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  David S. Ebert, Holly E. Rushmeier, Hans Hagen:
  9th IEEE Visualization Conference, IEEE Vis 1998, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, USA, October 18-23, 1998, Proceedings. IEEE Computer Society and ACM 1998, ISBN 1-58113-106-2
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  Pat Hanrahan:
  Modern Trompe l'oeil - Keynote. 15
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  Turner Whitted:
  Draw on the wall - Capstone Address. 16

Papers

Terrain Visualization and Level of Detail Techniques

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  Renato Pajarola:
  Large scale terrain visualization using the restricted quadtree triangulation. 19-26
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  Jianyun Chai, Takaharu Miyoshi, Eihachiro Nakamae:
  Contour interpolation and surface reconstruction of smooth terrain models. 27-33
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  Hugues Hoppe:
  Smooth view-dependent level-of-detail control and its application to terrain rendering. 35-42
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  Leila De Floriani, Paola Magillo, Enrico Puppo:
  Efficient implementation of multi-triangulations. 43-50

Surfaces and Level of Detail Techniques

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  Chandrajit L. Bajaj, Valerio Pascucci, Daniel Schikore:
  Visualization of scalar topology for structural enhancement. 51-58
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  Paolo Cignoni, Claudio Montani, Roberto Scopigno, Claudio Rocchini:
  A general method for preserving attribute values on simplified meshes. 59-66
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  Marek Teichmann, Michael V. Capps:
  Surface reconstruction with anisotropic density-scaled alpha shapes. 67-72
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  Georges-Pierre Bonneau, Alexandre Gerussi:
  Level of detail visualization of scalar data sets on irregular surface meshes. 73-77

Feature Detection and Visualization

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  Deborah Silver, Xin Wang:
  Tracking scalar features in unstructured datasets. 79-86
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  Chris Henze:
  Feature detection in linked derived spaces. 87-94
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  Chi-Keung Tang, Gérard G. Medioni:
  Extremal feature extraction from 3-D vector and noisy scalar fields. 95-102
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  Yingmei Lavin, Rajesh Batra, Lambertus Hesselink:
  Feature comparisons of vector fields using earth mover's distance. 103-109

Multi-Dimensional Visualization

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  Christopher G. Healey, James T. Enns:
  Building perceptual textures to visualize multidimensional datasets. 111-118
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  Henrik Weimer, Joe D. Warren, Jane Troutner, Wendell Wiggins, John Shrout:
  Efficient co-triangulation of large data sets. 119-126
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  David H. Laidlaw, Eric T. Ahrens, David Kremers, Matthew J. Avalos, Russell E. Jacobs, Carol Readhead:
  Visualizing diffusion tensor images of the mouse spinal cord. 127-134

Flow and Streamlines

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  Xiaoyang Mao, Yuji Hatanaka, Hidenori Higashida, Atsumi Imamiya:
  Image-guided streamline placement on curvilinear grid surfaces. 135-142
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  Martin Roth, Ronald Peikert:
  A higher-order method for finding vortex core lines. 143-150
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  David N. Kenwright:
  Automatic detection of open and closed separation and attachment lines. 151-158

Isosurface Extraction

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  Han-Wei Shen:
  Isosurface extraction in time-varying fields using a temporal hierarchical index tree. 159-166
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  Yi-Jen Chiang, Cláudio T. Silva, William J. Schroeder:
  Interactive out-of-core isosurface extraction. 167-174
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  Yarden Livnat, Charles D. Hansen:
  View dependent isosurface extraction. 175-180

Information Visualization

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  Daniel A. Keim, Annemarie Herrmann:
  The Gridfit algorithm: an efficient and effective approach to visualizing large amounts of spatial data. 181-188
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  Nancy E. Miller, Pak Chung Wong, Mary Brewster, Harlan Foote:
  TOPIC ISLANDS - a wavelet-based text visualization system. 189-196
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  Donald H. House, Christopher J. Kocmoud:
  Continuous cartogram construction. 197-204

