD, and CAM systems.
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Bar85a: J. Barnell.
More realism in workstation graphics.
Mach. Des. (USA), 57(27):87–91, November 1985.
Bar85b: R.E. Barnhill.
Surfaces in computer-aided geometric design: A survey with new results.
ACM Computing Surveys, 2(1-3):1–17, September 1985.
Bar85c: T.A. Barta.
Animated simulation graphics with GPSS.
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Bar86: A.H. Barr.
Ray tracing deformed surfaces.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):287–296, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
Bat84a: J. Bates.
Motorola's LSI raster memory system for multi-featured displays.
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Bat84b: J. Bates.
Motorola's raster memory system that makes professional graphics affordable.
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BB: R.G. Baelie and G.A. Brennan.
POLYCAD/10 brings solids modelling to the IBM PC.
Comput. Mech. Eng. (USA), 3(6):42–45.
BB84: L.S. Brotman and N.I. Badler.
Generating soft shadows with a depth buffer algorithm.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 4(10):5–12, October 1984.
BBB⁺84: V.D. Bakhamatskii, V.G. Belyi, S.M. Bol'shinskii, L.G. Oranskii, and A.N. Poltava.
Graphics adapter for raster digital display (in russian).
Prib. and Tekh. Eksp. (USSR), 27(2):53–57, March-April 1984.
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BBB85: S. Burrowes, T. Burrowes, and D. Burrowes.
Visualizing the sorting process.
Comput. Teach. (USA), 12(5):55–56, February 1985.
BBBH84: R.H. Bartels, J.C. Beatty, K.S. Booth, and I. Hardtke.
2-d and 3-d interactive computer modelling systems.
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BBDM84: C. Bouville, R. Brusq, J.L. Dubois, and I. Marchal.
Image synthesis by ray-casting: Algorithms and architecture (in french).
Acta Electron. (France), 26(3-4):249–259, 1984.
BBDM85: C. Bouville, R. Brusq, J.L. Dubois, and I. Marchal.
Generating high quality pictures by ray-tracing.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(2):87–99, June 1985.
BBPS85: R.C. Burton, D.G. Brewer, R.E. Penman, and R. Schilmoeller.
A cost-effective custom CAD system.
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BC84a: N.I. Badler and I. Carlbom.
The computer graphics scene in the united states.
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BC84b: M. Berger and S. Chen.
Hierarchical systems for interactive raster graphics.
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BC85a: R.A. Becker and J.M. Chambers.
Design of the S system for data analysis.
Atandt Tech. J. (USA), 64(9):2131–2151, November 1985.
BC85b: S.N. Biswas and B.B. Chaudhuri.
On the generation of discrete circular objects and their properties.
Comput. Vision, Graphics and Image Process. (USA), 32(2):158–170, November 1985.
BC85c: C. Bizzozero and U. Cugini.
The `CADME' approach to the interface of solid modellers.
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BC85d: J.A. Brown and H. Crowder.
Graphics applications using complex numbers in APL2.
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BC86: J.R. Brown and D. Culanag.
Careers in computer graphics.
CG, 20(1):5–7, February 1986.
BCA84: D. Boillon, J.L. Coulomb, and B. Ancelle.
Interactive graphic modelling of parametrized 2d areas application to electromagnetic device description.
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BCF85: K.S. Booth, W.B. Cowan, and D.R. Forsey.
Multitasking support in a graphics workstation.
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BCH85a: R. Bournique, R. Candrea, and D. Hartman.
The interactive planning work station: A graphics-based UNIX tool for application users and developers.
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BCH⁺85b: G.P. Brown, R.T. Carling, C.F. Herot, D.A. Kramlich, and P. Souza.
Program visualization: Graphical support for software development.
Computer (USA), 18(8):27–35, January 1985.
BCJN84: E.F. Brown, G.L. Cash, O. Johnsen, and A.N. Netravali.
An interactive graphics conferencing test-bed.
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BCM84: C. Bizzozero, U. Cugini, and P. Mussio.
The modeling of objects in 2 1/2 dimensions approached by way of constructive solid geometry (CSG) (in italian).
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BDM84: C. Bouville, J.L. Dubois, and I. Marchal.
Generating high quality pictures by ray-tracing.
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BE85: D. Bell and C. Esperiquette.
Graphics controller chip does window, plus a whole lot more.
Electron. Des. (USA), 33(28):111–118, 28 Nov. 1985.
Bec85: J. Bechlars.
Graphic workstations and GKS in networks.
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Bel84: R.G. Belie.
Putting color graphics to the test.
Comput. Mech. Eng. (USA), 3(1):12–19, July 1984.
Bel85: P.C. Bell.
Visual interactive modelling in operational research: Successes and opportunities.
J. Oper. Res. Soc. (GB), 36(11):975–982, November 1985.
Ben84: W. Bender.
Anti-aliasing for broadcast compatible television.
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Ben85: C.B. Bennett.
FRAME3D: Interactive, three-dimensional display of earthquake hypocenters.
Comput. and Geosci. (GB), 11(2):249–277, 1985.
Ber84a: N.E. Berg.
Considerations in a general purpose line drawing package.
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Ber84b: A. Bernherd.
A different kind of standard (computer graphics ergonomics).
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Ber85a: P. Bergeron.
Shadow volumes for non-planar polygons.
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Ber85b: P. Bertrand.
Presentation des normes graphiques GKS (presentation of GKS graphics standards) (in french).
Technical Report 48, Inst. Nat. Recherche Inf. Autom., Le Chesnay, France, March 1985.
Ber86a: H. Bergmann.
Data acquisition via handwriting terminal, display screen, and optoelectronic keyboard (in german).
Radio Fernsehen Elektron. (Germany), 35(1):24–25, 1986.
Ber86b: P. Bertrand.
Presentation des normes graphiques GKS. (presentation of the GKS graphical standard) second edition, June 1986.
Bet86: J. Bettels.
PHIGS — the standard and the IBM implementation.
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BFGS86: L Bergman, H. Fuchs, E. Grant, and S. Spach.
Image rendering by adaptive refinement.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):29–37, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
BGSC85: C. Barillot, B. Gibaud, J.M. Scarabin, and J.L. Coatrieux.
3d reconstruction of cerebral blood vessels.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(12):13–19, December 1985.
BH85: A. Belaid and J.P. Haton.
Character recognition (in french).
Recherche (France), 16(170):1188–94, 1197, October 1985.
BHR85: W. Buxton, R. Hill, and P. Rowley.
Issues and techniques in touch-sensitive tablet input.
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BHS85: T. Bishop, D. Howard, and N. Schofield.
CASE — key issues for future success.
Comput. Aided Eng. J. (GB), 2(5):161–166, October 1985.
Bic84: G. Bickford.
Optical data input keeps with high speed graphics display units.
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Big85: M.H. Bigbee.
Successful visual information systems.
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Bij85: A. Bijl.
Graphical input: Can computers understand people.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(2):85–95, 1985.
Bin86: Ho Bin.
Inputting constructive solid geometry representations directly from 2d orthographic engineering drawings.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 18(3):147–155, April 1986.
Bir86: J. Bird.
Mainframe graphics for business presentations.
Data Processing (GB), 28(1):26–27, Jan.-Feb. 1986.
BJ85: B.E. Brown and R.L. Judd.
Benchmarking — graphics workstations.
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Bjo85: O. Bjorke.
Computer graphics in CAM applications.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(2):165–169, 1985.
BK85: W.F. Bronsvoort and F. Klok.
Ray tracing generalized cylinders.
ACMTOG, 4(4):291–303, October 1985.
BK86: J.L. Bentley and B.W. Kernighan.
GRAP — a language for typesetting graphs.
Communications of the ACM, 29(8):782–792, January 1986.
BKK86: F.W. Burton, V.J. Kollias, and J.G. Kollias.
Real-time raster to quadtree and quadtree to raster conversion algorithms with modest storage requirements.
Angew. Inf. (Germany), 28(4):170–174, April 1986.
BL86: S. Bright and S. Laflin.
Shading of solid voxel models.
CGF, 5(2):131–137, June 1986.
Proceedings of Eurographics (UK) Conference, held in Glasgow, Scotland, 26-28 March 1986.
Bla85: A. Blair.
The big screen (presentation graphics).
Micro. Des. (GB), 49:120–124, November 1985.
Blo85: J. Bloomenthal.
Modeling the mighty maple.
Comput. Graphics (USA) (em Proc. SIGGRAPH '85; held in San Francisco, CA; 22-26 July 1985, 19(3):305–311, July 1985.
Bly85: S.A. Bly.
User interface design for graphics applications.
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BM85: H.J. Broersma and I.W. Molenaar.
Graphical perception of distributional aspects of data.
Comput. Stat. Q. (Germany), 2(1):53–72, 1985.
BM86: G. Bouvier and R. Mengko.
A shape preprocessing unit.
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BMP84: K.W. Brodlie, M.C. Maguire, and G.E. Pfaff.
A practical strategy for certifying GKS implementations.
Comput. and Geosci. (GB), 8(2):125–133, 1984.
BN84: M. Van Bavel and A. Nawaz.
High performance bit-mapped graphics with the video system controller.
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BN85: P.G. Barker and M. Najah.
Pictorial interfaces to databases.
Int. J. of Man-Mach. Studies (GB), 23(4):423–442, October 1985.
BNDY85: J.S. Browne, D. Neuse, J. Dutton, and Keh Chiang Yu.
Graphical programming for simulation of computer systems.
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BO86: C.S. Bailey and R. Opp.
A curve-drawing algorithm for raster graphics.
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Boe85: L. Boen.
The sleeping giant — computerized graphic applications in education.
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Boe86a: W. Boehm.
Curvature continuous curves and surfaces.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 18(2):105–106, March 1986.
Boe86b: W. Boehm.
Multivariate spline methods in CAGD.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 18(2):102–104, March 1986.
Bog84: K.I. Bogdatyrenko.
Choice of XY displacement ADC structure for graphics data input (in russian).
Izmer. Tekh. (USSR), 27(6):483–485, June 1984.
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Bon85: P.R. Bono.
A survey of graphics standards and their role in information interchange.
Computer (USA), 18(10):63–75, October 1985.
Bon86: L. Bonfigliolo.
An algorithm for silhouette of curved surfaces based on graphical relations.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 18(2):95–101, March 1986.
Boo85: F.L. Bookstein.
Computer graphics for the biometrics of shape.
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Bor85: R.R. Boren.
Graphics simulation and programming for robotic workcell design.
Robotics Age (USA), 7(8):30–33, January 1985.
Bou84: D.A. Boucher.
Illustrated documents: The integration of text and graphics.
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Bou85a: R. Bournique.
Specification and generation of variable, personalized graphical interfaces.
Int. J. of Man-Mach. Studies (GB), 22(6):663–684, June 1985.
Bou85b: C. Bouville.
Bounding ellipsoids for ray-fractal intersection.
Comput. Graphics (USA) (em Proc. SIGGRAPH '85; held in San Francisco, CA; 22-26 July 1985, 19(3):45–52, July 1985.
Boy84: G.N. Boyd.
Raster scan technology opens new frontiers for the microimaged engineering drawing.
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BPK85: B.I. Bertenthal, D.R. Proffitt, and S.E. Keller.
3-d graphics animation program for the apple II.
Behav. Res. Methods Instrum. and Comput. (USA), 17(2):195–202, April 1985.
BPV84: P. Brouaye, T. Pudet, and J. Vicard.
Managing the semantic content of graphical data.
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BR85: M. Begona and A. Romero.
GRASE — a graphical creation of structured programs.
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Bra84: D.F. Brailsford.
Interaction vs. abstraction in the preparation of high-quality text and graphics.
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Bra85: M. Brannigan.
Multivariate data modelling by metric approximants.
Computer Statistical Data Analysis (Netherlands), 2(4):267–278, February 1985.
Bri84: J. Brickmann.
Raster computer graphics in molecular physics.
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Bri85: D. Briggs.
Testing implementations of IGES.
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Bro84: A.D. Brown.
Computer-aided hierarchical diagrams.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 16(5):249–252, September 1984.
Bro85a: K.W. Brodlie.
GKS — the standard for computer graphics.
Comput. and Geosci. (GB), 11(3):339–344, 1985.
Bro85b: J.W. Brown.
Using computer graphics to enhance astronaut and systems safety.
Acta Informatica, 12(2):107–120, February 1985.
Bro85c: M. Brown.
Successful implementations of GKS on microcomputers.
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Bro85d: P.B. Brown.
Introduction to microcomputers: A graphics package.
J. Electrophysiol. Techn. (GB), 12(1):31–58, 1985.
Bro86: P.B. Brown.
DORSALVIEW: A program which displays horizontal views of histological material in transverse spinal section.
J. Electrophysiol. Tech. (GB), 13(1):27–42, 1986.
Bru: A. Bruck.
Computer Art and Graphics. How to Program with Personal Computers.
Paul Petzold, London, UK.
144 pp., ISBN: 0-946970-06-8.
Bru86: J.D. Brule.
A braille — graphics workstation.
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BS84: H.F. Barsam and Z.M. Simutis.
Computer-based graphics for terrain visualization training.
Human Factors (USA), 26(6):659–665, December 1984.
BS85: M.H. Brown and R. Sedgewick.
Techniques for algorithm animation.
IEEE Software (USA), 2(1):28–39, January 1985.
BS86: E.A Bier and M.C. Stone.
Snap-dragging.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):233–240, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
BSWH85: G.M. Barnes, P.D. Smith, Chiann Wang, and G. Haus.
CAI for computer science: A visible algorithms update.
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BT84: K. Bo and H.A. Tucker, editors.
Eurographics '84 (em Proc. the European Graphics Conference and Exhibition; held in Copenhagen, Denmark; 12-14 Sept. 1984.
North-Holland, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1984.
440 pp., $59.25, ISBN: 0-444-87617-0.
BT85: J.F. Broenink and G.D. Nijen Twilhaar.
CAMAS — a computer aided modelling, analysis and simulation environment.
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Bud84: T.F. Budinger.
An analysis of 3d display strategies.
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But85: J.B. Butler.
Merging vector and raster graphics.
Systems and Software (USA), 4(7):74–80, July 1985.
BW86: G. Bishop and D.M. Weimer.
Fast phong shading.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):103–106, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
CA: A.Z. Cole and E.J. Adams.
An integrated methodology for computer graphics instruction in an undergraduate computer science program.
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Cak85: A. Cakir.
Ergonomics of terminals (in german).
Elektron. J. (Germany), 20(11):60–62, 64–65, 6 June 1985.
Cal86: T.W. Calvert.
Towards a language for human movement.
Computers and Humanities, 20(1):35–43, Jan.-March 1986.
Cam84a: S. Cameron.
Lasercomp user.
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Cam84b: P.H. Campoli.
Color dictates new technologies.
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Cam85a: D.R. Campbell.
Interactive graphics software for an undergraduate course in digital signal processing.
Comput. and Educ. (GB), 9(2):79–86, 1985.
Cam85b: J. Del Campo.
A review of TV monitors II. video output stages and colour encoding (in spanish).
Rev. Esp. Electron. (Spain), 32(368):76–78, July 1985.
Car84: K.A. Carter.
IMP — a system for computer-aided typeface design.
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Car85a: W.S.S. Carnaby.
The one per desk workstation.
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Car85b: G.S. Carson.
Conformance testing and quality assessment of graphics systems.
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Car85c: R.J. Caruso.
Real-time circle generation for raster displays.
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CB86: S.M. Courter and J.A. Brewer.
Automated conversion of curvilinear wire-frame models to surface boundary models; a topological approach.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):171–178, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
CC85: O. Clarisse and S. Chang.
An icon manager in LISP.
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CCGN85: G.N. Charos, P. Clancy, K.E. Gubbins, and C.D. Naik.
Three-dimensional PTX phase diagrams through interactive computer graphics.
Fluid Phase Equilibria (Netherlands), 23(1):59–78, September 1985.
CCV85: I. Carlbom, I. Chakravarty, and D. Vanderschel.
A hierarchical data structure for representing the spatial decomposition of 3-d objects.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(4):24–31, April 1985.
CD84: J. Carnet and J. Dujardin.
Numerical simulation and video display of dynamic problems.
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CD86: B.B. Chaudhuri and S. Dutta.
Interactive curve drawing by segmented bezier approximation with a control parameter (computer graphics).
Pattern Recognition Letters (Netherlands), 4(3):171–176, July 1986.
CDF⁺86: G. Campbell, T.A. DeFanti, J. Frederiksen, S.A. Joyce, L.A. Leske, J.A. Lindberg, and D.J Sandin.
Two bit/pixel full color encoding.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):215–223, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
CDP⁺84: L.T. Cook, S.J. Dwyer, D.F. Preston, S. Batnitzky, and K.R. Lee.
The diagnostic radiological utilization of 3-d display images.
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CF85a: R. Chandler and G. Faulkner.
The painter's algorithm.
PC Tech. J. (USA), 3(11):181–184, November 1985.
CF85b: H. Mei Cheng and J.D. Foley.
Parallel processing approaches to hidden-surface removal in image space.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(3):303–317, 1985.
CFF86: J.M. Coggins, F.S. Fay, and K.E. Fogarty.
Development and application of a three-dimensional artificial visual system.
Comput. Methods and Programs Biomed. (Netherlands),, 22(1):69–77, March 1986.
Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Symposium on Computer Applications in Medical Care (SCAMC), held in Baltimore, MD, 10-13 Nov. 1985.
CFMP84: U. Cugini, G. Ferri, P. Mussio, and M. Protti.
Pattern-directed restoration and vectorization of digitized engineering drawings.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(4):337–350, 1984.
CFT85: S. Cavaliere, M. Fantini, and A. Turtur.
An integrated system for printing and publishing applications.
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CFT86: S. Cavaliere, M. Fantini, and A. Turtur.
Text, images and graphics management system for editorial environment.
CGF, 5(1):51–56, March 1986.
CG85a: G. Cisneros and N. Garcia.
Three-dimensional pictures with curves and surfaces in parametric coordinates.
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CG85b: E.K. Clemons and A.J. Greenfield.
The SAGE system architecture: A system for the rapid development of graphics interfaces for decision support.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(11):38–50, November 1985.
CG85c: M.F. Cohen and D.P. Greenberg.
The hemi-cube: A radiosity for complex environments.
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CGIB86: M.F. Cohen, D.P. Greenberg, D.S. Immel, and P.J. Brock.
An efficient radiosity approach for realistic image synthesis.
IEEECGA, 6(3):26–35, March 1986.
CH85: M. Chlamtac and I. Harary.
The shift X parity watch algorithm for raster scan displays.
IEEE Transactions on Computers, C-34(7):666–673, July 1985.
Cha84: W.T. Chang.
Hidden line removal algorithm for complex scenes.
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Cha85a: Y.K. Chan.
Realisation of 3-d objects through graphics/CAD/CAM.
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Cha85b: E. Chang.
Interface abstractions for an NAPLPS page creation system.
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Cha85c: K.Y. Chang.
Microcomputer graphics and applications with NAPLPS videotex.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(6):21–33, June 1985.
Cha85d: P. Chassignet.
An image management kernel for the design of relational and pictorial data bases.
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Cha85e: R. Chauhan.
Management of interactive graphics functionality beyond GKS.
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Che85: R.M. Chevalier.
Information visualization — a new way to augment efficiency in office work (in german).
Off. Manage. (Germany), 33(7-8):714–715, July-Aug. 1985.
