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IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, Volume 4
Volume 4, Number 1, January 1984
- Ware Myers:
The Ergonomics of Video Display Terminals. 7-15 - Harold Hedelman:
A Data Flow Approach to Procedural Modeling. 16-26 - F. Warren Burton, Matthew M. Huntbach:
Lazy Evaluation of Geometric Objects. 28-33 - Brian A. Barsky:
A Description and Evaluation of Various 3-D Models. 38-52 - Kazunori Yamaguchi
, Tosiyasu L. Kunii, Kikuo Fujimura, Hiroshi Toriya:
Octree-Related Data Structures and Algorithms. 53-59 - Kazunori Yamaguchi
Computer-Integrated Manufacturing of Surfaces Using Octree Encoding. 60-65
Volume 4, Number 2, February 1984
- Sudhir P. Mudur, P. A. Koparkar:
Interval Methods for Processing Geometric Objects. 7-17 - Datapro R. Corporation:
CAD/CAM User Survey Evaluation. 21-24 - Ware Myers:
Vendors' Comments on CAD/CAM Survey. 25-29 - Jay P. Fillmore:
A Note on Rotation Matrices. 30-33 - A. F. Lehar, R. J. Stevens:
High-Speed Manipulation of the Color Chromaticity of Digital Images. 34-39 - Susan S. Reilly, John W. Roach:
Improved Visual Design for Graphics Display. 42-51 - David A. Fredricks:
An Algebraic Method to Determine If a Point is on a Spline. 52-53
Volume 4, Number 3, March 1984
- Shinichiro Haruyama, Brian A. Barsky:
Using Stochastic Modeling for Texture Generation. 7-19 - David B. Arnold, Wendy J. Milne:
The Use of Voronoi Tessellations in Processing Soil Survey Results. 22-28 - Linda J. Brewster, Sushma S. Trivedi, Heang K. Tuy, Jayaram K. Udupa:
Interactive Surgical Planning. 31-40 - Kenneth H. Sears, Alan E. Middleditch:
Set-Theoretic Volume Model Evaluation and Picture-Plane Coherence. 41-46 - Mary C. Whitton:
Memory Design for Raster Graphics Displays. 48-65 - J. C. González, M. Howard Williams, I. E. Aitchison:
Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Prolog for a CAD Application. 67-75
Volume 4, Number 4, April 1984
- Matthew M. Zuckerman:
Innovative Display Technologies-Why a Flat Panel When You can Have a CRT? 9-15 - Richard A. Flasck, Scott H. Holmberg:
Active-Matrix Liquid Crystal Displays Using Amorphous Silicon Thin-Film Transistors. 19-22 - Michael J. Smith:
The Physical, Mental, and Emotional Stress Effects of VDT Work. 23-27 - Andrew V. Thompson:
Micro-CAP: An Analog Circuit Design System for Personal Computers. 30-32 - Barry I. Kelman:
A Distributed Workstation Architecture: The Convergent Cluster. 36-38 - William E. Murray:
Video Display Terminals: Radiation Issues. 41-44 - Douglas J. Doornink, John C. Dalrymple:
The Architectural Evolution of a High-Performance Graphics Terminal. 47-54 - David L. Nelson, Paul J. Leach:
The Architecture and Applications of the Apollo Domain. 58-66 - Bruce E. Hamilton, Michael A. Fischer:
A High-Performance Workstation Using a Closely Coupled Architecture. 67-70 - Vaughan R. Pratt:
Standards and Performance Issues in the Workstation Market. 71-76 - Marleen R. Martin:
Workstation Market Issues. 77-80
Volume 4, Number 5, May 1984
- Masaki Aono, Tosiyasu L. Kunii:
Botanical Tree Image Generation. 10-34 - Shohei Nakamura:
Three-Dimensional Digital Display of Ultrasonograms. 36-45 - Tsuneo Ikedo:
High-Speed Techniques for a 3-D Color Graphics Terminal. 46-58 - Jiro Yamada, Nagatoshi Saito, Akio Tamura:
A Low-Cost Drafting System Based on a Personal Computer. 61-65 - Sachio Kubo:
ALIS: A Geographical Information System for Urban Research. 68-76 - Norio Okino, Yukinori Kakazu, Masamichi Morimoto:
Extended Depth-Buffer Algorithms for Hidden-Surface Visualization. 79-88
Volume 4, Number 6, June 1984
- Akira Fujimoto, Christopher G. Perrott, Kansei Iwata:
A 3-D Graphics Display System With Depth Buffer and Pipeline Processor. 11-23 - Fujio Yamaguchi, Toshiya Tokieda:
A Unified Algorithm for Boolean Shape Operations. 24-37 - Hiroyuki Kitagawa
Formgraphics: A Form-Based Graphics Architecture Providing a Database Workbench. 38-56 - Fumihiko Kimura:
