12. SIGGRAPH 1985

• James T. Kajiya:
  Anisotropic reflection models. 15-21
  
• Tomoyuki Nishita, Eihachiro Nakamae:
  Continuous tone representation of three-dimensional objects taking account of shadows and interreflection. 23-30
  
• Michael F. Cohen, Donald P. Greenberg:
  The hemi-cube: a radiosity solution for complex environments. 31-40
  
• Tom Duff:
  Compositing 3-D rendered images. 41-44
  
• Christian Bouville:
  Bounding ellipsoids for ray-fractal intersection. 45-52
  
• Greg Abram, Lee Westover:
  Efficient alias-free rendering using bit-masks and look-up tables. 53-59
  
• Mark E. Lee, Richard A. Redner, Samuel P. Uselton:
  Statistically optimized sampling for distributed ray tracing. 61-68
  
• Mark A. Z. Dippé, Erling Henry Wold:
  Antialiasing through stochastic sampling. 69-78
  
• Charles W. Grant:
  Integrated analytic spatial and temporal anti-aliasing for polyhedra in 4-space. 79-84
  
• Nelson L. Max, Douglas M. Lerner:
  A two-and-a-half-D motion-blur algorithm. 85-93
  
• Hiroyuki Sato, Mitsuo Ishii, Keiji Sato, Morio Ikesaka, Hiroaki Ishihata, Masanori Kakimoto, Katsuhiko Hirota, Kouichi Inoue:
  Fast image generation of construcitve solid geometry using a cellular array processor. 95-102
  
• Richard Greene:
  The drawing prism: a versatile graphic input device. 103-110
  
• Henry Fuchs, Jack Goldfeather, Jeff P. Hultquist, Susan Spach, John D. Austin, Frederick P. Brooks Jr., John G. Eyles, John Poulton:
  Fast spheres, shadows, textures, transparencies, and imgage enhancements in pixel-planes. 111-120
  
• Hanan Samet, Markku Tamminen:
  Bintrees, CSG trees, and time. 121-130
  
• Silvia Ansaldi, Leila De Floriani, Bianca Falcidieno:
  Geometric modeling of solid objects by using a face adjacency graph representation. 131-139
  
• Fujio Yamaguchi:
  A unified approach to interference problems using a triangle processor. 141-149
  
• Vaughan R. Pratt:
  Techniques for conic splines. 151-160
  
• Alan E. Middleditch, Kenneth H. Sears:
  Blend surfaces for set theoretic volume modelling systems. 161-170
  
• Daniel L. Toth:
  On ray tracing parametric surfaces. 171-179
  
• Henry Lieberman:
  There's more to menu systems than meets the screen. 181-189
  
• Dan R. Olsen Jr., Elizabeth P. Dempsey, Roy Rogge:
  Input/output linkage in a user interface management system. 191-197
  
• Luca Cardelli, Rob Pike:
  Squeak: a language for communicating with mice. 199-204
  
• Mark Green:
  The University of Alberta user interface management system. 205-213
  
• William Buxton, Ralph Hill, Peter Rowley:
  Issues and techniques in touch-sensitive tablet input. 215-224
  
• Theodosios Pavlidis, Christopher J. Van Wyk:
  An automatic beautifier for drawings and illustrations. 225-234
  
• Greg Nelson:
  Juno, a constraint-based graphics system. 235-243
  
• Ken Shoemake:
  Animating rotation with quaternion curves. 245-254
  
• Scott N. Steketee, Norman I. Badler:
  Parametric keyframe interpolation incorporating kinetic adjustment and phrasing control. 255-262
  
• Michael Girard, Anthony A. Maciejewski:
  Computational modeling for the computer animation of legged figures. 263-270
  
• Stephen Demko, Laurie Hodges, Bruce F. Naylor:
  Construction of fractal objects with iterated function systems. 271-278
  
• Darwyn R. Peachey:
  Solid texturing of complex surfaces. 279-286
  
• Ken Perlin:
  An image synthesizer. 287-296
  
• Geoffrey Y. Gardner:
  Visual simulation of clouds. 297-304
  
• Jules Bloomenthal:
  Modeling the mighty maple. 305-311
  
• William T. Reeves, Ricki Blau:
  Approximate and probabilistic algorithms for shading and rendering structured particle systems. 313-322
  
• José L. Encarnação, Tosiyasu L. Kunii, Bertram Herzog, Frank M. Lillehagen, Xavier Nicolas, Yukari Shirota, Wolfgang Straßer, Shunichiro Tsurumi, Takao Wachi:
  Perspective-computer graphics in Europe and Japan (panel session). 323
  
• Robert M. Dunn, Sara Bly, Richard A. Guedj, William J. Poduska, William Lasser:
  Issues at the interface (panel session): an historical trace of prompting, concurrency, signification and ease of use. 324
  
• Carl Machover, Charles Foundyller, Robert H. Katzive, Neil Kleinman, Christopher M. Saleh, Beth Tucker:
  Sizing the market (panel session): where do all those numbers come from? 324
  
• Christine Barton, Carl Rosendahl, Robert Brandel, Larry Elin, Susan Rugtiv, Douglas Towey:
  Animated computer graphics in television broadcasting (panel session). 325
  
• Charles A. Bigelow, Philippe Coueignoux, John Hobby, Peter Karow, Vaughan R. Pratt, Luis Trabb-Pardo, John E. Warnock:
  Font formats (panel session). 325
  
• Stephen Wilson, David Backer, Myron Krueger, Peter Richards, Sonia Sheridan, David Ucko:
  The creation of new kinds of interactive environments in art, education, and entertainment (panel session). 326
  
• Mihai Nadin, Charles Csuri, Frank Dietrich, Thomas E. Linehan, Hiroshi Kawano:
  Aesthetics of computer graphics (panel session). 326
  
• Zsuzsanna Molnar, Pieter Buning, Peter Doenges, Robert Langridge, Tom Lasinski, Randy Smith:
  Real-time simulation in the real world (panel session). 327
  
• Rae A. Earnshaw, James H. Clark, A. Robin Forrest, Robert D. Parslow, David F. Rogers:
  Fundamental algorithms (panel session): retrospect and prospect. 327
  
• Pierre J. Malraison, Gershon Kedem, Greg Lee, Donald Meagher:
  Solid modeling with hardware (panel session). 328
  
• John Staudhammer, Dean Bailey, Steven Dines, Louis J. Doctor, Karl M. Guttag, Jack L. Hancock, Klaus W. Lindenberg, Edmund Y. Sun:
  Computer graphics technology (panel session). 328