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20th Eurographics 1999: Milan, Italy - Short Presentations
- Maria Alberta Alberti, Giovanni Gallo, Ivan Jelínek:
20th Annual Conference of the European Association for Computer Graphics, Eurographics 1999 - Short Presentations, Milan, Italy, September 7-11, 1999. Eurographics Association 1999 - James Faure Walker:
Digital Painting: facing the problem. - Zheng Zhang, Kok Cheong Wong:
Animating Brachiation. - Monika Fleischmann, Wolfgang Strauss, Vladimir Yelistratov:
Interfacing Cultural Heritage. - Mark W. Wright, Gordon Watson, Gair Dunlop, Roy Middleton:
Edinburgh: 200 years of heritage through image-based virtual environments. - Zheng Xu, Kunio Kondo:
Adaptive Refinements in Subdivision Surfaces? - Emanuel Wenger, Victor N. Karnaukhov, Alois Haidinger:
Contour Extraction of Watermarks in Old Manuscripts. - K. Watson:
Design or art? Art or design? - Anna Ursyn:
Visual Learning with Computer Art Graphics Artwork Description. - Yoshinori Sugano, Eiko Masuda:
The Aurora. - Naoko Tosa, Ryohei Nakatsu:
Emotion-based, Multi-person Interactive Theatre - Romeo and Juliet in Hades. - Sheryl A. Sorby:
3-D Spatial Skills-A Key to the Effective Use of Computer Graphics Software? - Maria Alberta Alberti, Paola Trapani:
On the Opera Theatre Simulation. - Gilles Simon, Vincent Lepetit, Marie-Odile Berger:
Registration methods for harmonious integration of real worlds and computer generated objects. - Sheryl A. Sorby, Beverly J. Baartmans, Anne Wysocki:
Improving 3-D Spatial Visualization Skills with Multimedia Software. - Riccardo March, Federico Pedersini:
Visible Surface Reconstruction with Accurate Localization of Object Boundaries. - Alexander A. Pasko, Valery Adzhiev, Eric Fausett:
Multidimensional Shape Modeling for Animation. - Andrea Sanna, Bartolomeo Montrucchio, Renzo Arina:
On Time-Varying Flow Fields: a streakline-based visualization method. - Paul J. W. ten Hagen, Han Noot, Zsófia Ruttkay:
CharToon: a system to animate 2D cartoons faces. - Cláudio T. Silva:
Information Technologies for Set-designers. - María Luisa Rodríguez, Miguel Gea, Francisco L. Gutiérrez:
Towards Spatial Specification of Interactive System. - José Ribelles, Miguel Chover, Angeles López, Joaquín Huerta:
A First Step to Evaluate and Compare Multiresolution Models. - Fausto Bernardini, Joshua Mittleman, Holly E. Rushmeier, Gabriel Taubin:
Scanning Michelangelos Florentine Pieta: Making the Results Usable. - Nadine Richard, Philippe Codognet, Alain Grumbach:
The InViWo virtual agents. - Tammy Knipp:
Psycho-social Happenings in Mediated Environments. - Steffen Mader:
A Global Routing Mechanism for Modular VRML-Worlds. - Maic Masuch, Bert Freudenberg, Babette Ludowici, Sebastian Kreiker, Thomas Strothotte:
Virtual Reconstruction of Medieval Architecture. - Reinhard Klein, Andreas Schilling:
Fast Distance Field Interpolation for Reconstruction of Surfaces from Contours. - Stephen Mann, Blair Conrad:
Better Pasting Via Quasi-Interpolation. - Hideaki Maegawa:
HIT! BAT! IT! - Paolo Paolini, Thimoty Barbieri, Paolo Loiudice, Francesca Alonzo, Matteo Arru
, Marco Zanti, Giuliano Gaia:
WebTalk: a 3D collaborative environment to access the Web. - Gordon Müller, Stephan Schäfer, Dieter W. Fellner:
A Rapid Clustering Algorithm for Efficient Rendering. - Takehiko Nagakura:
The Danteum. - João Fradinho Oliveira, Bernard F. Buxton:
Creating light-weight virtual humans for Virtual Environments. - Norie Neumark:
Schock in the ear: sound and new media art. - Stefan Horbelt, Michael Unser, Martin Vetterli:
Wavelet Projections for Volume Rendering. - Junhwan Kim:
Computer Animation of Pianist's Hand. - A. James, A. M. Day:
Accelerated Artificial Landscape Visualisation. - J. Lin, Zhou Huang:
Adaptive Scattered Data Interpolation with Multilevel Nonuniform B-Splines. - Meherzad Gotla, Zhiyong Huang:
A Minimalist Approach to Facial Reconstruction. - Vincent Jolivet, Dimitri Plemenos, Mateu Sbert:
A Pyramidal Hemisphere Subdivision Method for Monte Carlo Radiosity. - Bernd Eberhardt, Hasmet Gürçay, Frank Hanisch, Tobias Hüttner, Oliver Licht, Benjamin Nill:
Books and Devices from the Old -Their Renaissance in Computer Graphics. - Domingo Martín, Juan Carlos Torres:
Virtual lights: a method for expressive visualization. - Jorge Silvetti, Christine Smith, Timothy Dumbleton, Shane Williamson, Geoffrey Taylor:
Site and Structure at the Vatican: From the Earliest Settlement to the Present. - Mamoru Douke, Eiji Makino, Masaki Hayashi:
A Study of Automatic Program Production Using TVML. - José Fernando Díez Higuera, Francisco Javier Díaz Pernas, Jaime Gómez García-Bermejo, R. Mompó Gómez:
VRML-based System for a Three-Dimensional Virtual Museum on the Web. - Claudio Alessandri, Marco Gaiani:
The atrium of St. Mary Abbey in Pomposa: a hypermedial 3-D network database. - Eric Ferley, Marie-Paule Cani, Jean-Dominique Gascuel:
Virtual Sculpture. - Dan Cojoc, Paolo Grattoni, Roberto Nerino, Giuseppe Pettiti:
Monitoring of the visual arts degrade by means of the active vision system "3EYES". - D. Harvey, David B. Arnold, A. M. Day:
Distributed Virtual Environments for Urban Modelling. - Giuseppe Attardi, Marilina Betro, Maurizio Forte, Roberto Gori, Antonella Guidazzoli, Silvano Imboden, Francesco Mallegni:
3D virtual facial reconstruction and visualization of ancient Egyptian mummies using spiral CT data. - Marco Fyfe Pietro Gillies, Neil Anthony Dodgson:
Psychologically-based Walking in a Cluttered Environment. - Sybille Hambach:
How To Visit Dunhuang Without Travelling To Central Asia. - Giovanni Gallo, Salvatore Garraffo, Rosalba Giugno, Angelo Nicolosi:
Looking for the Lost Follis. - Michael Haller, Roland Holm, Jens Volkert, Roland R. Wagner:
A VR based safety training in a petroleum refinery. - Maresa Bertolo, Paolo Maninetti, Daniele Marini:
Baroque Dance Animation with Virtual Dancers. - David B. Arnold, A. M. Day:
The Norwich Virtual City Project. - Neeharika Adabala, Swami Manohar:
Gaseous Volume Visualization Using Particle Maps. - Hisham M. Bizri:
Las Meninas: Narrative Illusions in Virtual Reality. - Alberto Biancardi, Vincenzo Moccia:
Virtual Environments as Multimedia Contents Integrators. - Clara Baracchini, Antonio Brogi, Davide Merlitti:
Interactive Information System for the Camposanto Monumentale of Pisa. - Maria Beatriz Carmo, João Duarte Cunha, Ana Paula Cláudio:
Filtering mechanisms for the visualization of non-geometrical and geometrical data. - Angela Antonicelli, Giovanni Sciscio, Renato Rosicarelli, Giorgio Ausiello, Tiziana Catarci, Massimo Ferrarini:
Exploiting Pompei Cultural Heritage: The Plinius Project. - José Miguel Salles Dias, Manuel Noronha Gamito, Jorge Silva, José Fonseca, Miguel Vilar, Yuhua Luo:
Interference Detection in Architectural Databases. - J. W. Cooper, David B. Arnold, A. M. Day:
Rapid Urban Modelling. - Massimo Cuomo, Fabrizio Funto, Geoff Levner:
Virtual Reality and Cultural Heritage Examples: the Mysterious City Fresco, the Domus Aurea. - Giorgio Accardo, Massimiliano Scarpetta:
3D laser scanning numerical surface definition and fast prototyping of the Basel Bronze Head.
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