Chr86: A. Chryssafis.
Anti-aliasing of computer-generated images: A picture independent approach.
CGF, 5(2):125–129, June 1986.
Proceedings of Eurographics (UK) Conference, held in Glasgow, Scotland, 26-28 March 1986.
CHRU85: Lih Shyang Chen, G.T. Herman, R.A. Raynolds, and J.K. Udupa.
Surface shading in the cuberille environment.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(12):33–43, December 1985.
CHT84: P. Campbell, S.R.H. Hoole, and I. Tsals.
Finite element field analysis in 2-d and 3-d on a personal computer.
IEEETM, Int. Magnetics Conference (INTERMAG 84); held in Hamburg, Germany; 10-13 April 1984, MAG-20(5, Pt. 2):1903–1905, September 1984.
Chu84: Y.Z. Chung.
Computerized font design system for hangul characters (in korean).
J. Korea Info. Sci. Soc. (Korea), 11(3):153–163, January 1984.
Chu85: L.D. Churchill.
Instructional design issues and the effective use of graphics in computer-assisted instruction.
Comput. Life Sci. Educ. (USA), 2(6):45–47, June 1985.
CI84: D.E. Calkins and J. Ishimaru.
Computer graphics and animation come to ship designing.
Comput. Mech. Eng. (USA), 3(1):32–42, July 1984.
CJ85: J.J. Capowski and E.M. Johnson.
A simple hidden line removal algorithm for section reconstruction (biological structures).
J. Neurosci. Methods (Netherlands), 13(2):145–152, April 1985.
CJ86: Fuhua Cheng and Wein Chung Jiaan.
Finding the intersection points of a line with a polygon and its applications.
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CK85a: R.H. Campbell and W.J. Kubitz.
The professional workstation research project.
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CK85b: H. Chiyokura and F. Kimura.
A method of representing the solid design process.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(4):32–42, April 1985.
CK86: R.H. Campbell and W.J. Kubitz.
The professional workstation research project.
IEEECGA, 6(5):11–24, May 1986.
CKP85: G.T.Y. Chen, M. Kessler, and S. Pitluck.
Structure transfer between sets of three-dimensional medical imaging data.
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Cla84: J.J. Clancy.
Directions for engineering data exchange for computer aided design and manufacturing.
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Cla85a: A.L. Clark.
Roughing it: Realistic surface types and textures in solid modeling.
Comput. Mech. Eng. (USA), 3(5):12–16, March 1985.
Cla85b: T.B. Clarkson.
Standardized graphics on the IBM personal computer.
IBM Systems Journal, 24(1):3–13, 1985.
CLM85: H. Cheng, P. Lipp, and H. Maurer.
GASC: A low-cost, no-nonsense graphic and software communication system.
Electron. Publ. Rev. (GB), 5(2):141–155, June 1985.
CLR85: R. Cleroux, Y. Lepage, and N. Ranger.
Computer graphics for multivariate data.
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CM85a: W.S. Cleveland and R. McGill.
Graphical perception and graphical methods for analyzing scientific data.
Science (USA), 229(4716):828–833, 30 Aug. 1985.
CM85b: R.L. Cook and W. McClelland.
Solid modeling application to manufacturing.
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CM86: G.S. Carson and E. McGinnis.
The reference model for computer graphics.
IEEECGA, 6(8):17–23, January 1986.
Coa85: R. Coates.
Colour display for the kingfisher computer navigator.
In Int. Conf. on Colour in Information Technology and Visual Displays (Publ. No. 61); held in Guildford, England; 27-28 March 1985, pages 69–74. IERE, London, England, 1985.
Coh84: G.S. Cohen, editor.
Proc. the 8th Ann. Symp. on Computer Applications in Medical Care; held in Washington, DC; 4-7 Nov. 1984.
IEEE Computer Soc. Press, Washington, USA, 1984.
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Col84: N. Coleman.
How high can resolution go and can we afford it?
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Col85: R.P. Colwell.
Display architecture for driving two different bitmapped displays from one frame buffer.
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Col86a: A.J. Cole.
Pure mathematics applied (scanning theory of bit-mapped monitors).
Univ. Comput. (GB), 8(1):2–7, Spring 1986.
Col86b: R.B. Collender.
3-d display system permits viewing without glasses.
Inf. Disp., 2(3):19–20, March 1986.
Col86c: R.B. Collender.
3-d television, movies and computer graphics without glasses.
Disp. Technol. and Appl. (GB), 7(3):121–130, July 1986.
Coo86: S. Cooper.
Raising the standards (graphic standards).
Comput. Syst. (GB), 6(3):37–39, March 1986.
Coq85: S. Coquillart.
Displaying random fields.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(1):11–19, January 1985.
Cot85: M.S. Cottingham.
A compressed data structure for surface representation.
CGF (em Proc. Eurographics (UK) Conf.; held in Bath, England; 28-29 March 1985, 4(3):217–228, September 1985.
Cow85: D. Cowan.
Survey of the CAD field.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 17(10):5–10, December 1985.
Cox85: N.L Cox.
Icon design: A case study, the xerox star.
In Proc. the Sixth Annual Conference and Exposition: Computer Graphics '85, Vol. III, Technical Sessions; held in Dallas, TX; 14-18 April 1985, pages 475–480. Nat. Comput. Graphics Assoc., Fairfax, VA, 1985.
CP84: P.T. Cox and T. Pietrzykowski.
Concurrent editing and executing in PROGRAPH on graphical microcomputers.
Int. J. Mini. and Microcomput. (USA), 6(1):1–3, 1984.
CP85: L. Cardelli and R. Pike.
Squek: A language for communicating with mice.
Comput. Graphics (USA) (em Proc. SIGGRAPH '85; held in San Francisco, CA; 22-26 July 1985, 19(3):199–204, July 1985.
Cro84: D. Cross.
Database management implications in utility mapping.
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CS84: R.B. Capelli and G.C. Sax.
A device-independent graphics package for CAD applications.
IBM Journal of Research and Development, 28(5):512–523, September 1984.
CS85a: M.S. Casale and E.L. Stanton.
An overview of analytic solid modeling.
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CS85b: H.N. Christiansen and M.B. Stephenson.
The MOVIE.BYU computer graphics software system.
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CS85c: J.N. Curtis and D.H. Schwieder.
Data analysis through a generalized computer animation method (DATICAM).
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(2):153–157, 1985.
CSFT85: C. L. Chu, S.B. Seshadri, E. Feingold, and O.J. Tretiak.
A low-cost image processing system.
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CSG84: D. Cornell, A. Sambura, and J. Gero.
Icon-driven interfaces for drafting systems.
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CSI86: E.S. Cohen, E.T. Smith, and L.A. Iverson.
Constraint-based tiled windows.
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CT84: G.S. Coggins and D.J. Turcke.
Interactive graphics for large databases on microcomputers.
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CT85: B. Colyer and C.W. Trowbridge.
Finite element analysis using a single user computer.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 17(3):142–148, April 1985.
Cul84: N. Cullmann.
GKSGRAL — a portable implementation of the GKS standard.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(3):303–307, 1984.
Cun85: S. Cunnigham.
Computer graphics education directory.
Comput. Graphics (USA), 19(4):113–150, November 1985.
CWA84: A. Clark, G. Walter, and C.R. Adams.
Optical disk-based image systems.
In Proc. the Int. Conference on Computer Graphics '84; held in London, England; 9-11 Oct. 1984, pages 39–71. Online Publications, Pinner, Middx., England, 1984.
CWBV86: J.G. Cleary, B.M. Wyvill, G.M. Birtwistle, and R. Vatti.
Multiprocessor ray tracing.
CGF, 5(1):3–12, March 1986.
Dal85: R. Dallimonti.
Man/machine interface in system control (in japanese).
J. Soc. Instrum. and Control Eng. (Japan), 24(2):114–120, February 1985.
Dam84: A. Van Dam.
Computer software for graphics.
Scientific American (USA), 251(3):102–113, September 1984.
Dar84: E.S. Darlington.
A hand-held man-machine interface using an electroluminescent matrix display.
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Dar85: R.E.J. Darby.
An interactive graphical method for designing, specifying, animating and implementing operator menu sequences.
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Dav85a: J.V. Dave.
Digital image manipulation, analysis and processing systems (dimaps)—a research-oriented, experimental image-processing system.
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Dav85b: E.K. Davies.
Molecular models (graphics hardware).
Syst. Int. (GB), 13(11):61–62, November 1985.
DB84a: J.C. Dalrymple and S.W. Bigger.
Display-processor architecture in the tektronix 4115b.
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DB84b: R.G. Davis and C.A. Bernecker.
An evaluation of computer graphic images of the lighted environment.
J. Illum. Eng. Soc. (USA), 14(1):493–514, October 1984.
DB85: T.D. Derose and B.A. Barsky.
An intuitive approach to geometric continuity for parametric curves and surfaces.
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DD84: L. Dorst and R.P.W. Duin.
Spirograph theory: A framework for calculations on digitized straight lines.
IEEE Trans. on Pattern Anal. and Mach. Intell. (USA), PAMI-6(5):632–639, September 1984.
DD85: G. Desanctis and G.W. Dickson.
Computer graphics as decision support tools for data interpretation and trend spotting.
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DD86: R.O. Dubayah and J. Dozier.
Orthographic terrain views using data derived from digital elevation models.
Photogram. Eng. and Remote Sensing, 52(4):509–518, April 1986.
Dem84: M. Demetrescu.
From color proofing to press through a universal graphics language.
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Dem85: S. Demetrescu.
High speed image rasterization using scan line access memories.
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Den86: D. Denham.
High performance colour displays for computer graphics.
CGF, 5(1):57–63, March 1986.
Des84: G. Desanctis.
Computer graphics as decision aids: Directions for research.
Decis. Sci. (USA), 15(4):463–487, Fall 1984.
Des85: D.L. Desjardins.
Photocomposition and graphics — yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
In Proc. the Sixth Annual Conference and Exposition: Computer Graphics '85, Vol. III, Technical Sessions; held in Dallas, TX; 14-18 April 1985, pages 703–712. Nat. Comput. Graphics Assoc., Fairfax, VA, 1985.
Dev85: B.J. Devereux.
The construction of digital terrain models on small computers.
Comput. and Geosci. (GB), 11(6):713–724, 1985.
DF85: D.A. Duce and E.V.C. Fielding.
Better understanding through formal specification (GKS standard).
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(4):333–348, December 1985.
DG84: R.A. Deininger and R.H. Gray.
Laboratory computer applications (low-cost graphics for the clinical laboratory).
J. Clin. Lab. Autom. (USA), 4(5):321–326, Sept.-Oct. 1984.
DGB86: N.N. Datar, U.G. Gujar, and V.C. Bhavsar.
Analytical representation of three dimensional objects.
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DHM85: E. Denes, S. Hegyi, and I. Manno.
Histogram editor (in hungarian).
Technical Report KFKI-1985-104, Hungarian Acad. Sci., Budapest, Hungary, 1985.
DHN85: S. Demko, L. Hodges, and B. Naylor.
Construction of fractal objects with iterated function systems.
Comput. Graphics (USA) (em Proc. SIGGRAPH '85; held in San Francisco, CA; 22-26 July 1985, 19(3):271–278, July 1985.
Dia84: R. Diamond.
Interactive vector graphics (for crystallographic studies).
In S.R. Hall and T. Ashida, editors, Methods and Applications in Crystallographic Computing, Int. Summer School on Crystallographic Computing; held in Kyoto, Japan; 18-27 Aug. 1983, pages 399–403. Clarendon Press, Oxford, England, 1984.
Die85: F. Dietrich.
Visual intelligence: The first decade of computer art.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(7):33–45, July 1985.
Dip84: T. Dipentima.
Raster image conversion for laser printing.
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DL85: A.R. Dill and M.D. Levine.
Non-rigid body motion.
In M. Wein and E.M. Kidd, editors, Proc. Graphics Interface '85 (Canada); held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada; 27-31 May 1985, pages 385–389. Canadian Inf. Process. Soc., Toronto, Ont., Canada, 1985.
DLP84: A. Duerinckx, M.H. Loew, and J.M.S. Prewitt, editors.
ISMII '84, 1984 IEEE Computer Society Int. Symposium on Medical Images and Icons; held in Arlington, VA; 24-27 July 1984.
IEEE Compt. Soc. Press, Arlington, VA, 1984.
467 pp., ISBN: 0-8186-0544-8.
DM84: V. Demichelis and L. Moltedo.
Design of interactive graphic systems in a standard computing environment.
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DM85: W. Dahmen and C.A. Micchelli.
Line average algorithm: A method for the computer generation of smooth surfaces.
Comput. Aided Geom. Des. (Netherlands), 2(1-3):77–85, 1985.
DNY⁺84: H. Deguchi, H. Nishimura, H. Yoshimura, T. Kawata, I. Shirakawa, and K. Omura.
High-speed image generation schemes in computer graphics system LINKS-1 (in japanese).
Trans. Inf. Process. Soc. Jpn. (Japan), 25(6):944–952, 1984.
DRT84: N. Donato, R. Rocchetti, and J. Tom.
A prototyping environment for real-time graphics.
In D.J. Frailey, editor, AFIPS Conference Proc. the 1984 National Computer Conference; held in Las Vegas, CA; 9-12 July 1984, pages 367–373. AFIPS Press, Reston, VA, 1984.
DT84: N.N. Duchenko and N.P. Timoshenko.
Principles of a silhouette method of image synthesis (in russian).
Elektron. Model. (USSR), 6(4):45–49, July-Aug. 1984.
DT86a: W.A. Davis and Yiu Wing Tam.
An efficient method for displaying 3d images.
In P.J. Zsombor Murray, L.J. Vroomen, and M.H. Hamza, editors, Proceedings of the ISMM International Symposium: Mini and Microcomputers and their Applications, held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 3-5 June 1985, pages 201–204. Acta Press, Calgary, Alta., Canada, 1986.
DT86b: M.J. Denber and P.M. Turner.
A differential compiler for computer animation.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):21–27, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
Dub84: R. Dubois.
Distributed business graphics.
In Proc. the Int. Conference on Computer Graphics '84; held in London, England; 9-11 Oct. 1984, pages D63–70. Online Publications, Pinner, Middx., England, 1984.
Duc85: D.A. Duce.
Evolution of the graphical kernel system (GKS).
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Duf85: T. Duff.
Compositing 3-d rendered images.
Comput. Graphics (USA) (em Proc. SIGGRAPH '85; held in San Francisco, CA; 22-26 July 1985, 19(3):41–44, July 1985.
DV84: S.B. Dodonov and V.A. Visikirskii.
Data models in an interactive computer-aided design system of industrial objects (in russian).
Kibernetika (USSR), 20(5):43–47, Sept.-Oct. 1984.
Transl. in Cybernetics (USA), 20(5), Sept.-Oct. 1984, 666-672.
DW85a: W.A. Davis and Xiaoning Wang.
A new approach to linear quadtrees.
In M. Wein and E.M. Kidd, editors, Proc. Graphics Interface '85 (Canada); held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada; 27-31 May 1985, pages 195–202. Canadian Inf. Process. Soc., Toronto, Ont., Canada, 1985.
DW85b: M.A.Z. Dippe and E.H. Wold.
Antialiasing through stochastic sampling.
Comput. Graphics (USA) (em Proc. SIGGRAPH '85; held in San Francisco, CA; 22-26 July 1985, 19(3):69–78, July 1985.
DW85c: K.A. Duke and W.A. Wall.
A professional graphics controller.
IBM Systems Journal, 24(1):14–25, 1985.
Ear84: R.A. Earnshaw.
The storage, retrieval and display of intergrated graphics and text.
In Proc. the Int. Conference on Computer Graphics '84; held in London, England; 9-11 Oct. 1984, pages D53–62. Online Publications, Pinner, Middx., England, 1984.
Eas85: C. M. Eastman.
Abstractions: A conceptual approach for structuring interaction with integrated CAD systems.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(2):97–105, 1985.
EB86: S.S. Abi Ezzi and A.J. Bunshaft.
An implementer's view of PHIGS.
IEEECGA, 6(2):12–23, February 1986.
EBN⁺84: J. Encarnacao, H. Borufka, T. Neumann, G. Pfaff, P. Rehwald, J. Rix, and H.R. Weber.
A reference model for components and interfaces of a CAD system.
In D. Kochan, editor, Proc. the IFIP WG 5.2/WG 5.3 Working Conference on Integration of CAD/CAM; held in Gaussig, Germany, 8-10 Nov. 1983, pages 135–159. North-Holland, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1984.
Eck85: P. Eckelmann.
RGB analogue signals supplied by a CMOS value store (in german).
Elektron. Ind. (Germany), 16(10):102, 106, 108, 1985.
Ede85: H. Edelsbrunner.
Finding transversals for sets of simple geometric figures.
Theoretical Computer Science, 35(1):55–69, January 1985.
Edm: E. Edmonds.
Graphics: Input and output issues.
In MILComputer85, pages 407–410.
Edw84: G.J. Edwards.
Fractal based terrain modelling.
In H.L. Hausen, editor, Computer FX '84. Proc. the Conference on Computer Animation and Digital Effects; held in London, England; 9-11 Oct. 1984, pages 49–56. Online Publications, Pinner, Middx., England, 1984.
EEK⁺84: O. Ekeberg, C.H. Edgblom, L. Kjelldahl, J. Ludequist, and I. Thornblom.
Improving computer graphics tools for architects.
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EF85: M. Erradi and C. Frasson.
A FORTH based iconic interface.
J. Forth Appl. and Res. (USA), 3(2):141–144, 1985.
Egl86: P. Egloff.
Graphics and communication: Computer graphics in an open systems environment.
CGGB, 10(2):87–96, 1986.
Ehl85: H.J. Ehlers.
The use of color to help visualize information.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(2):171–176, 1985.
Eic86: B. O'Hagan Eich.
Object oriented graphics library.
Technical Report UIUCDCS-R-86-1273, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, IL, May 1986.
EJM⁺85: A.R. Eide, R.D. Jenison, L.H. Mashaw, L.L. Northup, and C.G. Sanders.
Engineering Graphics Fundamentals.
McGraw-Hill, New York, 1985.
544 pp. (tent.), ISBN: 0-07-019126-3.
EK84: N.V. Egorov and A.G. Karpov.
Graphical-data processing system (in russian).
Prib. and Tekh. Eksp. (USSR), 27(5):63–65, Sept.-Oct. 1984.
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EK85: J.O. Eklundh and L. Kjelldahl.
Computer graphics and computer vision — some unifying and discriminating features.
CGGB, 9(4):339–349, 1985.
EK86: S.S. Abi Ezzi and S.E. Kader.
PHIGS in CAD.
CME, 5(1):28–36, July 1986.
End85: G. Enderle.
Computer graphics standards.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(1):1–8, 1985.
EOS84: H. Edelsbrunner, M.H. Overmars, and R. Seidel.
Some methods of computational geometry applied to computer graphics.
Comput. Vision, Graphics and Image Process. (USA), 28(1):92–108, October 1984.
ER83: D. Eccles and J. Robinson.
Special purpose hardware for 3d computer animation.
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Erb85: L. Erbeszkorn.
Graphic interpolation by computer (in hungarian).
Meres and Autom. (Hungary), 33(6):219–224, 1985.
ES84a: C. Egelhaaf and G. Schuermann.
Graphics in the german research network.