Interactive Visualization / VR / Animation

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  Klaus Kremer:
  A concept for virtual reality tools for design reviews. 205-210
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  Voicu Popescu, Anselmo Lastra, Daniel G. Aliaga, Manuel Menezes de Oliveira Neto:
  Efficient warping for architectural walkthroughs using layered depth images. 211-215
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  Kay A. Robbins, David M. Senseman:
  Visualizing differences in movies of cortical activity. 217-224
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  Robert van Liere, Jan Harkes, Wim C. de Leeuw:
  A distributed blackboard architecture for interactive data visualization. 225-231

Isosurface & Volume Rendering

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  Steven G. Parker, Peter Shirley, Yarden Livnat, Charles D. Hansen, Peter-Pike J. Sloan:
  Interactive ray tracing for isosurface rendering. 233-238
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  Klaus Mueller, Roger Crawfis:
  Eliminating popping artifacts in sheet buffer-based splatting. 239-245
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  Lichan Hong, Arie E. Kaufman:
  Accelerated ray-casting for curvilinear volumes. 247-253
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  Ulf Tiede, Thomas Schiemann, Karl Heinz Höhne:
  High quality rendering of attributed volume data. 255-262

Simplification

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  Michael Garland, Paul S. Heckbert:
  Simplifying surfaces with color and texture using quadric error metrics. 263-269
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  M. Gopi, Dinesh Manocha:
  A unified approach for simplifying polygonal and spline models. 271-278
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  Peter Lindstrom, Greg Turk:
  Fast and memory efficient polygonal simplification. 279-286
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  Issac J. Trotts, Bernd Hamann, Kenneth I. Joy, David F. Wiley:
  Simplification of tetrahedral meshes. 287-295

Tensor / Flow

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  Ed Boring, Alex Pang:
  Interactive deformations from tensor fields. 297-304
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  Anton L. Fuhrmann, M. Eduard Gröller:
  Real-time techniques for 3D flow visualization. 305-312
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  Gregory M. Nielson, Il-Hong Jung, Junwon Sung:
  Wavelets over curvilinear grids. 313-317

Image-based Techniques and Volume Analysis

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  Shiaofen Fang, Tom Biddlecome, Mihran Tuceryan:
  Image-based transfer function design for data exploration in volume visualization. 319-326
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  Andrew J. Hanson, Eric A. Wernert:
  Image-based rendering with occlusions via cubist images. 327-334
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  Christoph Lürig, Thomas Ertl:
  Hierarchical volume analysis and visualization based on morphological operators. 335-341

Texturing and Rendering

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  David Cline, Parris K. Egbert:
  Interactive display of very large textures. 343-350
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  Jurriaan D. Mulder, Frans C. A. Groen, Jarke J. van Wijk:
  Pixel masks for screen-door transparency. 351-358
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  Wim C. de Leeuw, Robert van Liere:
  Comparing LIC and spot noise. 359-365
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  Yair Kurzion, Torsten Möller, Roni Yagel:
  Size preserving pattern mapping. 367-373

Surfaces II

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  Andrew J. Hanson:
  Constrained optimal framings of curves and surfaces using quaternion Gauss maps. 375-382
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  André Guéziec, Gabriel Taubin, Francis Lazarus, William Horn:
  Converting sets of polygons to manifold surfaces by cutting and stitching. 383-390
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  Axel Friedrich, Konrad Polthier, Markus Schmies:
  Interpolation of triangle hierarchies. 391-396
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  Oliver G. Staadt, Markus H. Gross:
  Progressive tetrahedralizations. 397-402

Case Studies

Flow Visualization

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  Lloyd Treinish:
  Task-specific visualization design: a case study in operational weather forecasting. 405-409
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  Leslie Keely, Samuel P. Uselton:
  Development of a multi-source visualization prototype. 411-414
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  Qin Shen, Alex Pang, Samuel P. Uselton:
  Data level comparison of wind tunnel and computational fluid dynamics data. 415-418
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  I. Ari Sadarjoen, Frits H. Post, Bing Ma, David C. Banks, Hans-Georg Pagendarm:
  Selective visualization of vortices in hydrodynamic flows. 419-422

