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VVS 1989: Chapel Hill, NC, USA
- Craig Upson:
Proceedings of the 1989 Chapel Hill Workshop on Volume Visualization, VVS 1989, Chapel Hill, Noth Carolina, USA, 1989. ACM 1989, ISBN 978-1-4503-7322-7 - E. Ruth Johnson, Charles E. Mosher Jr.:
Integration of volume rendering and geometric graphics: work in progress. 1-7 - Lee Westover:
Interactive volume rendering. 9-16 - Peter Shirley, Henry Neeman:
Volume visualization at the center for supercomputing research and development. 17-20 - Larry Gelberg, David Kamins, Jefrey Vroom:
VEX: a volume exploratorium: an integrated toolkit for interactive volume visualization. 21-26 - David S. Goodsell, Arthur J. Olson:
Molecular applications of volume rendering and 3-D texture maps. 27-31 - James M. Torson:
Interactive image cube visualization and analysis. 33-38 - William L. Hibbard, David A. Santek:
Interactivity is the key. 39-43 - Xiaoping Hu
, Kim K. Tan, David N. Levin, S. G. Galhotra, Charles A. Pelizzari, George T. Y. Chen, R. N. Beck, C.-T. Chen, M. D. Cooper:
Volumetric rendering of multimodality, multivariable medical imaging data. 45-49 - Karl Heinz Höhne, Michael Bomans, Andreas Pommert, Martin Riemer, Carsten Schiers, Ulf Tiede, Gunnar Wiebecke:
3D-visualization of tomographic volume data using the generalized voxel-model. 51-57 - Frederick W. George III, Wolfgang F. Kraske, James M. Halls:
Morphological description in 3D volumetric biomedical visualization. 59-66 - Steven E. Wixson:
True volume visualization of medical data. 77-83 - Marc Levoy:
Design for a real-time high-quality volume rendering workstation. 85-92
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