In Proc. The SEAS Anni. Meeting 1984 on Distributed Intelligence (2 vols); held in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany; 24-28 Sept. 1984, volume 1, pages 325–329. SEAS, Nijmegen, Netherlands, 1984.
ES84b: J. Erickson and R.J. Sayre.
The IBM PCjr Image Maker: Graphics on the IBM PCjr.
McGraw-Hill/Osborne, New York, 1984.
200 pp., $14.95, ISBN: 0-88134-138-X.
ESM86: B.W. Epps, H.L. Snyder, and W.H. Muto.
Comparison of six cursor devices on a target acquisition task.
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FA84: H. Freeman and J. Ahn.
A system for automatic name placement.
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FA85a: W. R. Franklin and V. Akman.
Building an octree from a set of parallelepipeds.
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FA85b: W.R. Franklin and V. Akman.
Building an octree from a set of parallelepipeds.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(10):58–64, October 1985.
Fay84: D.Q.M. Fay.
A hidden line mechanism using overinking.
Image and Vision Computer (GB), 2(3):150–153, January 1984.
FB85a: G. Faconti and R.D. Bettarini.
An implementation independent command language for GKS.
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FB85b: K.P. Fishkin and B.A. Barsky.
An analysis and algorithm for fill propagation.
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FB85c: A. Fournier and B.A. Barsky.
Geometric continuity with interpolating bezier curves.
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FD84: J.L.C. Fernandez and F. Novesa Diaz.
Ergonomic considerations in computer aided design (in spanish).
Regul. and Mando Autom. (Spain), 18(144):127–131, December 1984.
FD85: L. De Floriani and G. Dettori.
An interpolant with tension defined over triangles.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(4):359–362, December 1985.
FE85: C. Frasson and M. Erradi.
Graphics interaction in databases.
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Fei85a: S. Feiner.
APEX: An experiment in the automated creation of pictorial explanations.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(11):29–37, November 1985.
Fei85b: S. Feiner.
Research issues in generating graphical explanations.
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Fel84: W.D. Fellner.
Videotex — an environment for low-cost image creation systems.
In Proc. Videotex '84 Int., held in Amsterdam, Netherlands, 20-22 Nov. 1984, pages 101–107. Online Publications, London, England, 1984.
FF85: R.P. Frail and R.S. Feedman.
Da vinci: An extendible knowledge-based software tool for graphics.
In Proceedings of the Conference on Software Tools, held in New York, 15-17 April 1985, pages 65–70. IEEE Comput. Soc. Press, Washington, DC, 1985.
FFNP84: L. De Floriani, B. Falcidieno, G. Nagy, and C. Pienovi.
A hierarchical structure for surface approximation.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(2):183–193, 1984.
FFP⁺86: L. De Floriani, B. Falcidieno, C. Pienovi, D. Allen, and G. Nagy.
A visibility-based model for terrain features.
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FGH⁺85: H. Fuchs, J. Goldfeather, J.P. Hulrquist, S. Spach, J.D. Austin, F.P. Brooks, J.G. Eyles, and J. Poulton.
Fast spheres, shadows, textures, transparencies, and image enhancements in pixel-planes.
Comput. Graphics (USA) (em Proc. SIGGRAPH '85; held in San Francisco, CA; 22-26 July 1985, 19(3):111–120, July 1985.
FH85a: R.T. Farouki and J.K. Hinds.
A hierarchy of geometric forms.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(5):51–78, May 1985.
FH85b: D.A. Field and M.B. Hatton.
Processing three-dimensional finite element assemblies and solutions.
Comput. and Struct. (GB), 21(4):815–823, 1985.
FH85c: D. French and B. Hughes.
The design of a low cost CAD/CAM system.
J. Forth Appl. and Res. (USA), 3(2):149–152, 1985.
FI85: A. Fujimoto and K. Iawat.
Fast rendered constructive solid geometry.
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Fie84: T. Field.
Using MacWrite and MacPaint.
McGraw-Hill/Osborne, New York, 1984.
160 pp., $11.95, ISBN: 0-88134-137-1.
Fie86: D. Field.
Algorithms for drawing anti-aliased circles and ellipses.
Comput. Vision, Graphics and Image Process., 33(1):1–15, January 1986.
Fil86: D.J. Filip.
Adaptive subdivision algorithms for a set of bezier triangles.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 18(2):74–78, March 1986.
Fin85: G. Finley.
A high-speed point plotter for vision research.
Vision Res. (GB), 25(12):1993–1997, 1985.
Fio86: R. Fiorini.
Imaging, confusion and complexity (in italian).
Pixel. Comput. Graphics, CAD/CAM, ImageProcess. (Italy), 7(4):13–21, 1986.
FK85: F. Fenyves and G. Kovacs.
On quadratic splines and their CAD-applications.
In R.A. Adey, editor, Engineering Software IV. Proc. the 4th International Conference; held in London, England; June 1985, pages 14/37–45. Comput. Mech. Centre, Southampton, England, 1985.
FL86: Zhixi Fang and Xiaobo Li.
Parallel image processing algorithms.
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FLCB85: E.J. Farrell, S.E. Laux, P.L. Corson, and E.M. Buturla.
Animation and 3d color display of multiple-variable data: Application to semiconductor design.
IBM Journal of Research and Development, 29(3):302–315, May 1985.
FLS84: V.I. Fabrikant, V. Latinovic, and T.S. Sankar.
Intergration on the graphics screen.
Comput. Mech. Eng. (USA), 3(1):47–49, July 1984.
FM83: S. Fisher and A. Marion.
Real time computer graphics from body motion.
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FM85a: A. Fournier and T. Milligan.
Frame buffer algorithms for stochastic models.
In M. Wein and E.M. Kidd, editors, Proc. Graphics Interface '85 (Canada); held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada; 27-31 May 1985, pages 9–16. Canadian Inf. Process. Soc., Toronto, Ont., Canada, 1985.
FM85b: A. Fournier and T. Milligan.
Frame buffer algorithms for stochastic models.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(10):40–6, October 1985.
FM86: J.D. Foley and C.F. McMath.
Dynamic process visualization.
IEEECGA, 6(3):16–25, March 1986.
FO84: H. Fukuyama and T. Ohmura.
New graphic display system of NTV (in japanese).
J. Inst. Telev. Eng. Jpn (Japan), 38(9):823–829, September 1984.
Fon84: F.H. Fong.
Interactive graphics and commercial finite element codes.
Mech. Eng. (USA), 106(6):18–25, June 1984.
For84: P. Forer.
Applied Apple Graphics.
Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1984.
340 pp., ISBN: 0-13-039330-4.
For85: P. Forestier.
The CATIA integrated geometry modeler.
In Proceedings of the International Conference on Computer Graphics '85, held in London, England, 16-18 Oct. 1985, pages 381–391. Online Publications, Pinner, Middx., England, 1985.
FP85a: S.A. Cortazar Ferral and F.C. Martin Polo.
SEDG — a graphic display editing system.
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FR86: A. Fournier and W.T. Reeves.
A simple model of ocean waves.
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Fra84a: D.J. Frailey, editor.
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Fra84b: J. Frazer.
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Fre86: D.D. Freund.
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Fri85: M. Friedell.
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FS85a: V.I. Fabrikant and T.S. Sankar.
An efficient graphical method for CAD.
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An interactive aid for expressive communication with pictographic symbols.
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FS85c: M. Feuer and S. Swerling.
An engineering work station for semi-custom IC design.
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FS85d: P.A. Firby and D.J. Stone.
Interference in computer graphics.
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FS86: H. Farhoosh and G. Schrack.
CNS — HLS mapping using fuzzy sets.
IEEECGA, 6(6):28–35, June 1986.
FTI86: A. Fujimoto, T. Tanaka, and K. Iwata.
ARTS: Accelerated ray-tracing system.
IEEECGA, 6(4):16–26, April 1986.
Fur84: S. Furukawa.
An efficient convex hull algorithm for finite point sets in 3-d space (in japanese).
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FWC84: J.D. Foley, V.L. Wallace, and P. Chan.
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FYZ85: E.J. Farrel, W.C. Yang, and R.A. Zappulla.
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IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, SE-11(8):714–717, January 1985.
Gal84: V.A. Galaktionov.
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Gal85a: J. Gallop.
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Gal85b: J. Gallop.
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Gar85a: G.Y. Gardner.
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GB84: L.P. Grayson and J.M. Biedenbach, editors.
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GUIDE: Graphical user interface development environment.
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GC84: R. Grotjahn and R.M. Chervin.
Animated graphics in meteorological research and presentations.
Bull. Am. Meteorol. Soc. (USA), 65(11):1201–1208, November 1984.
GCBC84: W.L. Graves, G.A. Carey, S.L. Benac, and L.W. Cameron.
Modeling and graphic display system for cardiovascular research using random 3-d data.
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GD85a: T. Genin and R. Dean.
Computer graphics and the arts.
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GKS graphics and text processing.
CGF (em Proc. Eurographics (UK) Conf.; held in Bath, England; 28-29 March 1985, 4(3):259–270, September 1985.
GDW85: A. Garg, J. Deland, and P.S. Walker.
Design of intramedullary femoral stems using computer graphics.
Eng. Med. (GB), 14(2):89–93, April 1985.
GE84: S. Guest and E. Edmonds.
Graphical support in a user interface management system.
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Microcomputer graphics and visual reasoning.
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Proc. a Workshop on New Applications of Data Base; held in Cambridge, England; 2-3 Sept. 1983.
Academic Press, London, England, 1984.
GH84: R.N. Goldman and D.C. Heath.
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GH86: N. Greene and P.S. Heckbert.
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GHF86: J. Goldfeather, J.P.M. Hultquist, and H. Fuchs.
Fast constructive solid geometry display in the pixel-powers graphics system.
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Gie85: W.F. Gielingh.
The use of geometric modelling for design and manufacturing.
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GK85: F. Gessert and B. Kirsch.
Testing GKS implementations for conformity with standards.
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Gla86: A. Glassner.
Adaptive precision in texture mapping.
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Gle85: B.J. Gleason.
Using LOGO for robot simulation.
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Gli85: J. Glicksman.
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Gli86: E.P. Glinert.
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GM84: P.K. Ghosh and S.P. Mudur.
The bush-trajectory approach to figure specification: Some algebraic solutions.
ACM Transactions on Graphics, 3(2):110–134, April 1984.
GM85: M. Girard and A.A. Maciejewski.
Computational modeling for the computer animation of legged figures.
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GM86: A. Gagalowicz and Song De Ma.
Model driven synthesis of natural textures for 3-d scenes.
CGGB, 10(2):161–170, 1986.
GMLD84: S. Gupta, R. Matick, D.T. Ling, and F.H. Dill.
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The analysis and interactive generation of shapes (in italian).
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GO85: J.R. Gallop and C.D. Osland.
Experiences with implementing GKS on a PERQ and other computers.
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God85: D. Goddard.
Fast remote graphics (remote plotters).
Syst. Int. (GB), 13(10):61–62, October 1985.
Gol85a: G.S. Goldman.
Micro-based CAD: A production tool for manufacturing engineering.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(4):287–300, December 1985.
Gol85b: R.N. Goldman.
Markov chains and computer aided geometric design II. examples and subdivision matrices.
ACM Transactions on Graphics, 4(1):12–40, January 1985.
Gol85c: R.N. Goldman.
POLYA's URN model and computer aided geometric design.
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Gol85d: S.M. Goldwasser.
The voxel processor architecture for real-time display and manipulation of 3d medical objects.
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Gol86: M. Goldapp.
Fast scan-line conversion using vectorisation.
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Gom84: J.E. Gomez.
TWIXT: A 3d animation system.
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TWIXT: A 3d animation system.
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Goo: M.J. Goodfellow.
WHIM — the window handler and input manager.
Goo86: M.J. Goodfellow.
WHIM — window handler and input manager.
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Gor86: K.K. Gorowara.
Representation of two bezier cubic curves.
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Gos85a: J. Gosling.
Partitioning of function in window systems.
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Gos85b: D. Goss.
Screen control for the rainbow.
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Super buffer: Systolic VLSI graphics engine for real-time raster image generation.
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Parallel polygon scan conversion algorithms: Performance evaluation on a shared bus architecture.
CGGB, 10(1):7–25, 1986.
GPC84: M. Gangnet, D. Perny, and P. Coueignoux.
Perspective mapping of planar textures.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(2):115–123, 1984.
GR85: K.D. Geidel and D. Rustschew.
Full graphic editor (in german).
Radio Fernsehen Elekton. (Germany), 34(8):497–499, January 1985.
GRA85a: H. Gjoystdal, J.E. Reinhardsen, and K. Astebol.
Computer representation of complex 3-d geological structures using a new `solid modeling' technique.
Geophy. Prospect. (Netherlands), 33(8):1195–1211, December 1985.
Gra85b: H. Grabowski.
Use of computer graphics instruments in application-oriented training.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(1):71–77, 1985.
Gra85c: C.W. Grant.
Integrated analytic spatial and temporal anti-aliasing for polyhedra in 4-space.
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Gra85d: M. Grant.
Graphics and the PC user.
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Gra85e: J.L. Grashuis.
Grey-scale images on a matrix printer.
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Gra86: M. Grave.
Introduction of graphic information technology (in french).
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Gre84: N.L. Green.
Interfacing interactive graphics with fuzzy production rules in a design support system.
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Gre85a: J.M. Greenberg.
Computer animation in distance teaching.
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The drawing prism: A versatile graphic input device.
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Gri84: J.E. Grimaldi.
How does one store color business graphics — computer generated color microfiche.
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Gri85a: J.G. Griffiths.
Table-driven algorithms for generating space-filling curves.
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Gri85b: D. Grimwade.
A guide to better presentation techniques.
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Gri86: A. Grimm.
Graphics standards for efficient applications (in german).
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Gro84: H. De Groot.
Selection criteria for graphics hardware.
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Gro85: D.J. Grover.
Methods for the protection of computer graphics software.
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A flexible software character generator.
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GSN85: K. Grundey, U. Schweitzer, and R. Neuser.
A user-friendly computer-aided construction of boundaries.
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PICT: An interactive graphical programming environment.
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GTS85: K. Gu, Z. Tang, and J. Sun.
Reconstruction of 3d objects from orthographic projections.
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GU85: V. Gardiner and D.J. Unwin.
Limitations of microcomputers in thematic mapping.
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GU86: T.N.T. Goodman and K. Unsworth.
Manipulating shape and producing geometric conductivity in Beta-spline curves.
IEEECGA, 6(2):50–56, February 1986.
Gut85: K.M. Guttag.
Semiconductors to support advanced bit-mapped graphics.
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GV85: C. Giloth and J. Veeder.
The paint problem.
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GZ85: P. Gillard and W.M. Zuberek.
Interfacing interactive circuit simulation with standard graphics facilities.
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Ham85: J.A. Hamilton.
Productivity features in a workstation window manager.
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Printing gray-scale graphics using mean dot density.
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Har84c: P. Harrow.
Computer graphics and the oil company.
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A raster-output-device controller that uses an open architecture approach for generating high resolution hard copy.
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Symmetry and notation: Regularity and symmetry in notated computer graphics.
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Hau84a: H.L. Hausen, editor.
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PIPS: A portable image processing system.
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Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(2):137–139, June 1985.
HB85: D. Hamar and G. Blaho.
Using MMT — interactive graphics systems for the design of printed circuits (in hungarian).
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HC84: D.G. Holmes and P.I. Corke.
A real-time instrumentation system with vector graphics display.
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HC85a: I. Harary and M. Chlamtac.
Filling algorithm (SXPW) using contour for raster scan.
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A programmable graphics processor with reconfigurable image memory.
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HCH85: V.D. Hopkin, R.E. Carswell, and N.Z. Hilton.
The separation of characters by colour instead of spacing.
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HCP85: N.D. Hatziargyriou, G.C. Contaxis, and B.C. Papadias.
Microcomputer based interactive graphics for power system analysis education.
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HE84: R.J. Hubbold and A.A. Eid.
A computer graphic approach to lateral skull cephalostat radio graph analysis for orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning.
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Mine planning on a microcomputer: An application of GKS.
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Hec84: P.S. Heckbert.
Techniques for real-time frame buffer animation.
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Hef84: G. Heffron.
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IEEE Spectrum (USA), 21(10):61–66, October 1984.
Hen85: R.D. Hennings.
New optical technologies for information and communication (in german).
Nachr. Dok. (Germany), 36(3):137–143, June 1985.
Her84: G. Herron.
Smooth closed surfaces with discrete triangular interpolants.
Comput. Aided Geom. Des. (Netherlands), 2(4):297–306, December 1984.
Her85: F. Herbert.
Solid modeling for architectural design using octpaths.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(2):107–116, 1985.
HF85: A.M. Heath and R.B. Flavell.
Colour coding scales and computer graphics.
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HGN85: M.R. Harris, A.J. Geddes, and A.C.T. North.
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HH84: S.R.H. Hoole and P.R.P. Hoole.
An expert system for interactive finite element design.
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HH85a: M. Herbert and R. Hoffman.
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HH85b: C. Hoffman and J. Hopcraft.
Quadratic blending surfaces.
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HH85c: E.A. Hoffman and P.B. Heffernan.
A computer graphics aided 3d analysis of heart/lung interaction reconstructed via DSR scanning.
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HH85d: D.V. Hutton and A. Hassan.
Computer graphics simulation of a CNC lathe.
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Hil85: R.M. Hilmer.
A fast algorithm for generating high quality images of molecules.
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HJO86: L. Henderson, M. Journey, and C. Osland.
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HK84: J.A. Hoskins and M.W. King.
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HK85: S.E. Hudson and R. King.
Efficient recovery and reversal in graphical user interfaces generated by the HIGGENS system.
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HKV84: I. Herman, T. Tolnay Knefely, and A. Vincze.
XGKS — a multitask implementation of GKS.
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HL84: M. Holynski and E. Lewis.
Effectiveness standards for computer graphics.
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HL85: M.J. Hawley and S.J. Leffler.
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HLL⁺84: D.P. Huijsmans, W.H. Lamers, J.A. Los, J. Smith, and J. Strackee.
Computer-aided three-dimensional reconstruction from serial sections: A software package for reconstruction and selective image generation for complex topologies.
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HM85a: L.F. Hodges and D.F. McAllister.
Technology and techniques for stereoscopic display of computer generated images.
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HM85b: C.E. Hughes and J.M. Moshell.
Picture programming: A graphical programming environment.
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HM86: W. Hubner and Z.I. Markov.
GKS based graphics programming in prolog.
CGF, 5(1):41–50, March 1986.
HMP85: Sung Cheng Huang, D.K. Mahoney, and M.E. Phelps.
Considerations in image display of physiological parameters from dynamic position computed tomography.
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HN85a: J.C. Hourcade and A. Nicolas.
Algorithms for antialiased cast shadows.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(3):259–265, 1985.
HN85b: H. Huitric and M. Nahas.
B-spline surfaces: A tool for computer painting.
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HO85: J.M. Heines and T. O'Shea.
The design of a rule-based CAI tutorial.
Int. J. of Man-Mach. Studies (GB), 23(1):1–25, July 1985.
Hof85a: C. Hoffman.
Automatic surface generation in computer aided design.
Technical Report 85-661, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, April 1985.
Hof85b: T.V. Hoffmann.
Power graphics.
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Hoh85: M.B. Hohulin.
View manager: A graphical windowing system.
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Hol84: B.W. Hollocks.
Practical benefits of animated graphics in simulation.