Medical Data Visualization

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  Johanna E. van der Heyden, M. Sheelagh T. Carpendale, Kevin B. Inkpen, M. Stella Atkins:
  Visual presentation of magnetic resonance images. 423-426
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  Frans Vos, Hans J. W. Spoelder:
  Visualization in corneal topography. 427-430
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  Kevin Montgomery, Michael Stephanides, Stephen Schendel, Muriel Ross:
  A case study using the virtual environment for reconstructive surgery. 431-434
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  Enrico Gobbetti, Piero Pili, Antonio Zorcolo, Massimiliano Tuveri:
  Interactive virtual angioscopy. 435-438

3D Modeling and Visualization

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  Sami Khoury, Adrian Freed, David Wessel:
  Volumetric modeling of acoustic fields in CNMAT's sound spatialization theatre. 439-442
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  M. L. Lantin, M. Sheelagh T. Carpendale:
  Supporting detail-in-context for the DNA representation, H-curves. 443-446
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  Nelson L. Max:
  Visualizing Hilbert curves. 447-450

Terrain & Large Data Visualization

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  Dru Clark, Richard Marciano, Rosemarie McKeon, Michael J. Bailey:
  Rear-projecting virtual data onto physical terrain: an exercise in two senses being better than one. 451-454
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  Douglass Davis, William Ribarsky, Nickolas Faust, Tian-Yue Jiang:
  Intent, perception, and out-of-core visualization applied to terrain. 455-458
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  Philip D. Heermann:
  Production visualization for the ASCI one TeraFLOPS machine. 459-462
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  Jim Durbin, J. Edward Swan II, Brad Colbert, John Crowe, Rob King, Tony King, Christopher Scannell, Zachary Wartell, Terry Welsh:
  Battlefield visualization on the responsive workbench. 463-466
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  Hong Ma, Keith W. Jones, Eric A. Stern:
  Scientific visualization and data modeling of scattered sediment contaminant data in New York/New Jersey estuaries. 467-470
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  Allen McPherson, Mathew Maltrud:
  POPTEX: interactive ocean model visualization using texture mapping hardware. 471-474
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  Peter A. Rona, Karen G. Bemis, Deepak R. Kenchammana-Hosekote, Deborah Silver:
  Acoustic imaging and visualization of plumes discharging from black smoker vents on the deep seafloor. 475-478
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  Paul Chapman, Peter Stevens, Derek Wills, Graham R. Brookes:
  Seabed visualization. 479-481

Engineering & Design

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  Elisha Sacks, Leo Joskowicz:
  Configuration space visualization for mechanical design. 483-486
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  Marco Lanzagorta, Milo V. Kral, J. Edward Swan II, George Spanos, Robert Rosenberg, Eddy Kuo:
  Three-dimensional visualization of microstructures. 487-490
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  Clifford A. Shaffer, Duane L. Knill, Layne T. Watson:
  Visualization for multiparameter aircraft designs. 491-494

Panels

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  Arie E. Kaufman, Marty Brady, William E. Lorensen, Frederick L. Kitson, Hanspeter Pfister:
  Why is real-time volume rendering no longer a year away? 497-499
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  Samuel P. Uselton, Lloyd Treinish, James P. Ahrens, E. Wes Bethel, Andrei State:
  Multi-source data analysis challenges. 501-504
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  Georges G. Grinstein, Sharon J. Laskowski, Alfred Inselberg:
  Key problems and thorny issues in multidimensional visualization. 505-506
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  David H. Laidlaw, David Kremers, Felica Frankel, Victoria Interrante, Thomas F. Banchoff:
  Art and visualization: oil and water? 507-509

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