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Graphic design for computer graphics
Computers in Industry, 1983Abstract Because computer graphics systems are capable of sophisticated displays of typography, symbols, color, spatial organization, and temporal sequencing, it is appropriate to seek principles for designing effective communication from the discipline of graphic design whose expertise lies in programming visible language.
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The Mathematics of Computer Graphics
The Visual Computer, 1987Until relatively recently, researchers in computer graphics paid scant attention to the numerics of their computations. Computation was used as a simple tool to evaluate algorithms or transform data into some appropriate pictoral representation. Thus standard computer graphics texts have little to say about numerical methods, just as earlier numerical ...
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Parallel computing for graphics
ACM SIGGRAPH ASIA 2008 courses, 2008This course provides an introduction to parallel-programming architectures and environments for interactive graphics and demonstrates how to combine traditional rendering API with advanced parallel computation.
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Computational geometry and computer graphics
Proceedings of the IEEE, 1992The interaction between computer graphics and computational geometry is explored through two scenarios. Spatial subdivisions studied from the viewpoint of computational geometry are shown to have found application in computer graphics. Hidden surface removal problems of computer graphics have led to sweep-line and area subdivision algorithms in ...
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Interference in Computer Graphics
Computer Graphics Forum, 1985AbstractThe interference of superposed families of curves is considered, for various types of superposition available through computer graphics. It is shown that the use of interference of this type for illustration and experimentation in hydrodynamics, optics, and in certain other situations, is rather limited.
P. A. Firby, D. J. Stone
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The business of computer graphics
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 1991As 1999 ended, total computer graphics revenues reached $71.7 billion. Applications include CAD/CAM/CAE, art, animation, multimedia, real-time simulation, scientific visualization, graphics arts and virtual reality. As we move into the next millennium, the computer graphics industry will continue to evolve and grow.
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Computer graphics—Whence and hence
Computers & Graphics, 1974Abstract Computer Graphics is one of the most important, far-reaching, sophisticated, and glamorous endeavors of the computer field. It can be useful to every discipline that employs to advantage the computer. At the present time it is available for all the major computer areas—input, output, programming, and debugging.
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ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, 1989
A computer graphics course is presented that was introduced at the honours level at Rhodes University in 1988. In the past, a course in graphics has not been included in either the undergraduate or post-graduate curriculum. However, with the increased emphasis on the "visual" aspects of computing (full-screen editors combining text and images ...
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A computer graphics course is presented that was introduced at the honours level at Rhodes University in 1988. In the past, a course in graphics has not been included in either the undergraduate or post-graduate curriculum. However, with the increased emphasis on the "visual" aspects of computing (full-screen editors combining text and images ...
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Visibility in Computer Graphics [PDF]
Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design, 2003 Visibility computation was crucial for computer graphics from its very beginning. The first visibility algorithms in computer graphics aimed to determine visible surfaces in a synthesized image of a three-dimensional scene. Nowadays there are many different visibility algorithms for various visibility problems.
Jiri Bittner, Peter Wonka
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ACM SIGGRAPH Computer Graphics, 1997
When Editor Gordon Cameron asked me if I thought a regular column in Computer Graphics authored by computer graphics "pioneers" would be a good idea, I responded with an enthusiastic "yes." Then he asked me if I wanted to write it, and I became somewhat less enthusiastic.
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When Editor Gordon Cameron asked me if I thought a regular column in Computer Graphics authored by computer graphics "pioneers" would be a good idea, I responded with an enthusiastic "yes." Then he asked me if I wanted to write it, and I became somewhat less enthusiastic.
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