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Hol85a: D. Holland.
Joysticks.
Comput. Sch. (GB), 7(4):109–113, July 1985.
Hol85b: F.R. Hollo.
Proposed language standards for programmable controllers.
Control Eng. (USA), 32(9):260–266, September 1985.
Hol85c: M.G. Holt.
Experiences with CAD solids modelling and its role in engineering design.
Comput. Aided Eng. J. (GB), 2(2):38–44, April 1985.
Hoo86: T. Van Hook.
Real-time shaded NC milling display.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):15–20, January 1986.
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Hop85a: A. Hope.
Solid modelling in the CAM-x system.
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Hop85b: B. Hopgood.
Graphics standards.
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Hop85c: F.R.A. Hopgood.
Graphics standards.
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HR85a: I. Herman and J. Reviczky.
A general device driver for GKS.
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HR85b: J.L. Houle and L. Richardson.
A graphics interface for interactive simulation of packet-switching networks.
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HRK86: I. Herman, J. Reviczky, and T. Tolnay Knefely.
A concept for a GKS machine.
CGGB, 10(2):177–182, 1986.
HSC85: F.W. Haining, R.F. Shaul, and D.V. Caletka.
Data base management: The key to computer aided design control.
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HSSC85: E.L. Hines, I. Sexton, N. Storey, and J.F. Craine.
Initial investigations into 3-d display techniques.
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Hsu84: M.B. Hsu.
An interactive graphics program for the equilibrium shape determination for tensioned fabric structures.
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Hua85: Z.J. Hua.
The design and implementation of a graphics language oriented to computer aided mechanical design.
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Hub84: R.J. Hubbold.
3d real-time display and raster representation.
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Hud85: P.T.W. Hudson.
What does colour add to a display that can't be done in black and white.
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Hui85: P.K. Huish.
SOLIDESIGN — an integrated solid modeller.
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Hum84: L. Hummel.
Dimensionless image processing.
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Hum85: A. Hume.
Folding regular polyhedra.
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Hun84: G.M. Hunter.
3d frame buffers for interactive analysis of 3d data.
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Hur86: R.D. Hurrion.
Visual interactive modeling.
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HW84: J.P. Harrison and N.J.A. Pears Wallace.
The role of microcomputers in interactive graphical planning.
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HY85: T. Horii and A. Yasuda.
A full-graphic CRT display system.
Matsishita Electr. Works Tech. Rep. (Japan), (31):16–20, January 1985.
ICG86: D.S. Immel, M.F. Cohen, and D.P. Greenberg.
A radiosity method for non-diffuse environments.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):133–142, January 1986.
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III84: M. Ishii, Y. Inamoto, and H. Ishihata.
GIPSY: A graphics and image processing system.
Fujitsu Sci. and Tech. J. (Japan), 20(3):385–409, September 1984.
IK85a: A. Imamiya and A. Kondoh.
Emulating a GKS input workstation with VDI and CORE terminal.
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IK85b: A. Ipakchi and M. Khadem.
Compact analyzer: An interactive simulator.
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Ik85c: M. Iwata and M. kashima.
Handwritten information input tablet (in japanese).
Natl. Tech. Rep. (Japan), 31(2):212–221, April 1985.
IKT85: M. Izumi, S. Kobayashi, and M. Toda.
Development of a solid modeller for finite element mesh generation.
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Ima85: A. Imamiya.
Standardization of computer graphics software (in japanese).
J. Jpn. Soc. Precis. Eng. (Japan), 51(2):339–45, February 1985.
Ina83: S. Inatsugu.
Digital computer and laser scanning.
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Ins84: A. Inselberg.
Parallel coordinates for multidimensional displays.
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Ira85: N.B. Irani.
Networked graphics workstation for computational fluid dynamics.
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Ish84: K. Ishikawa.
Interactive software for graphical QC analysis.
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Iwa85: K. Iwata.
Automatic input system of diagrams and free-hand drawings (in japanese).
J. Inst. Electron. and Commun. Eng. Jpn. (Japan), 68(5):522–528, May 1985.
JA84a: J.D. Jenness and G.C. Andrews.
Graphic simulation of planar dynamic mechanisms.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(4):411–421, 1984.
JA84b: R.R. Joshi and H. Arunachalam.
Multilevel picture segmentation in the graphics system — GRASP.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(2):167–176, 1984.
Jac85: D. Jackel.
The graphics PARCUM system: A 3d memory based computer architecture for processing and display of solid models.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(1):21–32, January 1985.
Jae84: H. Jaenisch.
Cost effectiveness on argon lasers in graphics.
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Jar84: I.M. Jarett.
Using computer generated financial and operating graphics to improve the performance and productivity of corporate communications.
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Jar86: G.E.M. Jared.
Solid modeling.
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JB86: K.I. Joy and M.N. Bhetanabhotla.
Ray tracing parametric surface patches utilizing numerical techniques and ray coherence.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):279–285, January 1986.
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JBE⁺84: D.R. Olsen Jr., W. Buxton, R. Ehrich, D.J. Kasik, J.R. Rhyne, and J. Sibert.
A context for user interface management.
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JC85a: P. Johnson and S. Cook.
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JC85b: D.R. Olsen Jr. and C.N. Cooper.
Spatial trees: A fast access method for unstructured graphical data.
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JDR85: D.R. Olsen Jr., E.P. Dempsey, and R. Rogge.
Input/output linkage in a user interface management system.
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Jen85: J. Jentjens.
Graphic controller and dual ported RAM, cost efficient way to improve computer graphics system performance.
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Jer85: M. Jern.
The raster graphics approach in mapping.
CGGB, 9(4):373–381, 1985.
JFAS84: C.K. Jen, G.W. Farnell, E.L. Adler, and J.K. Slaboszeicz.
Interactive computer-aided analysis of bulk acoustic waves using a personal computer.
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JHK85: P.K. Harter Jr., D.M. Heimbigner, and R. King.
IDD: An interactive distributed debugger.
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JI85a: A. Di Janni and M. Italiano.
Unified user interface for a CAD system.
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JI85b: A. Di Janni and M. Italiano.
Unified user interface for a CAD system.
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JJ85: H. Johnson and R. Johnson.
Enter macdraw (graphics package).
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JK84: H. Jansen and F.L. Krause.
Interpretation of freehand drawings for mechanical design processes.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(4):351–369, 1984.
JNR85: H. Jansen, E. Nullimeir, and K.H. Roediger.
Handsketching as a human factor aspect in graphical interaction.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(3):195–210, 1985.
JO85: H.R. Jervell and K.A. Olsen.
Icons in man-machine communications.
Behav. and Inf. Technol. (GB), 4(3):249–254, July-Sept. 1985.
Joh85a: J. Johnson.
Calculator functions on bitmapped computers.
SIGCHI Bull. (USA), 17(1):23–28, July 1985.
Joh85b: R.H. Johnson.
Data base management in solid modelling.
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Joh85c: R.H. Johnson.
Solid modeling technology update.
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Jon84: P.R. Jones.
How intelligent can business graphics software be.
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Jor85: E. Jorda.
Slide making from computer graphics.
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Jot84: R.J. Joty.
Solid modeling in engineering documentation.
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Joy85: K.I. Joy.
A model for graphics interface tool development.
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JPYH85: M.M. Jordan, W.J. Perkins, M.R. Young, and P. D'Arcy Hart.
Computer graphics and numerical techniques in the measurement of movements within cells.
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Jr.84: S.P. Emmons Jr.
The trend towards intelligent CAD systems.
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JR85: A. Janjua and D. Racionzer.
A multimodality image display and image processing system.
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JSST84: F.W. Hudson Jr., D. Sawtelle, K. Steinbrecher, and K. Thompson.
Direct CADD drawing (a flexible screen oriented user interface to CADD).
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JW84: F.W. Jansen and J.J. Van Wijk.
Previewing techniques in raster graphics.
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KA: A. Kaufman and S. Azaria.
Texture synthesis language for computer generated images.
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KA85: A. Kaufman and S. Azaria.
Texture synthesis techniques for computer graphics.
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KA86: H.W. Kuhlmann and B.W. Alheit.
Communicating via graphics standard interfaces.
CGGB, 10(2):97–102, 1986.
Kai85: J. Kaider.
Usage of CBDS II for PCB and hybrid design.
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Kaj85: J.T. Kajiya.
Anisotropic reflection models.
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Kaj86: J.T. Kajiya.
The rendering equation.
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KAMG84: L.E. Kazis, J.J. Anderson, R.F. Meenan, and P.M. Gertman.
Three-dimensional vector graphics: A method for displaying results in a drug trial.
Computer and Biomed. Res. (USA), 17(6):542–553, December 1984.
Kan84: M Kaneko.
Computer graphics production as a business.
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Kan85a: K. Kansy.
3d extension to GKS.
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Kan85b: K. Kansy.
GKS — position today.
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KAN86: H. Kimijiri, T. Agui, and M. Nakajima.
Anti-aliasing algorithm for digital figures using masks (in japanese).
TIECE, J69D(3):383–390, March 1986.
Kas84: D.J. Kasik.
An architecture for graphics application development.
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Kau86: A. Kaufman.
Computer artist's color naming system.
Visual Comput. (Germany), 2(4):255–260, 1986.
Kaw84: H. Kawakami.
3-d geometric modelling by intuitive man-machine interface.
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KB84: A. Kegel and J.H. Bons.
The coding of dynamographical information with applications to scribophone, teleboard and vidibord.
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KD84: R.H. Kirschbrown and R.C. Dorf.
`KARMA' — a knowledge-based robot manipulation system: The graphics user interface.
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KE84: G. Kedem and J.L. Ellis.
The raycasting machine.
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Ker84: I.V. Kerlow.
Illusion and technology (image analysis).
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Ker85: P. Kernot.
MElectron. des. (USA) 3d — a solid modelling system.
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Kes85: G. Kesling.
A graphical method for displaying censored data.
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Ket85: R.L. Ketcham.
A high-speed algorithm for generating anti-aliased lines.
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KG84: R.A. King and J.O. Gray.
A graphical man-machine interface for CAD and simulation of dynamic systems.
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KG85: D. Kromker and M. Gobel.
On architectures for GKS workstations.
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KH84: D.B. Kaye and E.H. Herskovits.
A CRT graphics system for experimental research.
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KH85: J.G. Kormos and K.L. Howard.
The SDRC GEOMOD interactive solid modelling system.
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Geometric modelling and its applications: A survey.
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The development of computer graphics curricula for design education.
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Kin86: R. Kingslake.
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KJ85: P.G. Karger and D.L. Jarmon.
Use of graphics in the development of CAD software.
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Kje84: L. Kjelldahl.
Drawing of an unusual kind of diagram-nomogram drawing.
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Kje85: T. Kjellberg.
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KK86: T.L. Kay and J.T. Kajiya.
Ray tracing complex scenes.
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KKSH84: F. Kimura, S. Kawabe, T. Sata, and M. Hosaka.
A study on product modelling for integration of CAD/CAM.
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KKT85: K. Kondo, F. Kimura, and T. Tazima.
Representation of 3-d shapes with the interactive rendering system (in japanese).
Inf. Process. Soc. Jpn. (Joho Shori) (Japan), 26(11):1401–1408, 1985.
Kla84: J. Klauber.
The use of typography in office communication.
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Kle85: R. Klette.
The m-dimensional grid point space.
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KLY83: H.J. Kimn, K.H. Lee, and K.H. Yoon.
On somepiecewise cubic interpolating polynomials (in korean).
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KM84a: S. Khator and C. Moodie.
Computer assisted plant layout using a graphics editor.
Computer and Ind. Eng. (GB), 8(3-4):171–179, 1984.
KM84b: O. Kurz and M. Muschiol.
State-of-the-art of german geometry modelling systems of two- and three-dimensional representation (in german).
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KM86: P. Srinivas Kumar and M. Manohar.
On probability of forest of quadtrees reducing to quadtrees.
Information Processing Letters, 22(3):109–111, 3 March 1986.
KMB85: G.A. Keramidas, E.W. Miner, and W. Bauman.
PLOT3D, an interactive graphics code for three dimensional plots.
Microsoftware Eng. (GB), 1(1):49–64, July 1985.
KMM⁺84: K. Katsura, H. Maejima, K. Minorikawa, H. Yonezawa, and T.W. Cantrell.
Graphic display processor to integrate drawing algorithms and display controls.
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KMMY85: K. Katsura, H. Maejima, K. Minorikawa, and H. Yonezawa.
VLSI for high-performance graphic control utilizing multiprocessor architecture.
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KMNK85: H.A. Kamel, A.V. Mobley, R. Nagulpally, and D. Kumar.
A gift for FE analysis on a microcomputer.
Comput. Mech. Eng. (USA), 3(4):12–20, January 1985.
KMW85a: S. Komada, M. Mori, and T. Watanabe.
An electrostatic transparent tablet.
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KMW85b: S. Komada, M. Mori, and T. Watanabe.
An electrostatic transparent tablet.
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Kne85: H. Kneissler.
An image is worth a thousand words (iman/age).
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KNY84: T. Kitamura, Y. Nagasawa, and Y. Yamazaki.
Color graphic display monitor with 20-inch CRT (in japanese).
Natl. Tech. Rep. (Japan), 30(3):349–354, June 1984.
KOH85: A. Kuwae, S. Obata, and K. Hanai.
Three-dimensional description of molecular normal vibrations.
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Kol84: W.J. Kolomyjec.
Animation at ohio state: Thoughts on a graduate program in computer graphics.
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Kol85: M.A. Kolitsky.
The electronic blackboard: A new way of teaching biology.
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Kom86: K. Komatsu.
Human skin model capable of natural shape variation.
NHK Lab. Note (Japan), 329:1, 3–12, March 1986.
Kon84: L.K. Konneker.
A graphical interaction technique which uses gestures.
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Kov85: W. Kovacs.
Previewing robotic motion with computer graphics.
Robotics Age (USA), 7(8):16–19, January 1985.
KP86: D. Krishnan and L.M. Patnaik.
GEODERM: Geometric shape design system using an entity-relationship model.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 18(4):207–218, May 1986.
KPV85: I. Kas, A. Palotasi, and K. Voros.
New hardware algorithm and architecture for high-speed laser plotting.
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KR84: T. Kramer and J. Rix.
A new display file structure for line and surface presentations.
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Kra84: A. Kramer.
Iconmaker — interactive user interface design.
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Kre85: D.B. Krelle.
The 16-bit-processor 80286 (in german).
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Kri84: E. Kristiansen.
Application of computer-generated animation in european space research.
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Kri85: J. Kripac.
Classification of edges and its application in determining visibility.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 17(1):30–36, Jan.-Feb. 1985.
Kru84: L. Krummel.
Interactively editing graphics and text on the quibix work surface.
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KS84a: A. Kaprow and J.K. Shafran.
The new studio: The computer graphics workstation.
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KS84b: R. Karg and J. Schroter.
High-resolution colour graphic workstation.
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KS84c: J. Kuklewicz and S. Sidman.
Monolithic colour palette gives high resolution, saves on memory, space and software.
Aust. Electron. Eng. (Australia), 17(12):20–23, December 1984.
KS85: G. Koda and K. Schimizu.
An efficient algorithm for the dot generation of arbitrary ellipses (in japanese).
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KS86: L. Koved and B. Shneiderman.
Embedded menus: Selecting items in context.
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KSF84: K. Kawasaki, H. Sakayori, and T. Fujii.
Dot matrix LCD modules with 16 or 25 lines.
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KSRG85: M.J. Kelly, F.A. Saloman, T.D. Rhodes, and W.S. Goldberg.
An intelligent windowing graphics terminal for the UNIX system.
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KSY85: T. Kunii, T. Satoh, and K. Yamaguchi.
Generation of topological boundary representations from octree encoding.
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KTO84: N. Kodaira, Y. Tsujido, and M. Oshima.
Interactive robot programming with real-time graphic simulation.
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Kun85a: C.C. Kung.
Computer graphics simulation of a multi-wedge robot manipulator.
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Kun85b: T.L. Kunii, editor.
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KW85: T.L. Kunii and G. Wyvill.
A simple but systematic CSG system.
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KY85: M. Katoh and S. Yanase.
Three-dimensional omnimax picture by computer graphics: `we are born of stars' (in japanese).
Fujitsu (Japan), 36(2):141–149, 1985.
Lac84: D.C.L. Lacey.
Geometric modeling with image plane integral (IPI) holography.
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Laf85: M. Beaudouin Lafon.
UFO: A graphical meta-interface for object manipulation (in french).
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Lak86: A.L. Lakshminarasimhan.
Computer assisted instruction for teaching curve and surface generation.
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Lan85: C. Landauer.
Graphics for simulation model definition.
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Law84: R. Lawrence.
Frame buffer memory organization.
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Lay85: J. Laycock.
Colour contrast calculations for displays viewd in illumination.
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LBG86: Ai Chang Lu, M.J. Biernat, and T. Grace.
Two algorithms for image display using redefinable character sets.
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LBS85: S.K. Lee, W. Buxton, and K.S. Smith.
A multi-touch three dimensional touch-sensitive tablet.
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LBSS85: A. Lippman, W. Bender, G. Solomon, and M. Saito.
Color word processsing.
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LBT85: A. Lejeune, F. Bolduc, and N. Magnenat Thalmann.
Strategic use of business graphics: A stakeholder approach.
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LC85a: M.S. Landy and Y. Cohen.
Vectorgraph coding: Efficient coding of line drawings.
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LC85b: G. Lapalme and M. Cormier.
Design and implementation of an interactive route editor.
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LD85: R.L. London and R.A. Duisberg.
Animating programs using smalltalk.
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LD86: K.K. Low and S.W. Director.
PED: A graphical process editor.
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LDC⁺84: R. Lenz, P.E. Danielsson, S. Crontstrom, B. Gudmundsson, and P. Edholm.
Presentation and perception of 3d-images.
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LE85: L. Lichten and R. Eaton.
An innovative user interface for microcomputer-based computer-aided design.
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Lea85: R.J. Leach.
Graphical control systems and multiple displays.
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Fractals for the PC.
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Lee84a: T.J. Lee.
Intelligent peripherals and computer graphics.
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Lee84b: R. Leeman.
Is consistent motion necessary for good computer animation?
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Len84: R. Lenz.
Processing and presentation of 3d-images.
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Leo85: T.M. Leonard.
ADA and graphical kernel system.
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Lev84a: S. Levine.
Computer music and the human interface: Imbedding performance knowledge at the graphics level.
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Lev84b: H.M. Levy.
Vax station: A general-purpose raster graphics architecture.
ACM Transactions on Graphics, 3(1):70–83, January 1984.
LG84: M. Beaudouin Lafon and C. Gresse.
CATY: A programming environment for graphic and interactive program construction.
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Lia86: Yao Tang Liao.
The prime 9955 implementation of the graphical kernel system.
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Lic84: L. Lichten.
Computer-aided design applications on microcomputers.
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Lie08: M.H. Liewald.
CAD/CAM standards — a review.
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Lie84a: H. Lieberman.
Seeing what your programs are doing.
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Lie84b: L. Liebson.
Integration of graphics in the XY vision electronic publishing system.
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Lie85a: H. Lieberman.
There's more to menu systems than meets the screen.
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Lie85b: M.H. Liewald.
Initial graphics exchange specification: Successes and evolution.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(1):47–50, 1985.
Lig84: C. Lightfoot.
Autologic's approaches to electronic publishing systems.
