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ORCIDVVS 1992: Boston, MA, USA
- Larry Gelberg, Haim Levkowitz:
Proceedings of the 1992 Workshop on Volume Visualization, VVS 1992, Boston, MA, USA, October 19-20, 1992. ACM 1992, ISBN 0-89791-527-5 - Guy Vézina, Peter A. Fletcher, Philip K. Robertson:
Volume Rendering on the MasPar MP-1. 3-8 - Claudio Montani, Raffaele Perego
, Roberto Scopigno:
Parallel Volume Visualization on a Hypercube Architecture. 9-16 - Jason Nieh, Marc Levoy:
Volume Rendering on Scalable Shared-Memory MIMD Architectures. 17-24 - Peter Schröder, Gordon Stoll:
Data Parallel Volume Rendering as Line Drawing. 25-32 - Don Stredney, Roni Yagel, Stephen F. May, Michael Torello:
Supercomputer Assisted Brain Visualization with an Extended Ray Tracer. 33-38 - Dirk Vandermeulen, Peter Plets, Steven Ramkers, Paul Suetens, Guy Marchal:
Integrated Visualization of Brain Anatomy and Cerebral Blood Vessels. 39-46 - Allen Van Gelder, Jane Wilhelms:
Interactive Visualization of Flow Fields. 47-54 - Roger Crawfis, Nelson L. Max:
Direct volume visualization of three-dimensional vector fields. 55-60 - Peter L. Williams, Nelson L. Max:
A Volume Density Optical Model. 61-68 - Paul Ning, Lambertus Hesselink:
Vector Quantization for Volume Rendering. 69-74 - Herbert Edelsbrunner, Ernst P. Mücke:
Three-Dimensional Alpha Shapes. 75-82 - Kevin Novins, James Arvo:
Controlled Precision Volume Integration. 83-89 - John M. Danskin, Pat Hanrahan:
Fast Algorithms for Volume Ray Tracing. 91-98
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