Computer Graphics

1. CAD/CAM

   1. Design Document Generation from Engineering Databases

      • Fumio Nakamura, Atsumi Kimura, Tadashi Takanishi, Kimio Arai

      Pages 212-221

   2. Data Communications, CAD/CAM Graphics and Distributor Design Concepts

      • Lewis D. Brentano

      Pages 222-246

   3. Computer Aided Engineering

      • Thomas H. Bruggere

      Pages 247-260

   4. Computer Aided Design Trends in the 80’s

      • Camila Chaves Cortes

      Pages 261-286

2. Office Automation

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 299-299

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   2. Computer Graphics for Management: Prerequisites for an Effective Introduction

      • Howard A. Spielman

      Pages 300-309

   3. Using Computer Generated Graphics to Present Financial Statements

      • Irwin M. Jarett, Howard W. Johnson

      Pages 310-319

   4. The Value of Computer Graphics

      • Donald J. Kostuch

      Pages 320-327

   5. Computer Generated Graphics... User, Designer, Programmer

      • Alice Bernhard

      Pages 328-336

   6. Integration of Word Processing and Graphics

      • Alexander Ames, Harry Lehrhaupt

      Pages 337-347

3. Computer Animation

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 349-349

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   2. 3D Shaded Computer Animation, Step-by-Step

      • Richard Chuang, Glenn Entis

      Pages 350-259

   3. The Use of 3D Abstract Graphical Types in Computer Graphics and Animation

      • N. Magnenat-Thalmann, Daniel Thalmann

      Pages 360-373

   4. 3 Dimensional Reconstruction a Case Study of a Perspective Problem

      • Judson Rosebush, David Kushner

      Pages 374-379

   5. Extended Memory Use in the Zgrass Graphics System

      • Thomas A. DeFanti

      Pages 380-386

4. Graphic Applications

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 387-387

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   2. Automated Cartography

      • Allan H. Schmidt

      Pages 388-404

   3. Graphic Design for Computer Graphics

      • Aaron Marcus

      Pages 405-413

   4. Computer Graphics to Show Optimal Smoothing and Trend Adjustments for Exponential Forecasts

      • David B. Hoffman, Ramachandran Bharath, Carol M. Carlson

      Pages 414-425

   5. Application of Interactive Computer Graphics to the Results of Electromagnetic Field Calculations

      • Ilhan A. Ince, Michael L. Barton, James J. Oravec

      Pages 426-444

This book is an extensive treatise on the most up-to-date advances in computer graphics technology and its applications. Both in business and industrial areas as well as in research and development, you will see in this book an incredible devel­ opment of new methods and tools for computer graphics. They play essential roles in enhancing the productivity and quality of human work through computer graph­ ics and applications. Extensive coverage of the diverse world of computer graphics is the privilege of this book, which is the Proceedings of InterGraphics '83. This was a truly interna­ tional computer graphics conference and exhibit, held in Tokyo, April 11-14, 1983, sponsored by the World Computer Grpphics Association (WCGA) and organized by the Japan Management Association (JMA) in coopera'tion' with ·~CM-SIGGRAPH. InterGraphics has over 15 thousands participants. This book consists of seven Chapters. The first two chapters are on the basics of computer graphics, and the remaining five chapters are dedicated to typical appli­ cation areas of computer graphics. Chapter 1 contains four papers on "graphics techniques". Techniques to generate jag free images, to simulate digital logic, to display free surfaces and to interact with 3 dimensional (3D) shaded graphics are presented. Chapter 2 covers "graphics standards and 3D models" in five papers. Two papers discuss the CORE standard and the GKS standard. Three papers de­ scribe various 3D models and their evaluations.

• 3D
• CAD
• CAM
• Office Automation
• computer animation
• computer graphics

• Kunii Laboratory of Computer Science, Department of Information Science, Faculty of Science, The University of Tokyo, Japan

  Tosiyasu L. Kunii

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