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Lin85a: U. Lindmark.
PLOTTIE — an easy-to-use graphics package.
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Lin85b: R. Lindner.
A prefiltering raster scan algorithm.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(2):101–109, June 1985.
Liu84: C.K. Liu.
A study of graphics programming languages for computer-aided design and drafting.
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LJM85: M. Lamb, M. Joy, and J. Martin.
An accessible, dynamically graphical user interface management system.
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LL86: D.T. Lee and A.K. Lin.
Computing the visibility polygon from an edge.
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LM84a: T. Larrabee and C.L. Mitchell.
GAMB&IT: A prototyping approach to video game design.
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LM84b: D. Laurent and S. Motet.
GEOMATIC: A 3-d graphic relief simulation system.
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LM84c: M.C. Leu and R. Mahajan.
Computer graphic simulation of robot kinematics and dynamics.
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LM84d: M.C. Leu and R. Mahajan.
Simulation of robot kinematics using interactive computer graphics.
COED (USA), 4(1):11–14, Jan.-Feb. 1984.
LM85a: P. Lavigne and D. Meyer.
High-resolution colour graphics card. I.
Elektor (GB), 11(125):50–55, September 1985.
LM85b: P. Lavigne and D. Meyer.
High-resolution colour graphics card. III.
Elektor (GB), 11(127):70–74, November 1985.
LM85c: P. Lavigne and D. Meyer.
High-resolution colour graphics card. IV.
Elektor (GB), 11(128):45–51, December 1985.
LM85d: P. Lavinge and D. Meyer.
High-resolution colour graphics card II.
Elektor (GB), 11(126):46–51, October 1985.
LN84: K.A. Lantz and W.I. Nowicki.
Structured graphics for distributed systems.
ACM Transactions on Graphics, 3(1):23–51, January 1984.
LNPR84: H. Leich, B. Naumann, V. Prikhodko, and M. Rudalics.
Realization of GKS functions on a microprogrammed display module.
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LR85: J. Lacey and M. Robinson.
The Euclid system.
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Statistically optimized sampling for distributed ray tracing.
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LS84a: S. Leitch and F.J. Smith.
Computer-aided typography, cubic splines in font design.
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LS84b: L.N. Lester and J. Sandor.
Computer graphics on a hexagonal grid.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8:401–409, 1984.
LTH86: D.H. Laidlaw, W.B. Trumbore, and J.F. Hughes.
Constructive solid geometry for polyhedral objects.
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Luc84: R.E. Lucas.
What are good computer pictures.
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Luc85: W. Luck.
A dialog-oriented graphic system for cartography, spatial planning and analysis.
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Lui85: C.N. Lui.
Interactive image/graphics in computational-intensive scientific and engineering applications.
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Lyn84: R.T. Lynn.
Office systems — information evolution.
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MA85: R.R. Martin and C. Anderson.
A proposal for an ALGOL 68 binding of GKS.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(1):43–58, January 1985.
Mac84: C. MacHover.
Has computer graphics fulfilled its potential?
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Mac85: C. MacHover.
Background and source information about computer graphics.
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Mad84a: P. Madan.
Realities and tradeoffs in the design of bit-mapped graphic display controllers.
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Mad84b: P. Madan.
System design alternatives in graphic display applications.
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Mag85: M.C. Maguire.
A review of human factors guidelines and techniques for the design of graphical human-computer interfaces.
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Mah85: L.M. Mahony.
A computer graphics terminal with a cylindrical screen.
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Mai85: G. Maiorino.
Integraph approach in computer-aided geometric design using free form surfaces.
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Mal84: J. Malings.
Graphical data display manager — the workstation umbrella.
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Mal85: J. Malings.
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Man85a: N.K. Mango.
A computer-aided dynamics system modeler.
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Man85b: J. Mantas.
Recognition of greek handwritten characters employing fuzzy set reasoning.
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Mar84a: A. Marcus.
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Mar84b: R. Marrs.
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Mar84c: P.D. Martins.
Windowing the solution space of an optimization problem.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 16(6):324–320, November 1984.
Mar85a: R. Maran.
The Graphic MacIntosh Book.
Holt, Rinhart and Winston, Toronto, Ont., and New York, 1985.
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A formal specification of line representations on graphics devices.
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Mar85c: R.R. Martin.
Recent advances in graphical techniques.
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MAS85: Y. Mitani, H. Asami, and K. Sugiyama.
A construction of intelligent graphic terminal using a personal computer for an integrated software development system (in japanese).
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Mas86: A. Mastaff.
Engineering workstations.
Comput. Syst. (GB), 6(2):43–45, February 1986.
Mat85a: P.M. Mather.
The use of colour in enhancing satellite imagery of the earth.
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Mat85b: A.J. Mathew.
Polygonal clipping of polylines.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(4):407–414, December 1985.
Mau84: D. Maugey.
Computer graphics and personal computers.
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Max86a: N.L. Max.
Atmospheric illumination and shadows.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):117–124, January 1986.
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Max86b: N.L. Max.
Light diffusion through clouds and haze.
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May84: D. Mayer.
Graphic systems for technical illustration electronic publishing.
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MB84: H.P. Moreton and R.D. Bergeron.
SUDS — surface description system.
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MB86: B.A. Myers and W. Buxton.
Creating highly-interactive and graphical user interfaces by demonstration.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):249–258, January 1986.
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MBD84: J.B. Millar, R.K. Barz, and A.V. Diller.
Document production in hindi and thai via a software man-machine interface.
J. Inst. Electron. and Telecommun. Eng. (India), 30(6):162–167, November 1984.
MBJ85: D.L.M. Mansur, M.M. Blattner, and K.I. Joy.
Sound-graphs: A numerical data analysis method for the blind.
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MBM86: C.R. Mol, J.M. Burridge, and A.J. Morffew.
Three-dimensional graphics display of x-ray angiography data.
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MC85a: C.L. MacDonald and I.K. Crain.
Applied computer graphics in a geographic information system — problems and success.
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MC85b: C.L. MacDonald and I.K. Crain.
Applied computer graphics in a geographic information system: Problems and successes.
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McC84: J.J. McCormick.
Present and future color display technologies for graphics.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(3):281–93, 1984.
McG86: J.D. McGregor.
An introductory course in graphics.
SIGCSE Bull., 18(1):222–224, February 1986.
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McI85: M.D. McIlroy.
A note on discrete representation of lines.
Atandt Tech. J. (USA), 64(2, Pt. 2):481–490, February 1985.
McK85: L. McKay.
GKS Primer.
Nova Graphics International, Austin, Texas, 1985.
McL85a: D. McLean.
A method of generating surfaces as a composite of cyclide patches.
ComputerJOUR, 28(4):433–438, January 1985.
McL85b: J. McLeod.
CRTs and printers: More colour, greater resolution.
Syst. and Software (USA), 4(7):62–64, July 1985.
Mea86: J.A. Meads.
The standards pipeline.
CG, 20(3):164–166, July 1986.
Mei85: B. Meier.
BUVOLIC: A program for teaching color theory to art students.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(7):57–65, July 1985.
Mel85: P. Melling.
Cursor control (digitising techniques).
Syst. Int. (GB), 13(10):63–66, October 1985.
Mer84: M. Meriaux.
A two-dimensional clipping divider.
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Mer85: H. Merz.
Graphics with turbo-pascal (in german).
MIKROComputer, (10):88–90, October 1985.
Met84: S.E. Metros.
Microcomputer applications for graphic design.
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MF85: M. Moran and M.B. Feldman.
Toward graphical animated debugging of concurrent programs in ADA.
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MFDA86: R. Morrison, A.L. Florianis, A. Dearle, and M.P. Atkinson.
An integrated graphics programming environment.
CGF, 5(2):147–157, June 1986.
Proceedings of Eurographics (UK) Conference, held in Glasgow, Scotland, 26-28 March 1986.
MFP84: P.H. Mills, H. Fuchs, and S.M. Pizer.
High-speed interaction on a vibrating-mirror 3d displays.
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MG85: N. Munro and M. Griffiths.
Graphical input of system descriptions.
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MG86a: Song De Ma and A. Gagalowicz.
Determination of local coordinate systems for texture synthesis on 3-d surfaces.
CGGB, 10(2):171–176, 1986.
MG86b: G.W. Meyer and D.P. Greenberg.
Color education and colour synthesis in computer graphics.
Color Res. and Appl., 11 Suppl.:S39–44, 1986.
Proceedings of the 1986 AIC Interim Meeting on Color in Computer Generated Displays; held in Toronto, Ont., Canada, 19-20 June 1986.
MGB85: P. McComber, A. Gakwaya, and A. Babin.
An algorithm for isochrome raster graphic display.
Computer and Struct. (GB), 20(4):699–705, 1985.
MGKC84: M.A. McAnulty, J.P. Gemmill, K.A. Kegley, and H.T. Chiu.
Low-level graphics cues for solid image interpretation.
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MH85: M. Moriconi and D.F. Hare.
PAGASYS: A system for graphical explanation of program structures.
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Mic85: B. Michna.
A universal LCD graphic controller (in german).
Elektron. Ind. (Germany), 16(6):46, 48, 1985.
Mie85: B.W. Mielke.
A course in computer graphics.
SIGSCE Bull. (USA), 17(3):42–43, 53, September 1985.
Mik84: M. Mikut.
Experiences and problems of implementation of standardized graphical I/O software.
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Mil84: L. Miller.
Computer graphics and the woven fabric designer.
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Mil85a: M.D. Millikin.
Microsoft windows — a peek at future operating systems.
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Mil85b: M.I. Mills.
Image synthesis: Optical identity or pictorial communication.
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Mil86: G.S.P. Miller.
The definition and rendering of terrain maps.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):39–48, January 1986.
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Min84: C. Minnich.
Xenotron's total system for text and graphic integration.
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Mit85: R.J. Mitchell.
TURTLE 2.c2.
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MJ84: P. Mehring and W. Jud.
NETASIM — an interactive CSSL system with on-line graphics and front-end for power electronics (in german).
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MJF85: B. Monahan, M.G. Joost, and E.L. Fisher.
Multi-modal command strategies for expert CAD systems.
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MK84a: S. MacKay and E.M. Kidd, editors.
Proc. Graphics Interface '84; held in Ottawa, Canada; 28 May — 1 June 1984.
National Research Council of Canada, Ottawa, Canada, 1984.
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MK84b: R.A. Meals and J.M. Kabo.
Computer graphics displays of musculoskeletal anatomy.
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MK85: A.A. Maciejewski and C.A. Klein.
SAM — animation software for simulating articulated motion.
CGGB, 9(4):383–391, 1985.
MKMY84: H. Maejima, K. Katsura, K. Minorikawa, and H. Yonezawa.
VLSI for high performance graphic control which utilizes multi-processor architecture.
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MKN85: S.L. Morgan, J.J. Kindon, and A. Nauda.
A man-machine interface simulator.
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ML84: M. Moriconi and A.L. Lansky.
Representation and refinement of visual specifications.
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ML85: N.L. Max and D.M. Lerner.
A two-and-a-half-d motion-blur algorithm.
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MM84a: C. MacHover and W. Myers.
Interactive computer graphics.
Computer (USA), 17(10):145–161, October 1984.
MM84b: R. Mahajan and J.S. Mogal.
An interactive graphic robotics instructional program-i GRIP: A study of robot motion and workspace constraints.
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MM84c: G. Marechal and J. Matthys.
Computer graphics development in europe.
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MM85: B. Melamed and R.J.T. Morris.
Visual simulation: The performance analysis workstation.
Computer (USA), 18(8):87–94, January 1985.
MNM84: N. Johnson Miller, P.Y. Ngai, and D.D. Miller.
The application of computer graphics in lighting design.
J. Illum. Eng. Soc. (USA), 1984 IES Annual Conference; held in St. Louis, MO., 5-9 Aug. 1984, 14(1):6–26, October 1984.
Moh85: T.G. Moher.
Videocassette course development using microcomputer graphics.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(6):34–40, June 1985.
Mol85: Z. Molnar.
A real-time graphics workstation to enhance engineering productivity.
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Mon84: D. Monjau.
Methods for increasing processing speeds in geometric modelling and representation processes (in german).
Nachrichtentech. Elektron. (Germany), 34(12):453–458, 1984.
Moo84: R.J. Moore.
Integrated software: The appeal of graphics.
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Mor84a: A. Morffew.
The use of computer graphics in research.
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Mor84b: I.G.R. Morgan.
Painting by numbers: Customer needs and system design.
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Mor85: K. Moraw.
Digitisation with the camera (in german).
MIKROComputer, (10):46–54, October 1985.
Mow86: J.E. Mower.
Name placement of point features through constraint propagation.
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MP84: G.V. Mamchev and P.P. Pvsyannikov.
Operator-computer interface in the observation of three-dimensional television images.
Prib. and Tekh. Eksp. (USSR), 27(2):58–61, March-April 1984.
MP85a: J.A. McDonald and J. Pedersen.
Computing environments for data analysis I. introduction.
Siam J. on Sci. and Stat. Comput. (USA), 6(4):1004–1012, October 1985.
MP85b: J.A. McDonald and J. Pederson.
Computing environments for data analysis II. hardware.
Siam J. on Sci. and Stat. Comput. (USA), 6(4):1013–1021, October 1985.
MPS85: T.W. Maver, C. Purdie, and D. Stearn.
Visual impact analysis — modelling and viewing the natural and built environment.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(2):117–124, 1985.
MS85a: A.E. Middleditch and K.H. Sears.
Blend surfaces for set theoretic volume modelling systems.
Comput. Graphics (USA) (em Proc. SIGGRAPH '85; held in San Francisco, CA; 22-26 July 1985, 19(3):161–170, July 1985.
MS85b: H. Muller and A. Schmitt.
Visible surface calculations form complex unstructured polygonal scenes.
Computing (Austria), 35(3-4):231–146, 1985.
MSA85: J.B. Moffett, S.G. Smith, and S.J. De Amicis.
Technical brochure preparation.
IEEE Trans. on Prof. Commun. (USA), PC-28(2):17–20, June 1985.
MSJ83: B.K. Miller, N.M. Schmitt, and R.A. Jones.
An interactive graphics program for investigating digital signal processing.
COED (USA), 3(4):9–14, July-Aug. 1983.
MSW86: B.J. Martin, B. Setzer, and R. Walker.
The implementation of a graphics package in ADA.
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Muh85: W. Muhlmann.
The present state and problems in computer art (in german).
Wiss. Z. Tech. Hochsch. Ilmenau (Germany), 31(6):85–90, 1985.
Mul85: J.H. Muller.
The great LOGO adventure.
Comput. Sch. (USA), 2(2-3):117–125, Summer-Fall 1985.
Mul86: H. Muller.
Image generation by space sweep.
CGF, 5(3):189–195, September 1986.
Mun84: T. Munton.
Engineering graphics overview.
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Mur85: G.M. Murch.
Colour graphics — blessing or ballyhoo.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(2):127–135, June 1985.
MW84: A. MacIlroy and P. Wyman.
Steps to effective business graphics.
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MWBK85: J.B. Massicotte, R.E. Wurtz, R.W. Benster, and E. Klingenberg.
A menu-driven user interface for a physician's imaging console.
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Mye84: B.A. Myers.
The user interface for SAPPHIRE.
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Mye85a: B.A. Myers.
Using percent-done progress indicators to enhance user interfaces.
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Mye85b: W. Myers.
Computer graphics: The next 20 years.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(8):69–76, January 1985.
Nab85: R. Nabavi.
The graphical kernel system — an opportunity for APL.
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NAB86: I. Navazo, D. Ayala, and P. Brunet.
A geometric modeler based on the exact octree representation of polyhedra.
CGF, 5(2):91–104, June 1986.
Nac84: L.R. Nackman.
Software environments for CAD systems.
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Nag: R.E. Nagle.
Use of interactive graphic devices in the acquisition, processing and display of environmental satellite data.
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Nai85: A. Naiman.
Colour spaces and colour contrast.
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NBK85: Yu.E. Nesterikhin, V.P. Bessmeltsev, and V.P. Koronkevitch.
Laser image output devices.
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NC85: W.B. Ngai and Y.K. Chan.
Low cost geometric modelling system for CAM.
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NCB85: W.L. Nicholson, D.B. Carr, and L. Billard.
Looking at more than three dimensions (graphical tools for data analysis).
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NDK⁺84: H. Nishimura, H. Deguchi, T. Kawai, S. Yamashita, T. Kawata, I. Shirakawa, and K. Omura.
A multicomputer system links: Its architecture and graphics applications.
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NDT⁺85: H. Nishimura, H. Deguchi, T. Tatsumi, T. Kawata, I. Shirakawa, and K. Omura.
Performance evaluation of parallel processing in computer graphics system LINKS-1 (in japanese).
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Nea86: M. Neal.
Tour of computer graphics in japan.
IEEECGA, 6(6):11–20, June 1986.
Nei85: T. Neill.
CADCAM: How IGES can be make to work.
Eng. Comput. (GB), 4(5):46–48, 50, September 1985.
Nel85: G. Nelson.
Juno, a constraint-based graphics system.
Comput. Graphics (USA) (em Proc. SIGGRAPH '85; held in San Francisco, CA; 22-26 July 1985, 19(3):235–243, July 1985.
New85: C.M. Newton.
Interactive searches of bushy trees: A genetics application.
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NH85: J. Nievergelt and K. Hinrichs.
Storage and Access Structures for Geometric Databases.
Kyoto Sangyo Univ., Kyoto, Japan, 1985.
NHIN86: E. Nakamae, K. Harada, T. Ishizaki, and T. Nishita.
A montage method: The overlaying of the computer generated images onto a background photograph.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):207–214, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
NHK⁺85: E. Nakamae, K. Harada, K. Kaneda, M. Yasuda, and A. Sato.
Reconstruction and semi-transparent stereographic display of an object consisting of multiple surfaces (in japanese).
Trans. Inf. Process. Soc. Jpn. (Japan), 26(1):181–188, 1985.
Nic85: C.J. Nicol.
Modelling solids in four dimensions.
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Nie84: G.M. Nielson.
A locally controllable spline with tension for interactive curve design.
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Nim84: D. Nims.
Instant color proofer.
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NK84: H. Nakatani and T. Kitahashi.
Inferring 3-d shapes from line drawings using vanishing points.
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NK85a: T. Noma and T.L. Kunii.
Amimengine: An engineering animation system.
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NK85b: T. Noma and T.L. Kunii.
ANIMENGINE: An engineering animation system.
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NL85: L. Naess and P.A. Loeken.
Graphical input to a process simulator.
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NLW85: K.C. Nunan, A.G. Lean, and C.P. Wang.
The shading engine — low cost parallel processor for rendering high quality color images in graphics workstations.
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NM85: H. Newman and Z. Muscati.
Coding aspects of the virtual device metafile and other picture standards.
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NN84: T. Nishita and E. Nakamae.
Half-tone representation of 3-d objects with smooth edges by using a multiscanning method (in japanese).
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NN85: T. Nishita and E. Nakamae.
Continuous tone representation of three-dimensional objects taking account of shadows and interreflection.
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NN86: T. Nishita and E. Nakamae.
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NON85: T. Nishita, I. Okamura, and E. Nakamae.
Shading models for point and linear sources.
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Nor84: P. Norrish.
Moving tables from paper to CRT screen.
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Nor85: K. Normark.
Program development on graphical workstations.
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Now86: H. Nowacki.
Modeling in networks.
