Faculty, Staff, and Graduate Students
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Names and pointers to their home pages (text only).
Names and pointers to the home pages of
Guests and Graduate Students doing work with the Graphics Research Group.
Research Activities
The Computer Graphics Research Group specializes in three major areas:
Visualization and Virtual Reality and Modeling and Rendering.
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Visualization of high-speed ATM network traffic data/events.
Investigate and implement 2D techniques and 3D techniques.
Visualization is carried out using
HP / IDACOM 75000 Broadband Series Test System.
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The
Virtual Reality
research has concentrated on developing software
tools for the production of virtual reality applications.
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The
Volume Rendering research
has concentrated on 3D filtering techniques for 3D textures.
Brief overview of our
Virtual Reality research.
The MR Toolkit
(Virtual Reality & 3D User Interface Development Software)
The Minimal Reality (MR) Toolkit is a subroutine library that supports the
development of Virtual Reality (VR) user interfaces and other forms of
three dimensional user interfaces.
The MR Toolkit is currently licenced by more than 400 sites in 39 countries,
with users on every continent except Antarctica.
The toolkit is available at no cost to licenced academic and research
institutions.
To get version 1.4 of the MR Toolkit, you must sign the
licence form
and
mail
it back to the University of Alberta.
The person signing it should be a full-time "responsible person" at your
organization, with a title such as Professor, Director, Manager, etc.
The MR Toolkit Licence Form is available here.
Or, you can email lloyd@cs.ualberta.ca, and he will email you the
PostScript licence form.
FORM to mail lloyd a message
Research Equipment
The Computer Graphics Research Laboratory is located in room 642 on the
6th
floor of the
General Services Building.
Here is a description of the research equipment we have:
Laboratory
Office
Home
Virtual Reality
1995-96 Computer Graphics Course Offerings
CMPUT 311 - Introduction to Computer Graphics
CMPUT 511 - Computer Graphics (Second Term, 1995-96)
Weekly Meetings
The Computer Graphics Research Group meets every Tuesday from 4:00 pm
to 5:00 pm in GSB 619.
Computer Graphics FTP Site
The official ftp site is
ftp.cs.ualberta.ca.
Further Information
For more information, contact
Computer Graphics Research Group:
A
E-Mail:
graphics@cs.ualberta.ca
MR Toolkit Help:
E-Mail:
mr-help@cs.ualberta.ca
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since March 10, 1995 to Computer Graphics Research Group home page.
(lloyd@cs.ualberta.ca)
http://www.cs.ualberta.ca/~graphics
April 24, 1994; Last Modified: February 20, 1996