Geomap-III: Designing Solids With Free-Form Surfaces. 58-72
Volume 4, Number 7, July 1984
- Lars Blomberg, Kerstin Frenckner, Björn Kruse, Gunilla Lonnemark, Staffan Romberger, Yngve Sundblad:
A New Approach to Text and Image Processing. 12-22 - Christoph Hornung:
A Method for Solving the Visibility Problem. 26-33 - Sabine Coquillart, Michel Gangnet:
Shaded Display of Digital Maps. 35-42 - Laura Bacchelli Montefusco, Giulio Casciola:
Using Interactive Graphics for Fitting Surfaces to Scattered Data. 43-45 - Morten Zachrisen:
Adding Structure to Bit-Map Displays. 47-51 - Michael J. Pratt:
Solid Modeling and the Interface Between Design and Manufacture. 52-59 - Ware Myers:
Staking Out the Graphics Display Pipeline. 60-65 - Channing P. Verbeck, Donald P. Greenberg:
A Comprehensive Light-Source Description for Computer Graphics. 66-75
Volume 4, Number 8, August 1984
- Jon Reed:
Graphics in Workstations-Emerging Systems and Solutions. 11-16 - Lewis Brentano:
Distributed CAD/CAM: Myth and Reality. 18-22 - John M. Fisher, Joseph D. Halford:
The Engineering Workstation. A User's Perspective. 25-28 - Randy Nickel:
The IRIS Workstation. 30-34 - David E. Weisberg:
The Impact of Network System Architecture on CAD/CAM Productivity. 36-40 - Thomas L. Williams:
A Graphical Interface to an Economist's Workstation. 42-47 - Randy B. Lee, David A. Fredricks:
Intersection of Parametric Surfaces and a Plane. 48-51 - Max E. Mehl, Stefan Noll:
A VLSI Support for GKS. 52-55
Volume 4, Number 9, September 1984
- Edward J. Farrell, Rosario A. Zappulla, Wen C. Yang:
Color 3-D Imaging of Normal and Pathologic Intracranial Structures. 5-17 - Herbert A. Steinberg:
A Smooth Surface Based on Biquadratic Patches. 20-23 - Jerry R. Van Aken:
An Efficient Ellipse-Drawing Algorithm. 24-35 - Wayne Tiller, Eric G. Hanson:
Offsets of Two-Dimensional Profiles. 36-46 - Mark B. Phillips, Garrett M. Odell:
An Algorithm for Locating and Displaying the Intersection of Two Arbitrary Surfaces. 48-58
Volume 4, Number 10, October 1984
- Lynne Shapiro Brotman, Norman I. Badler:
Generating soft shadows with a depth buffer algorithm. 5-14 - Andrew S. Glassner:
Space subdivision for fast ray tracing. 15-24 - Larry Lichten:
Computer-aided design applications on microcomputers. 25-28 - Heang K. Tuy, Lee Tan Tuy:
Direct 2-D display of 3-D objects. 29-34 - Sheue-Ling Lien, James T. Kajiya:
A symbolic method for calculating the integral properties of arbitrary nonconvex polyhedra. 35-42 - Samuel M. Goldwasser:
A generalized object display processor architecture. 43-55 - Ware Myers:
New systems improve picture quality and performance. 56-59
Volume 4, Number 11, November 1984
- Jack Grimes:
Guest editor's introduction. 10-12 - James D. Foley, Victor L. Wallace, Peggy Chan:
The human factors of computer graphics interaction techniques. 13-48 - Gerald M. Murch:
Physiological principles for the effective use of color. 48-55 - Michael J. Smith:
Human factors issues in VDT use: Environmental and workstation design considerations. 56-63 - Ware Myers:
Selective update: The goal of computer graphics is to communicate. 64-67 - Torrey Byles:
Application briefs: Hughes adapts video animation system. 68
Volume 4, Number 12, December 1984
- Jack Grimes:
Guest editor's introduction. 10-12 - Brad A. Myers:
The user interface for Sapphire. 13-23 - Aaron Marcus:
Corporate identity for iconic interface design: The graphic design perspective. 24-32 - Daniel R. Olsen, William Buxton, Roger W. Ehrich, David J. Kasik, James R. Rhyne, John Sibert:
A context for user interface management. 33-42 - Paul A. Green:
Teaching a course on human factors and computer systems. 43-47 - Michael E. Atwood:
A report on the vail workshop on human factors in computer systems. 48-67 - Torrey Byles:
Application briefs: Computer animation shows inner workings of human body. 68-70
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