CGGB, 10(2):113–117, 1986.
NOYS85: H. Nakanishi, S. Okuda, T. Yoshida, and T. Sugawara.
A high resolution color CRT for CAD/CAM use.
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NS85: Y. Nishimura and K. Sato.
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NS86: R.C. Nelson and H. Samet.
A consistent hierarchical representation for vector data.
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NT85: C.J. Nelson and C.H. Tucker.
GKS implementation issue.
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Nur85: O. Nurmi.
A fast line-seep algorithm for hidden line elimination.
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NWB85: M. Novacek, B. Wyvill, and G. Birtwistle.
Fuzzy objects using simula.
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NWTB84: G.N. Ni, M. Wein, P. Tanner, and G. Bechthold.
A prototype graphics display features high level graphics functions.
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NYHN84: E. Nakamae, H. Yamashita, K. Harada, and T. Nishita.
Computer graphics for visualizing simulation results.
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NYTK86: T. Naruse, M. Yoshida, T. Takahashi, and H. Kaneko.
An architecture of a graphics computer — SIGHT (in japanese).
TIECE, 3:474–476, March 1986.
Oak86: D. Oakley.
Dejagging raster graphics by pixel phasing.
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OATO85: Y. Ota, H. Arai, S. Tokumasu, and T. Ochi.
An automated finite polygon division method for 3-d objects.
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OC84: P. O'Malley and W.F. Carleton.
Demonstration of a simple CAD system based on a new display generator.
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OC85: B. Ozell and R. Camarero.
A geometric modeller for turbomachinery applications.
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OH84: C.D. Osland and F.R.A. Hopgood.
Standards update: What happens next?
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OH85a: K. Ogawa and S. Horiguchi.
A hierarchical program structure for graphic systems and its evaluation (in japanese).
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OH85b: J.R. Okey and M.E. Hale.
Using computer graphics and animation in testing.
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Ohl86: M.R. Ohlson.
The role and position of graphics in computer science education.
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OKW84: M.A. Oliver, T.R. King, and N.E. Wiseman.
Quadtree scan conversion.
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Oli84: M.A. Oliver.
Two display algorithm for octrees.
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Oli85: D.E. Olins.
Three-dimensional reconstruction and data display of chromosome structures studied by electron microscope tomography.
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Ols84: L. Olsson.
Interactive editing of polygons.
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Ols85: C. Olson.
Graphics crunching (engineering workstations).
Syst. Int. (GB), 13(9):56–57, September 1985.
O'N85: R.A. O'Neill.
CAM-x at otter controls.
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Opp86: P.E. Oppenheimer.
Real time design and animation of fractal plants and trees.
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OTT85: M. Oka, N. Takano, and A. Takemoto.
Development of general purpose program on 3-dimensional graphics (in japanese).
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Owe85: G.S. Owen.
Computer graphics in two and three dimensions.
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Owe86: J. Owen.
Computer graphics and CAD literature — a keyword-indexed bibliography.
CGF, 5(3):233–263, September 1986.
OWW85a: T. Ottmann, P. Widmayer, and D. Wood.
A fast algorithm for the boolean masking problem.
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OWW85b: T. Ottmann, P. Widmayer, and D. Wood.
A worst-case efficient algorithm for hidden-line generation.
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Oxl85: A. Oxley.
Surface fitting by triangulation.
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Pai85: D. Painter.
XYVISION's computerised publishing system: Another important step towards electronic publishing and interactive page make-up.
Inf. Media and Technol. (GB), 18(3):107–109, Summer 1985.
Pal84: A. Paller.
The next 12 months in computer graphics: 20 major trends.
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Pal85a: P. Palerma.
Low-cost graphic terminals (in italian).
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Pal85b: A. Paller.
The next twelve months: Ten trends shaping the business graphics industry.
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Pal85c: D.M. Palyka.
Computer/art — depolarization and unification.
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Pan85: N.D. Panagiotacopulos.
Digital image processing and computer graphics methods in spine research.
Automedica (GB), 6(1-2):51–69, 1985.
Par84: D. Parker.
Intermixing text and graphics in the output device.
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Par85a: D. Parisi.
User-computer interface using natural language (in italian).
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Par85b: T. Parkinson.
Solid modelling r&d in japan.
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Par86: M.S. Parsons.
Generating lines using quadgraph patterns.
CGF, 5(1):33–39, March 1986.
Pas85: K. Pasemann.
Interfaces for CAD/CAM integration.
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Pat85: R. Patton.
An application-level graphics standard.
Syst. and Software (USA), 4(4):121–126, April 1985.
Pav85: T. Pavlidis.
Scan conversion of regions bounded by parabolic splines.
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PB85: D.J. Plunkett and M.J. Bailey.
The vectorization of a ray-tracing algorithm for improved execution speed.
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PC85: P. Prusinkiewicz and M. Christopher.
Hologram-like transmission of pictures.
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Pea85: D.R. Peachey.
Solid texturing of complex surfaces.
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Pea86: D.R. Peachey.
Modeling waves and surf.
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Pec85: R.J. Peckham.
Shading evaluations with general three-dimensional models.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 17(7):305–310, September 1985.
Pen85a: S.E. Pender.
Microprocessor-based laser videodisc information systems — new tools for interactive training and simulation.
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Pen85b: D.E. Penna.
The use of a touch screen and graphics display to provide a user friendly interface to a multi-function computer system.
Electron. Technol. (GB), 19(5):84–87, May 1985.
Per84a: R.M.V. Perez.
Computer graphics as an aid to a robot dynamical simulation analysis.
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Per84b: T.S. Perry.
TV networks VIE for viewer's votes (TV computer graphics).
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Per84c: R. Person.
Animation Magic with your IBM PC & PCjr.
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Per85: K. Perlin.
An image synthesizer.
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Pet: J.R. Peterson.
System requirements for graphics silicon.
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Pet84: W.M. Peterson.
An innovative VLSI solution to video display applications.
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Pet85: F.J. Peters.
An algorithm for transformations of pictures represented by quadtrees.
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Pey85: Jaime Puig Pey.
A simple algorithm for the graphical representation of surfaces.
Microsoftware Eng. (GB), 1(1):65–71, July 1985.
Pfa84: G.E. Pfaff.
Conformance testing of graphics software using a configurable reference system.
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Pfa85a: G.E. Pfaff.
A programmable graphics editor as UIMS based on GKS.
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PFA⁺85b: J. Poulton, H. Fuchs, J.D. Austin, J.G. Eyles, J. Heinecke, Cheng Hong Hsieh, J. Goldfeather, J.P. Hultquist, and S. Spach.
Pixel planes: Building a VLSI-based graphic system.
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Pfa86a: G.E. Pfaff.
GKSGRAL: A GKS implementation for IBM mainframes and PCs.
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PFA86b: T. Powers, A. Frankel, and D. Arnold.
The computer graphics virtual device interface.
IEEECGA, 6(8):33–41, January 1986.
Pfe85: W. Pferd.
Entering drawings into CADDS with the skantek automatic digitizer-methods and results.
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PI85: R. Perucchio and A.R. Ingraffea.
An integrated boundary element analysis system with interactive computer graphics for three-dimensional linear-elastic fracture mechanics.
Computer and Struct. (GB), 20(1-3):157–171, 1985.
Pic84: C.A. Pickover.
The use of computer-drawn faces as an educational aid for the presentation of statistical concepts.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(2):163–166, 1984.
Pic85: C.A. Pickover.
On the educational uses of computer-generated cartoon faces.
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Pie84: L. Piegl.
Defining c1 curves containing conic segments.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(2):177–182, 1984.
Pie86: L. Piegl.
Curve fitting algorithm for rough cutting.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 18(2):79–82, March 1986.
Pik84: R. Pike.
The BLIT: A multiplexed graphics terminal.
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Pil85: E. Piller.
A general-purpose multi-microprocessor raster graphics display system with anti-aliasing.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(1):33–41, January 1985.
Pin83: R. Pinkham.
Dual port memory with high speed serial access.
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Pin84: R. Pinkham.
Video memory technology and applications.
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PK85: C.A. Pickover and E. Khorasani.
Computer graphics generated from the iteration of algebraic transformations in the complex plane.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(2):147–151, 1985.
PKST85a: L.B. Protsko, G.P.A. Kurtenbach, P.G. Sorenson, and J.P. Tremblay.
DEPICT: A graphical interface for systems analysis and design.
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Design of a graphics database in support of computer-aided information systems development.
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PL85: S. Pfleger and K.H. Lutz.
CADOS — a graphical system development methodology.
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Pla85: M. Plante.
NAPGEN — automatic NAPLPS page generator.
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PLR85: R. Pike, B. Locanthi, and J. Reiser.
Hardware/software trade-offs for bitmap graphics on the BLIT.
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Plu85: B. Plunkett.
Portable pictures: A case for graphics standards.
Comput. Mech. Eng. (USA), 3(5):37–40, March 1985.
PM84: K. Pasemann and E. Metzner.
Educational requirements for CAD in industry.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(2):211–213, 1984.
PM86: R.F. Puk and J.I. McConnell.
GKS-3d: A three-dimensional extension to the graphical kernel system.
IEEECGA, 6(8):42–49, January 1986.
PMK85: G.E. Pfaff, R. Muller, and B. Kirsch.
A verifier for checking the conformance of programs with the GKS standard.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(1):19–25, 1985.
PMM85: Yu.V. Polokanov, Yu.V. Moskovskii, and A.I. Mirkin.
Thermoprinting heads (in russian).
Prib. and Sist. Upr. (USSR), (3):35–37, 1985.
PO84: M.B. Phillips and G.M. Odell.
An algorithm for locating and displaying the intersection of two arbitrary surfaces.
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PO85: M.L.V. Pitteway and P.M. Olive.
Filtering edges by pixel integration.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(2):111–116, June 1985.
Pol84: N.W. Polhemus.
STATGRAPHICS.PC: An interactive data analysis and statistical graphics system for personal computers.
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Pon85: H.J. Pongratz.
Computer graphics in videotex (in german).
Angew. Inf. (Germany), 27(6):232–238, June 1985.
Pos85: E. Post.
Interface considerations for window based programming.
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PP86: D.B. Pliske and J. Psotika.
Exploratory programming environments for designing ICAI.
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PR84: R. Pineau and E. Ryherd.
Semi custom gate array chip to handle 60 hz noninterlaced video.
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Pra85a: J.S. Courtney Pratt.
Plate device for scanning and displaying graphics.
Tech. Dig. (USA), 77:17, October 1985.
Pra85b: M.J. Pratt.
Current british research and development in solid modelling and its applications.
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Pra85c: M.J. Pratt.
IGES — the present state and future trends.
Comput. Aided Eng. J. (GB), 2(4):130–133, January 1985.
Pra85d: M.J. Pratt.
Solid modelling: A teenaged art — when will it mature.
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Pra85e: M.J. Pratt.
Solid modelling and the CAD/CAM interface.
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Pra85f: V. Pratt.
Techniques for conic splines.
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Pre84a: K. Preiss.
Constructing the solid representation from engineering projections.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(4):381–389, 1984.
Pre84b: A. Preusser.
Algorithm 626. tech. rep.ICP: A contour plot program for triangular meshes.
ACMTMS, 10(4):473–475, December 1984.
Pre84c: A. Preusser.
Computing contours by successive solution of quintic polynomial equations.
ACMTMS, 10(4):463–472, December 1984.
Pri85: I. Priestley.
Data entry without keyboards.
Comput. Syst. (GB), 5(10):67–69, October 1985.
Pro85a: M.J. Prospero.
Evaluation of a graphical interaction technique using GKS.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(3):319–321, 1985.
Pro85b: C.J. Prosser.
Bit-mapped graphics and window: A glimpse behind the scenes.
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PRV⁺84: R. Pinkham, D.J. Redwine, F.A. Valente, T.H. Herndon, and D.F. Anderson.
A high speed dual port memory with simultaneous serial and random mode access for video applications.
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PS85: F.P. Preparata and M.I. Shamos.
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PS86a: W. Puchtler and J. Schoenhut.
ERLNET — distributed components of the Erlangen graphics system.
CGGB, 10(2):143–149, 1986.
PS86b: L.K. Putnam and P.A. Subrahmanyam.
Boolean operations on n-dimensional objects.
IEEECGA, 6(6):43–51, June 1986.
Pur85: W. Purgathofer.
A general purpose graphics editor (in german).
Angew. Inf. (Germany), 27(2):77–83, February 1985.
PW85a: T. Pavlidis and C.J. Van Wyk.
An automatic beautifier for drawings and illustrations.
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PW85b: D.A. Pucknell and R. Woloszczuk.
`ET' — a friendly interactive editing tool for IC layout.
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PWG85: R.A. Pine, R.A. Wlaker, and N.K. Gupta.
Matrix PC: Modeling, simulation, and optimization on personal computers.
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Rae85: G. Raeder.
A survey of current graphical programming techniques.
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Rag86: J.E. Rager.
Graphics packages for teaching graphics.
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Raw85: M. Rawlins.
High level graphics utilities with GKS shortcuts.
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Raw86: M.G. Rawlins.
UNIX and graphics.
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RB85: W.T. Reeves and R. Blau.
Approximate and probabilistic algorithms for shading and rendering structured particle systems.
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RC85: M.H. Richer and W.J. Clancey.
GUIDON-WATCH: A graphic interface for viewing a knowledge-based system.
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RC86: A.A.G. Requicha and S.C. Chan.
Representation of geometric features, tolerances, and attributes in solid modelers based on constructive geometry.
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Rea85: P.W. Reach.
TECHNov.ISION — a fifth generation CAD/CAM system.
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Rea86: P.W. Reach.
Technovision — an advanced mechanical CAD/CAM system.
Comput.-Aided Eng. J. (GB), 3(1):9–16, February 1986.
Ree85: T.N. Reed.
Standardization of the virtual device metafile and the virtual device interface.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(1):33–38, 1985.
Ree86: C.N. Reed.
Deltamap — just another new GIS.
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Reh84: M. Rehmus.
Complex documentation preparation on an IBM PC using WIPS.
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Reh85: P. Rehwald.
VDAFS — an interface to transfer surface description data between CAD systems.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(1):69–70, 1985.
Rei84: A. Reinhardt.
The design of material flow systems and experimental control by means of graphic-interactive simulation (in german).
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Rei85: M. Reiss.
Pixel phasing — graphics display without steps (in german).
CAE J. (Germany), (3):27–30, May-June 1985.
Ren84: G. Renner.
Conventional elements of engineering drawings — free form curves.
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Rev85: J. Reviczky.
Filling algorithms in computer graphics (in hungarian).
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Rey86: G.J. Reynolds.
A token based graphics system.
CGF, 5(2):139–145, June 1986.
RG85: D.S.H. Rosenthal and J.A. Gosling.
System aspects of low-cost bitmapped displays.
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RG86: A. Recuero and J.P. Gutierrez.
Computerized logical operations with polygonal domains.
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RGM85: K. Reumann, G. Griebel, and K. Mildenstein.
Manufacturing models of biomedical objects via CAD/CAM and GKS.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(4):375–382, December 1985.
RGR85a: R.V. Rubin, E.J. Golin, and S.P. Reiss.
THINKPAD — a graphical system for programming by demonstration.
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RGR85b: R.V. Rubin, E.J. Golin, and S.P. Reiss.
THINKPAD: A graphical system for programming by demonstration.
IEEE Software (USA), 2(2):73–79, March 1985.
RH84: P. Rehwald and C. Hornung.
An analytical visibility method for displaying parametrically defined surfaces.
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RH85: P. Rehwald and C. Hornung.
An analytical visibility method for displaying parametrically defined surfaces.
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Ric85: L.G. Richards.
Engineering education: A status report on the CAD/CAM revolution.
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Rig83: W.H. Righter.
Static column architecture in CHMOS dynamic RAMS — a graphics memory solution.
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RIM85: H. Roffmann, M. Imam, and R. Mellum.
The APS-GM: More efficiency through the integration of sculptured surfaces in solid modelling.
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Rip85: H. Rippiner.
Workstations — present and future trends.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 17(10):17–21, December 1985.
Rix84: J. Rix.
On developing a GKS driver architecture for raster workstations.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(2):145–148, 1984.
RJA⁺84: M.L. Rhodes, D.W. Jackson, Y.M. Azzawi, W.V. Glenn Jr., R.S. Howland, and S.L.G. Rothman.
Computer graphics for CT-assisted knee surgery.
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RK84: N. Roussopoulos and S. Kelley.
GDDT — a graphical design and documentation tool for software development.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(3):309–23, 1984.
RK85: A. Roos and H. Kaitonen.
Freestyle graphics with APL.
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RO85: P.K. Robertson and J.F. O'Callaghan.
The application of scene synthesis techniques to the display of multidimensional image data.
ACMTOG, 4(4):247–275, October 1985.
RO86a: T.H. Richards and G.C. Onwubolu.
Automatic interpretation of engineering drawings for 3d surface representation in CAD.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 18(3):156–160, April 1986.
RO86b: P.K. Robertson and J.F. O'Callaghan.
The generation of color sequences for univariate and bivariate mapping.
IEEECGA, 6(2):24–32, February 1986.
Rob84: D. Roberts.
Interface design — a hardware perspective.
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Rob85: J. Roberge.
A data reduction algorithm for planar curves.
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Rog86a: G.S. Rogers.
UIGKS: A distributed graphics system.
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Rog86b: G.S. Rogers.
University of illinois graphical kernel system C language binding.
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Rog86c: G.S. Rogers.
University of illinois graphical kernel system virtual workstation server specification.
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Ros: L.J. Rosenblum.
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Ros85a: D.S.H. Rosenthal.
Academic application developers and a window system.
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Ros85b: K. Rossel.
Interactive video I. (in german).
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Ros86: A. Rosenfeld.
Axial representations of shape.
Comput. Vision, Graphics and Image Process., 33(2):156–173, February 1986.
Rot85: S.W. Roth.
Shadow-mask CRTs meet military need for color displays.
Inf. Disp. (USA), 1(11):16, 26, November 1985.
Row85a: C. Rowe.
Tablet outline (digitisers).
Syst. Int. (GB), 13(10):69–70, October 1985.
Row85b: R. Rowlett.
A low cost system for the graphical display of space-filling models of proteins.
Comput. and Chem. (GB), 9(4):301–315, 1985.
Row86: J.H. Rowe.
Metafiles and computer graphics.
CGGB, 10(2):103–106, 1986.
RPB85: S.P. Reiss, J.N. Pato, and M.H. Brown.
An environment for workstations.
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RR84: J.R. Rossignac and A.A.G. Requicha.
Constant-radius blending in solid modeling.
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RR85: D.F. Rogers and L.M. Rybak.
On an efficient general line-clipping algorithm.
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RR86a: D.F. Rogers and S.D. Rogers.
A raster display package for education.
IEEECGA, 6(4):51–58, April 1986.
RR86b: J.R. Rossignac and A.A.G. Requicha.
Offsetting operations in solid modeling.
Computer-Aided Geometric Design (Netherlands), 3(2):129–148, January 1986.
RS85a: R.L. Rhodes and L. Serra.
Three dimensional colour graphics in real-time.
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RS85b: R.L. Rhodes and L. Serra.
Three-dimensional colour graphics in real-time.
J. Inst. Electron. and Radio Eng. (GB), 55(11-12):401–3, Nov.-Dec. 1985.
RT85: J.M. Reising and Emerson T.J.
Color in quantitative and qualitative display formats: Does color help.
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Rub85: M.M. Rubin.
Spatial context as an aid to page layout: A system for planning and sketching.
Visible Lang. (USA), 19(2):243–250, Spring 1985.
Rud85: M. Rudalics.
Multiprocessing memory management on a graphic workstation.
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Rus84: W.D. Rushworth.
Computer graphics — the geographical context.
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RV85: A.A.G. Requicha and H.B. Voelcker.
Boolean operations in solid modeling: Boundary evaluation and merging algorithms.
Proc. IEEE (USA), 73(1):30–44, January 1985.
RW84: S. Rose and M. Waldron.
Training of preservice teachers of the hearing impaired in microcomputer and computer graphic techniques.
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SA84: C. Schmandt and B. Arons.
Phone slave: A graphical telecommunications system.
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SA85: T.W. Sederberg and D.C. Anderson.
Steiner surface patches.
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Sab85: Y. Sabban.
Problems with graphic misrepresentation.
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Sac84: J.E. Sachter.
3-d computer generated animation.
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Sal84: R.J. Salmon.
GKS as a software standard for CAD.
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Sam85: H. Samet.
Bintrees, CSG trees, and time.
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San84: D. Santos.
High resolution ink jet printing for the graphic arts.
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San85a: J. Sandor.
Octree data structures and perspective imagery.
CGGB, 9(4):393–405, 1985.
San85b: H.P. Santo.
Engineering graphics + computer graphics = computational engineering.
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SB84: M. Slater and R.J. Baker.
GRAPH — an interactive program based on the graphical kernel system.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(2):135–140, 1984.
SB85a: S.M. Schwartz and R. Bajcsy.
Three-dimensional elastic matching of ventricles.
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SB85b: S.I. Shaheen and H.A. Baraka.
Microcomputer based graphic system for locating hidden objects.
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SB85c: W. Simpson and T. Barker.
SAMMIE: Computing the human factor.
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SB85d: S.N. Steketee and N.I. Badler.
Parametric keyframe interpolation incorporating kinetic adjustment and phasing control.
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SB86: D. Salesin and R. Barzel.
Two-bit graphics (alpha bit mapping).
IEEECGA, 6(6):36–42, June 1986.
SBD86: F.J.M. Schmitt, B.A. Barsky, and Wen Hui Du.
An adaptive subdivision method for surface-fitting from sampled data.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):179–188, January 1986.
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SBM86: D. Shuey, D. Bailey, and T.P. Morrissey.
PHIGS: A standard, dynamic, interactive graphics interface.
IEEECGA, 6(8):50–57, January 1986.
SBT85: R. Shoucri, R. Benesch, and S. Thomas.
Note on the determination of digital straight line from chain codes.
Comput. Vision, Graphics and Image Process. (USA), 29(1):133–139, January 1985.
SC85: H.D. Stewart and J.N. Curtis.
A data-base driven graphics animation and simulation system.
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Sch84: M. Schussel.
Three approaches to graphics, intelligence, and geometric modeling.
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Sch85a: J.J. Schiavone.
Video interfacing to flat panel displays for dynamic graphics portrayal.
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Sch85b: M. Schilcher.
Interactive graphic data processing in cartography.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(1):57–66, 1985.
Sch85c: C. Schmandt.
Phone slave: A graphical telecommunications interface.
Proc. S.I.D. (USA), 26(1):79–82, 1985.
Sch85d: T.C. Schmidt.
A single-lens three-CRT crossed dichroic color projector for data and video.
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Sch85e: L. Scholl.
Heuristic rules for visualization.
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Sch85f: G.F. Schrack.
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Comput. Graphics (USA), 19(2):41–77, May 1985.
Sch86a: A. Scheller.
Integrated processing of text and graphics within the german research network.
CGGB, 10(2):133–142, 1986.
Sch86b: J. Schoenhut.
Classification of graphics metafile encodings.
CGGB, 10(2):107–111, 1986.
Sco85: K. Scovron.
A picture is worth a thousand words.
J. Comput. Math. and Sci. Teach., 4(4):38–39, Summer 1985.
SDB85: L.R. Speer, T.D. Derose, and B.A. Barsky.
A theoretical and empirical analysis of coherent ray-tracing.
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SDP85: J.L.C. Sanz, I. Distein, and D. Petkovic.
Computing polygonal masks in pipeline architectures for automated visual inspection applications.
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Seq85: C.H. Sequin.
Berkeley unigrafix — a modular rendering and modeling system.
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SG85: W.M. Strome and B. Grush.
The scientific and technical issues in integrating remotely sensed imager with geocoded databases.
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SG86a: T.W. Sederberg and R.N. Goldman.
Algebraic geometry for computer-aided geometric design.
IEEECGA, 6(6):52–59, June 1986.
SG86b: M.R. Sparks and J.R. Gallop.
Language bindings for computer graphic standards.
IEEECGA, 6(8):58–65, January 1986.
SH84: S.W. Sloan and G.T. Houlsby.
An implementation of watson's algorithm for computing 2-dimensional delaunay triangulations.
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Sha85a: D. Shamonsky.
Scripting graphics with graphics: Icons as a visual tool.
Visible Lang. (USA), 19(2):227–242, Spring 1985.
Sha85b: U. Shani.
A false color editing technique for raster image display.
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An object-oriented user interface management system.
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Shi85: T. Shipman.
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Animating rotation with quaternion curves.
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SHSC85: I. Sexton, E.L. Hines, N. Storey, and J.F. Craine.
Psychological considerations on 3d displays.
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SHW84: C.R. Standridge, J.R. Hoffman, and S.A. Walker.
Presenting simulation results with TESS graphics.
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SI86: D.S. Scott and S.S. Iyengar.
TID — a translation invariant data structure for storing images.
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Sib85: K.E. Sibbald.
Computer-aided design/drafting on personal computers.
Proc. IEEE (USA), 73(12):1807–1816, December 1985.
Sie86: G.R. Siebers.
An introduction to computer graphics.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 18(3):161–169, April 1986.
Sim84: W.A. Simcox.
A method for pragmatic communication in graphic displays.
Human Factors (USA), 26(4):483–487, January 1984.
Sim85: R.M. Sim.
Recent developments in computer-aided design and engineering.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 17(10):11–15, December 1985.
Sin85: R. Singh.
Introduction to interactive video (for CAI).
Electron. Technol. (GB), 19(8):170–172, September 1985.
SIS⁺85: H. Sato, M. Ishii, K. Sato, M. Ikesaka, H. Ishihata, M. Kakimoto, K. Horota, and K. Inoue.
Fast image generation of constructive solid geometry using a cellular array processor.
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SK84: J.R. Seiver and H.M. Knutson.
Computer graphics and petrochemical plant design.
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SK85: P. Schlosser and R. Kable.
A new high-performance transparent digitizer for computer graphics display applications.
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SK86: H. Schumann and A. Kotzauer.
A method of displaying transformed picture rectangles using GKS raster functions.
CGF, 5(2):119–123, June 1986.
Proceedings of Eurographics (UK) Conference, held in Glasgow, Scotland, 26-28 March 1986.
Ska85: V. Skala.
Hidden line solution by the bresenham algorithm.
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Ska86: M.W. Skall.
NBS's role in computer graphics standards.
IEEECGA, 6(8):66–70, January 1986.
SKM85: R. Sriraman, J. Koplowitz, and S. Mohan.
Tree searched chain coding for subpixel reconstruction of line drawings.
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SL84: A. Sondergaard and H.H. Larsen.
Cadastral mapping pilot project.
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SL85: R. Sabourin and D.A. Lowther.
Developing graphical tools with minimal GKS.
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SM85a: K.H. Sears and A.E. Middleditch.
Technical note: Raster applications with GKS.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 17(1):42–45, Jan.-Feb. 1985.
SM85b: S. Shinozawa and M. Matumoto.
An approach to software visualization.
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SM86a: E.L. Schwartz and B. Merker.
Computer-aided neuroanatomy: Differential geometry of cortical surfaces and an optimal flattening algorithm.
IEEECGA, 6(3):36–44, March 1986.
SM86b: Y.N. Shinde and S.P. Mudur.
Algorithms for handling the fill area primitive of GKS.
CGF, 5(2):105–117, June 1986.
Sme85: G.W. Smethurst.
The design and implementation of a dual processor graphics terminal.
J. Microcomput. Applications (GB), 8(1):35–45, January 1985.
Smi85a: B.R. Smith.
Computers and art.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(2):141–147, June 1985.
Smi85b: P. Smith.
The graphics user interface (digitisers).
Syst. Int. (GB), 13(10):72–73, October 1985.
Smi86: R.B. Smith.
The alternate reality kit — an animated environment for creating interactive simulations.
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SMR85: M.K. Stojcev, I.Z. Milovanovic, and Z.C. Radonjic.
Some shifting methods for matrix multiplication.
IEE Proc. E.(GB), 132(1):33–44, January 1985.
SN86: R.H. Stern and M. Neal.
Are your images being ripped off (legal rights over computer graphic images).
IEEECGA, 6(3):45–51, March 1986.
SNG85: U. Schweitzer, R. Neuser, and K. Grundey.
A user friendly multi user concept of digital terrain models with interactive graphical techniques.
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SO85: M. Sakuchi and Y. Ohsawa.
The AI-MUDAMS: The drawing processor based on the multidimensional pattern data structure.
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SO86: M. Sakauchi and Y. Ohsawa.
Pattern data representation and management in image database systems.
Syst. and Comput. Jpn., 17(1):83–91, January 1986.
Sol85: W.J. Solimeno.
Display ad systems.
Seybold Rep. Publ. Syst. (USA), 15(1):1–16, 9 Sept. 1985.
Sop85: N.P. Sopp.
Animation with MIT LOGO.
Comput. Teach. (USA), 12(6):20–23, March 1985.
Sor85: V. Sorensen.
Visualizing music with computer graphics.
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SOS⁺85: D. Salzman, M. O'Conner, R. Smith, A. Goodman, and D. Breslau.
A unified environment for image processing, graphics, and instrument control.
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SP86: T.W. Sederberg and S.R. Parry.
Free-form deformation of solid geometric models.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):151–160, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
SPA85a: G. Short, T. Preston, and M. Asal.
Bit-map controllers.
Syst. Int. (GB), 13(9):50–54, September 1985.
Spa85b: M. Sparks.
Graphics language bindings — the what and why.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(4):387–392, December 1985.
Spe84: N. Spewock.
Planning for CAD/CAM graphic data exchange using initial graphical exchange specifications (IGES).
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Spi84: R.G. Spires.
GKS: What it means to the CG industry.
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Spi85: R.G. Spiers.
The GKS graphics standard; for military applications.
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Spr85: B. Sprunt.
Creating prism maps with microcomputers.
Comput. and Geosci. (GB), 11(3):327–329, 1985.
SR84: I. Scherson and S. Ruhman.
Associative processing in computer graphics: Image transformation and hidden surface elimination.
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SR85a: S.G. Satterfield and D.F. Rogers.
A procedure for generating contour lines from a b-spline surface.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(4):71–75, April 1985.
SR85b: R. Spence and P. Rankin.
MINNIE: A tool for interactive-graphic design of electronic circuits.
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SRSW84: H. Samet, A. Rosenfeld, C.A. Shaffer, and R.E. Webber.
Processing geographic data with quadtrees.
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SS45: B. Singh and G. Schrack.
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Computer Graphics, 20(3), 85-145.
SS84: J.Y. Staudhammer and J. Shi.
Trends in computer graphics support for CAD/CAM.
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SS85a: V.E. Saouma and E.S. Sikiotis.
Interactive graphics nonlinear constrained optimization.
Comput. and Struct. (GB), 21(4):759–769, 1985.
SS85b: Y. Stepanenko and T.S. Sankar.
A system approach to dynamic simulation of robotic manipulators.
Comput. Mech. Eng., 3(6):61–66, May 1985.
ST84: H. Samet and M. Tamminen.
Experiences with new image component algorithms.
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ST85: M. Sakamoto and M. Takagi.
Computerized generation of high-quality fonts of the japanese alphabets (in japanese).
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ST86: R.W. Swanson and L.J. Thayer.
A fast shaded-polygon renderer.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):95–101, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
Sta85: S.M. Stash.
GKS — the common thread.
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Sta86a: M.J. Stapleton.
UNIX and graphical kernel system.
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Sta86b: G.K. Starkweather.
A color-correction scheme for color electronic printers.
Color Res. and Appl., 11 Suppl.:S67–6, 1986.
Proceedings of the 1986 AIC Interim Meeting on Color in Computer Generated Displays; held in Toronto, Ont., Canada, 19-20 June 1986.
Sta86c: M. Starling.
Visualization by solid modeling.
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Ste84: H.A. Steinberg.
A smooth surface based on biquadratic patches.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 4(9):20–23, September 1984.
Ste85a: W.K. Steele.
A graphics routine for stereographic projection of paleomagnetic data.
Comput. and Geosci. (GB), 11(1):91–94, 1985.
Ste85b: B.G. Stevens.
NAPLPS decoding in FORTH.
J. Forth Appl. and Res. (USA), 3(2):221–224, 1985.
Ste86: S.D. Stewart.
Computer generated molecular modeling.
Simulation, 47(1):18–23, July 1986.
Sto85: R.K. Stobart.
Using solid modellers in robot programming.
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Sto86: M.C. Stone.
Color, graphic design, and computer systems.
Color Res. and Appl., 11 Suppl.:S75–82, 1986.
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Str85a: D.H. Straayer.
The standardization of three-dimensional graphics systems.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(1):27–32, 1985.
Str85b: D. Straub.
A comparison of and future trends in personal computer-based computer-aided design and drafting software.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(3):323–329, 1985.
Str85c: D. Stredney.
The use of computer generated graphics in representing biomedical structures.
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Str86: S. Strassmann.
Hairy brushes.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):225–232, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
Sug84: K. Sugihara.
Interpretation of an axonometric projection of a polyhedron.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(4):391–400, 1984.
Sum84: J.S. Summers, editor.
Conference Proc. Lasers in Graphics, Electronic Publishing in the 80's (2 vols); held in New Oeleans, LA; 4-8 Nov. 1984.
Dunn Technol., Vista, CA, 1984.
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Sum85: F. Sumi.
Computers generate 3-d display for domed movie-screen.
Inf. Disp. (USA), 1(8):14, January 1985.
Sun84a: Y.S. Sun.
Discussion of standard interfaces of geometrical modellers.
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Sun84b: Y. Sundblad.
Bilevel display screen presentation of text, graphics and images for page make-up work.
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SW84: T. Saito and E. Wade.
Graphics for bitmapped displays (in japanese).
J. Fac. Eng. Univ. Tokyo Ser. (Japan), 22:38–39, 1984.
SW85: C.H. Sequin and P.R. Wensley.
Visible feature return at object resolution.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(5):37–50, May 1985.
Swa85: M. Swaine.
Windowing operating environments.
Dr. Dobb's J. (USA), 10(12):28–33, December 1985.
SWK84: S.L. Stepoway, D.L. Wells, and G.R. Kane.
A multiprocessor architecture for generating fractal surfaces.
IEEE Transactions on Computers, C-33(11):1041–1042, November 1984.
Syk84: O. Sykora.
VLSI systems for some problems of computational geometry.
Parallel Computer (Netherlands), 1(3-4):337–342, December 1984.
SYS86: S.J. Sawicki, R.D. Young, and S.E. Sund.
A new program to create chemical process flow diagrams.
Comput. and Chem. Eng. (GB), 10(3):297–301, 1986.
Tag84: A. Taguchi.
Optimization of the plotter pen movement in writing kanji (in japanese).
Trans. Inf. Process. Soc. Jpn. (Japan), 25(3):388–393, 1984.
Tak85: T. Takala.
User interface management system with geometric modeling capability: A CAD system's framework.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(4):42–50, April 1985.
Tan85a: S.L. Tanimoto.
Graphical operations in a hierarchical parallel computer.
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Tan85b: H. Tanino.
3-d graphics of crystal structure by a personal computer (in japanese).
Bull. Electrotech. Lab. (Japan), 49(9):721–735, 1985.
Tay84: R. Taylor.
Graphics with the transputer.
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Tay86: J. Tayima.
Color image display algorithms (in japanese).
Inf. Process. Soc. Jpn. (Joho Shori) (Japan), 27(1):11–20, 1986.
TB84: C.G. Topley and A.D.M. Burwell.
Tech. rep.IGPLOT: An interactive program in BASIC for plotting triangular diagrams.
Comput. and Geosci. (GB), 10(2-3):277–309, 1984.
TC84: S.T. Tan and K.C. Chan.
A subdivision algorithm for axisymmetric sections.
Comput. Aided Des. (GB), 16(6):329–334, November 1984.
TDT85: D. Thalmann, L.P. Demers, and N. Magnenat Thalmann.
Locating, replacing, and deleting patterns in graphics editing of line drawings.
Comput. Vision, Graphics and Image Process. (USA), 29(1):37–46, January 1985.
Tei85: W. Teitelman.
A tour through CEDAR.
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, SE-11(3):285–302, March 1985.
TFK⁺86: C.C. Tappert, A. Shawhan Fox, Joonki Kim, S.E. Levy, and L.L. Zimmerman.
Handwriting recognition on transparent tablet over flat display.
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TG84: C.S. Tidball and M.L. Glass.
Raster graphics in support of medical education.
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TH84: W. Tiller and E.G. Hanson.
Offsets of two-dimensional profiles.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 4(9):36–46, September 1984.
Tha85a: D. Thalmann.
Animation by computer: A tradition in canada.
CIPS Rev. (Canada), 9(6):18–19, Nov.-Dec. 1985.
Tha85b: N. Magnenat Thalmann.
A new tool for business graphics: The animated data system.
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THI⁺85: M. Takakura, M. Hayasaki, K. Iwasaki, Y. Noguchi, H. Takemura, Y. Yamane, and N. Kako.
Compact image processing system `art processor' (in japanese).
Sharp Tech. J. (Japan), (33):35–38, 1985.
Tho83: G.L. Thompson.
Development of a high resolution raster graphic display memory.
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Tho84a: B.S. Thomas.
Graphics 3-d simulation of robot workcells.
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Tho84b: J.C. Thompson.
Graphical data display manager: Directions and strategy.
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Tho85: Tran Thong.
Frequency domain analysis of two-pass rotation algorithm.
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Tho86: A.L. Thomas.
Overlap operations and raster graphics.
CGF, 5(1):13–32, March 1986.
Tin86: G.L. Tindle.
Fermi surface display.
CGGB, 10(1):77, 79, 1986.
TJ85: M. Tamminen and F.W. Jansen.
An integrity filter for recursive subdivision meshes.
CGGB, 9(4):351–363, 1985.
TK85: N. Takehara and H. Kotera.
Color reproduction methods for hard-copy printer (in japanese).
Electrophotography (Japan), 24(1):60–67, 1985.
Tka85: A. Tkach.
CAD system helps link imaginary vision and reality.
CIPS Rev. (Canada), 9(6):21–22, Nov.-Dec. 1985.
TL85: L.W. Freni Titulaer and W.C. Louv.
An evaluation of the symbolic multidimensional graphs-trees and castles.
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TM84: S.B. Tor and A.E. Middleditch.
Convex decomposition of simple polygons.
ACM Transactions on Graphics, 3(4):244–265, October 1984.
TM86a: J.M. Taylor and G.M. Murch.
The effective use of color in visual displays: Text and graphics applications.
Color Res. and Appl., 11 Suppl.:S3–10, 1986.
Proceedings of the 1986 AIC Interim Meeting on Color in Computer Generated Displays; held in Toronto, Ont., Canada, 19-20 June 1986.
TM86b: J. Trueblood and M. Mizuno.
An efficient anti-aliasing software algorithm.
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TMAD86: E. Tosan, P. Maillot, J. Azencot, and B. Decoret.
On process for the construction of scenes: An attempt of formalization.
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TMSW86: P.P. Tanner, S.A. MacKay, D.A. Stewart, and M. Wein.
A multitasking switchboard approach to user interface management.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):241–248, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
Tom85: S. Tominaga.
A color-naming method for computer color vision.
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Tor84: J.G. Torborg.
High performance display controller operates from single 5v power supply.
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Tot85: D.L. Toth.
On ray tracing parametric surfaces.
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TRH84: R.B. Tilove, A.A.G. Requicha, and M.R. Hopkins.
Efficient editing of solid models by exploiting structural and spatial locality.
Comput.-Aided Geom. Design (Netherlands), 1(3):227–239, December 1984.
Tri85: S.S. Trivedi.
Representation of three dimensional binary scenes.
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Tri86: S.S. Trivedi.
Interactive manipulation of three dimensional binary scenes.
Visual Comput. (Germany), 2(4):209–218, 1986.
Tru86: J. Truckenbrod.
Creative computer imaging.
CGGB, 10(2):191–197, 1986.
TSC84: Z Tang, J. Sun, and Y. Chen.
A method for clipping arbitrary polygons rapidly.
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TSS85: T. Tanaka, K. Sugihara, and N. Sugie.
A method for checking the correctness of dimensioning for polyhedral objects (in japanese).
Trans. Inf. Process. Soc. Jpn. (Japan), 26(1):104–111, 1985.
TSUC86: H. Toriya, T. Satoh, K. Ueda, and H. Chiyokura.
Undo and redo operations for solid modeling.
IEEECGA, 6(4):35–42, April 1986.
TT84a: N. Magnenat Thalmann and D. Thalmann.
Computer animated scenes.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(3):331–3, 1984.
TT84b: H.K Tuy and L.T. Tuy.
Direct 2-d display of 3-d objects.
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TT85a: N. Magnenat Thalmann and D. Thalmann.
3d computer animation: More an evolution problem than a motion problem.
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TT85b: N. Magnenat Thalmann and D. Thalmann.
An indexed bibliography on computer animation.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(7):76–86, July 1985.
TT85c: N. Magnenat Thalmann and D. Thalmann.
Three-dimensional computer animation: More an evolution than a motion problem.
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TT85d: J.W. Tukey and P.A. Tukey.
Computer graphics and exploratory data analysis: An introduction.
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TT86a: N. Magnenat Thalmann and D. Thalmann.
Building complex bodies: Combining computer animation with CAD.
CME, 4(6):26–33, May 1986.
TT86b: N. Magnenat Thalmann and D. Thalmann.
Special cinematographic effects with virtual movie cameras.
IEEECGA, 6(4):43–50, April 1986.
TT86c: N. Magnenat Thalmann and D. Thalmann.
Three-dimensional computer animation based on simultaneous differential equations.
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TTF85: N. Magnenat Thalmann, D. Thalmann, and M. Fortin.
MIRANIM: An extensible director-oriented system for the animation of realistic images.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(3):61–73, March 1985.
TTM86: K. Tabata, H. Takeda, and T. Machida.
High speed rotation of digital images by raster scanning and table-lookup operations.
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TTT84: T. Takeda, T. Tsunematsu, and S. Tokuda.
Integrative graphic subroutine package ARGUS-v4.
Comput. Phys. Commun. (Netherlands), 34(1-2):15–29, Nov.-Dec. 1984.
Tur86: K. Turkowski.
Anti-aliasing in topological color spaces.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):307–314, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
TYA85: H. Tominaga, M. Yabusaki, and H. Arakawa.
Electronic tablet `billiard scanner' by laser beam scanner (in japanese).
Trans. Inst. Electron. and Commun. Jpn. Part D (Japan), J68D(4):909–916, April 1985.
Udu85: J.K. Udupa.
Display and analysis of 3d medical images using directed contours.
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Ull84: W. Ullrich.
Mergenthaler laser-based image setters.
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UT85: T. Uchiki and M. Tokoro.
Solid and colored object projection environment-scope (in japanese).
Trans. Inst. Electron. and Commun. Jpn. Part D (Japan), J68D(4):741–748, April 1985.
UT86: T. Uchiki and M. Tokoro.
SCOPE: Solid and colored object projection environment.
Syst. and Comput. Jpn., 17(2):97–104, February 1986.
Van85: J.K. Van.
Advances in computer-generated imagery for flight simulation.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(8):37–51, January 1985.
Van86: J. Vandore.
The illustrated merger text and graphics.
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Var85: T. Varandy.
Integration of free-form surfaces into a volumetric modeller.
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VCKF85: M.W. Vannier, G.C. Conroy, J. Krieg, and D. Falk.
Three dimensional imaging for primate bilogy.
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Ven85: R.K. Venkata.
Graphics in business information systems.
J. Syst. Manage. (USA), 36(7):18–21, July 1985.
Ver85: A. Verroust.
Visualisation method for constructive solid geometry using polygon clipping.
DEC, 461, 1985.
Ver86: W.L. Verplank.
Graphics in human-computer communication: Principles of graphical user-interface design.
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VFRK85: G. Yu. Veprinskii, I.Ya. Fridman, E.Sh. Raiz, and A.V. Kibuz.
System ARM2-01, organisation of input and of editing graphical data on the output device (in russian).
Prib. and Sist. Upr. (USSR), 4:15–16, 1985.
transl in: Sov. J. Instrum. and Control (GB).
VH85: U. Volk and F. Hermann.
A graphics editor.
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Vic84: S.A. Viches.
Asymptotically optimal algorithm for reporting the edge intersections of a bipartite graph.
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Vin84: J. Vince.
Dictionary of Computer Graphics.
Knowledge Industry Publications Inc., White Plains, NY, 1984.
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Vis85: V.A. Vishniiakov.
Simulation of surface images for rotating bodies (in russian).
Elektron. Model. (USSR), 7(2):92–93, March-April 1985.
VK85: V.A. Vishnyakov and V.N. Kisanov.
Organisation of buffers for colour graphic displays (in russian).
Prib. and Sist. Upr. (USSR), (6):21–22, 1985.
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Vos85: D.L. Vossler.
Sweep-to-CSG conversion using pattern recognition techniques.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(8):61–68, January 1985.
VP84: T. Varady and M.J. Pratt.
Design techniques for the definition of solid objects with free-form geometry.
Comput.-Aided Geom. Design (Netherlands), 1(3):207–225, December 1984.
VR84: C.V. Vaidyanathan and N.V. Raman.
Zooming.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(2):203–205, 1984.
WAD85: D.A. Workman, F. Arefi, and M. Dodani.
GRIP: A formal framework for developing a support environment for graphical interactive programming.
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Wal: G. Walter.
Input and output for optical document management system.
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Wal85: G. Walter.
Raster image systems for the management of engineering documents.
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Wan85: C.M. Wang.
Applications and computing of mosiacs.
Comput. Stat. and Data Anal. (Netherlands), 3(2):89–97, January 1985.
War84: J.R. Warner.
The importance of device independence in CAD applications.
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War85a: G.C. Ward.
The IBM PC implementation of GKS.
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War85b: P.G. Ward.
Surface modelling: A part of the computer integrated manufacturing cycle.
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War85c: J.R. Warner.
Standard graphics software for high-performance applications.
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WB85a: J.R. Ward and B. Blesser.
Implications of using interactive handprint character recognition for computer input.
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WB85b: J.R. Ward and B. Blesser.
Interactive recognition of handprinted characters for computer input.
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WB85c: J. Wilhelms and B.A. Barsky.
Using dynamic analysis to animate articulated bodies such as humans and robots.
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WB85d: J.O. Wilms and D. Behnke.
Modular CAD application for the design of pipe supports.
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WB86a: J.R. Ward and B. Blesser.
Interactive recognition of handprinted characters for computer input.
SIGCHI Bull., 18(1):44–57, July 1986.
WB86b: C. Ware and J.C. Beatty.
Using colour to display structures in multidimensional discrete data.
Color Res. and Appl., 11 Suppl.:S11–14, 1986.
Proceedings of the 1986 AIC Interim Meeting on Color in Computer Generated Displays; held in Toronto, Ont., Canada, 19-20 June 1986.
WB86c: J. Woodwark and A. Bowyer.
Better and faster pictures from solid models.
Comput.-Aided Eng. (GB), 3(1):17–24, February 1986.
WCCN85: M.A. Whiting, D.B. Carr, P.J. Cowley, and W.L. Nicholson.
Interactive graphics for a data analysis management system.
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WCS85: J.L. Wilson, S. Chen, and S.L. Sadofsky.
Designing a graphics application interface.
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WE85: J.D. Waldern and E.A. Edmonds.
A three-dimensional computer graphics workstation.
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Web84: H.R. Weber.
Models for graphics dialogue programming.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(2):207–210, 1984.
Web85: H.R. Weber.
Meditation on man-machine interfaces or our personal role in graphics dialogue programming.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(3):237–245, 1985.
Weg84: E. Wegner.
Conformity testing and certification (in german).
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Wei85a: K. Weiler.
Edge-based data structures for solid modeling in curved-surface environments.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(1):21–40, January 1985.
Wei85b: U. Weissflog.
Product data exchange: Design and implementation of IGES processors.
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Wei86: J. Weil.
The synthesis of cloth objects.
Computer Graphics, 20(4):49–54, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
Wen84: H. Wenz.
Space-plot-modelling in a volume system.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(2):199–202, 1984.
Wen85: S. Wendt.
Relation charts for graphic documentation of data structures (in german).
Angew. Inf. (Germany), 27(10):432–439, October 1985.
WF85: M.R. Weathersby and W.M. Finlay.
Infrared flight simulation using computer generated imagery.
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WFOP85: P.R. Wilson, I.D. Faux, M.C. Ostrowski, and K.G. Pasquill.
Interfaces for data transfer between solid modeling systems.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(1):41–51, January 1985.
WGF85: J. Walther, K.D. Geidel, and W. Fengler.
Quasi-graphic editor for development systems (in german).
Radio Fernsehen Elekton. (Germany), 34(7):463–465, July 1985.
WH85a: M.B. Waldron and R.I. Hang.
Computer graphics and teaching descriptive geometry.
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WH85b: M.B. Waldron and M.R. Hopkins.
Orthographic projection and isometric drawing tutorial using computer graphics.
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Wic84: D. Wick.
Modular automation of prepress — present and future.
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Wie85a: H.P. Wiendahl.
New developments in plant layouts using computers and graphical systems.
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Wie85b: B.R. Wientjes.
Role of silicon solutions in computer graphics standards.
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Wij84: J.J. Van Wijk.
Ray tracing objects defined by sweeping a sphere.
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Wij85: J.J. Van Wijk.
Ray-tracing objects defined by sweeping planar cubic splines.
ACM Transactions on Graphics, 3(3):223–237, July 1985.
Wil84a: C. Williford.
HTS approach to integrated composition and page make-up.
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Wil84b: P.J. Willis.
A paint program for the graphic arts in printing.
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Wil85a: A.R. Wilks.
Essential graphical components of a statistical workstation.
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Wil85b: A.S. Williams.
Window managers.
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Wil85c: P.R. Wilson.
Communication issues in solid modelling `IGES and all that'.
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Wil85d: P.R. Wilson.
Euler formulas and geometric modeling.
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Wil85e: P.R. Wilson.
Solid modelling r&d in USA.
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Wil86: U. Willumsen.
Interior colour-combination schemes by computer.
Color Res. and Appl., 11 Suppl.:S89–90, 1986.
Proceedings of the 1986 AIC Interim Meeting on Color in Computer Generated Displays; held in Toronto, Ont., Canada, 19-20 June 1986.
Wis86: P. Wisskirchen.
Towards object-oriented graphics standards.
CGGB, 10(2):183–187, 1986.
Wit84: D. Wittek.
Solid modeling and system design.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 8(4):423–431, 1984.
Wit85: I.H. Witten.
Elements of computer typography.
Int. J. Man-Mach. Stud. (GB), 23(6):623–687, December 1985.
WJ84: J.J. Van Wijk and F.W. Jansen.
Realism in raster graphics.
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WJB85a: J.J. Welty, J.W. Moser Jr., and M.J. Bailey.
TIMCOGS: An educational, computer graphics timber-marking simulator.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(1):61–67, January 1985.
WJB85b: J.J. Van Wijk, F.W. Jansen, and W.F. Bronsvorrt.
Some issues in designing user interfaces to 3d raster graphics.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(1):5–10, January 1985.
WK85a: L. Watt and J. Kao.
Chemical draftsman (CDRAFT).
Comput. and Chem. (GB), 9(4):269–277, 1985.
WK85b: M. Wein and E.M. Kidd, editors.
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Canadian Inf. Process. Soc., Toronto, Ont., Canada, 1985.
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WKG85: T.D. Westrup, W. Kegel, and J. Gras.
User interaction with an environment for image processing and graphics.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(3):187–202, September 1985.
WKS86: G. Wyvill, T.L. Kunli, and Y. Shirai.
Space division for ray tracing in CSG (constructive solid geometry).
IEEECGA, 6(4):28–34, April 1986.
WM85a: P. Whiteman and G.L. Mize.
Implementation of TE/TA in the digital terrain management and display system.
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WM85b: P. Willis and D. Milford.
Browsing high definition colour pictures.
CGF (em Proc. Eurographics (UK) Conf.; held in Bath, England; 28-29 March 1985, 4(3):203–208, September 1985.
WM85c: B. Wyvill and C. McPheeters.
Specifying stochastic objects in a hierarchical graphics system.
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WMG85: B. Wyvill, C. McPheeters, and R. Garbutt.
A practical 3d computer animation system.
BKSTS J. (GB), 67(6):328–332, June 1985.
WMG86: B. Wyvill, C. McPheeters, and R. Garbutt.
University of calgary 3-d computer animation system.
SMPTE J., 95(6):629–636, June 1986.
Woo84: T.C. Woo.
Interfacing solid modeling to CAD and CAM: Data structures and algorithms for decomposing a solid.
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Woo85: T.C. Woo.
A combinatorial analysis of boundary data structure schemata.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(3):19–27, March 1985.
WOU84: T. Wakahara, K. Odaka, and M. Umeda.
Electroluminescent display superposed by transparent electromagnetic coupling tablet and its application to script input japanese word processor (in japanese).
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Wri85: V.E. Wright.
Microcomputer CAD systems.
Chem. Eng. (USA), 92(14):99–102, 8 July 1985.
Wri86: T. Wright.
Graphics standards — a personal assessment.
CG, 20(2):71–72, May 1986.
Wyk85: J.J. Van Wyk.
Ray tracing objects defined by sweeping a sphere.
Comput. and Graphics (GB), 9(3):283–290, 1985.
Wyl84: C.P. Wyles.
Application of fibre optics in the computer graphics revolution.
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XS85: Zhigang Xiang and S.N. Srihari.
Graphics interfaces to a neurological system.
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YA85: J.P. Yorchak and J.E. Allison.
Utilizing computer graphics display technology.
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Yam85: F. Yamaguchi.
A unified approach to interference problems using a triangle processor.
Comput. Graphics (USA) (em Proc. SIGGRAPH '85; held in San Francisco, CA; 22-26 July 1985, 19(3):141–149, July 1985.
Yan84: J.K. Yan.
Advances in computer-generated imagery for flight simulation.
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YF85: Dao Ning Ying and Xing Feng.
Arbitrary area filling in a fast procedure.
Comput. Graphics Forum (Netherlands), 4(4):363–370, December 1985.
YIK85: K. Yamaguchi, N. Inamoto, and T. Kunii.
A data flow language for controlling multiple interactive devices.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(3):48–60, March 1985.
YIKK84: K. Yamaguchi, N. Inamoto, H.S. Kunii, and T.L. Kunii.
Three-dimensional data input by selection of hierarchically defined blocks.
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YKC⁺86: M.C.K. Yang, Chong Kyo Kim, Kuo Young Cheng, Chung Chun Yang, and S.S. Liu.
Automatic curve fitting with quadratic b-spline functions and its applications to computer-assisted animation.
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Yli85: T. Ylinen.
APLGRAPH — how to develop a graphics software without really trying.
APL Quote Quad (USA), APL '85 Conference Proceedings. APL and the Future; held in Seattle, WA; 12-16 May 1985, 15(4):283–288, May 1985.
You86: S. Youssef.
A new algorithm for object oriented ray tracing.
Comput. Vision, Graphics and Image Process., 34(2):125–137, May 1986.
YOY85: S. Yamakawa, Y. Oda, and K. Yada.
Development of an interactive graphics processing system.
Rev. Electr. Commun. Lab. (Japan), 33(3):450–456, May 1985.
YRW84: M.C. Yaksh, D.E. Ruiz, and L. Watawala.
The caemis triple play: Pipedraw to quickpipe to autohang.
Comput. Mech. Eng. (USA), 3(2):46–54, September 1984.
YS85: M.A. Yerry and M.S. Shephard.
Automatic mesh generation for three-dimensional solids.
Computer and Struct. (GB), 20(1-3):31–39, 1985.
YT85: F. Yamaguchi and T. Tokieda.
A solid modeler with a 4x4 determinant processor.
IEEE Comput. Graphics and Applications (USA), 5(4):51–59, April 1985.
YUM86: L. Yaeger, C. Upson, and R. Myers.
Combining physical and visual simulation — creation of the planet jupiter for the film ``2010".
Computer Graphics, 20(4):85–93, January 1986.
Proceedings of SIGGRAPH' 86, held in Dallas, Texas, August 18-22, 1986, David C. Evans and Rusell J. Athay (ed.).
YYT⁺84: T. Yasuda, S. Yokoi, J.I. Toriwaki, S. Tsuruoka, and Y. Miyake.
An improved ray tracing algorithm for rendering transparent objects (in japanese).
Trans. Inf. Process. Soc. Jpn. (Japan), 25(6):953–959, 1984.
YYTM85: T. Yasuda, S. Yokoi, S. Tsuruoka, and Y. Miyake.
An improved ray tracing algorithm for rendering transparent objects (in japanese).
Trans. Inf. Process. Soc. Jpn. (Japan), 26(4):591–599, 1985.
Zel85: D. Zeltzer.
Towards an integrated view of 3-d computer character animation.
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ZLLL84: H.R. Zheng, Q.T. Lu, Y.L. Li, and Z.Z. Lin.
An automatic way of drawing section lines in computer aided mechanical drawing.
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ZNO84: Yu.V. Zyuzin, Yu.V. Novozhenov, and E.G. Oikhman.
Structured data model for interactive graphic systems for printed circuit design (in russian).
Avtom. and Telemekh. (USSR), 45(12):138–144, December 1984.
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ZTHB85: Wang Ziling, HU Tieniu, Zhang Hongfan, and Zou Bofu.
Interactive graphics for ship design (in chinese).
Shanghai Jiaotong Daxue Xuebao (China), 19(3):11–18, 1985.
ZTS85: B. Zou, Z. Tang, and J. Sun.
Solid modeling system (ASMS) using algebraic method.
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