13. SIGGRAPH 1986

• Tim Van Hook:
  Real-time shaded NC milling display. 15-20
  
• Michel J. Denber, Paul M. Turner:
  A differential compiler for computer animation. 21-23
  
• Larry Bergman, Henry Fuchs, Eric Grant, Susan Spach:
  Image rendering by adaptive refinement. 29-37
  
• Gavin S. P. Miller:
  The definition and rendering of terrain maps. 39-48
  
• Jerry Weil:
  The synthesis of cloth objects. 49-54
  
• Peter Oppenheimer:
  Real time design and animation of fractal plants and trees. 55-64
  
• Darwyn R. Peachey:
  Modeling waves and surf. 65-74
  
• Alain Fournier, William T. Reeves:
  A simple model of ocean waves. 75-84
  
• Larry S. Yaeger, Craig Upson, Robert Myers:
  Combining physical and visual simulation-creation of the planet Jupiter for the film "2010". 85-93
  
• Roger W. Swanson, Larry J. Thayer:
  A fast shaded-polygon renderer. 95-102
  
• Gary Bishop, David M. Weimer:
  Fast Phong shading. 103-106
  
• Jack Goldfeather, Jeff P. Hultquist, Henry Fuchs:
  Fast constructive-solid geometry display in the pixel-powers graphics system. 107-116
  
• Nelson L. Max:
  Atmospheric illumination and shadows. 117-124
  
• Tomoyuki Nishita, Eihachiro Nakamae:
  Continuous tone representation of three-dimensional objects illuminated by sky light. 125-132
  
• David S. Immel, Michael F. Cohen, Donald P. Greenberg:
  A radiosity method for non-diffuse environments. 133-142
  
• James T. Kajiya:
  The rendering equation. 143-150
  
• Thomas W. Sederberg, Scott R. Parry:
  Free-form deformation of solid geometric models. 151-160
  
• David H. Laidlaw, W. Benjamin Trumbore, John F. Hughes:
  Constructive solid geometry for polyhedral objects. 161-170
  
• John A. Brewer III, S. Mark Courter:
  Automated conversion of curvilinear wire-frame models to surface boundary models; a topological approach. 171-178
  
• Francis J. M. Schmitt, Brian A. Barsky, Wen-Hui Du:
  An adaptive subdivision method for surface-fitting from sampled data. 179-188
  
• Philip Amburn, Eric Grant, Turner Whitted:
  Managing geometric complexity with enhanced procedural models. 189-195
  
• Randal C. Nelson, Hanan Samet:
  A consistent hierarchical representation for vector data. 197-206
  
• Eihachiro Nakamae, Koichi Harada, Takao Ishizaki, Tomoyuki Nishita:
  A montage method: the overlaying of the computer generated images onto a background photograph. 207-214
  
• Graham Campbell, Thomas A. DeFanti, Jeff Frederiksen, Stephen A. Joyce, Lawrence A. Leske:
  Two bit/pixel full color encoding. 215-223
  
• Steve Strassmann:
  Hairy brushes. 225-232
  
• Eric A. Bier, Maureen C. Stone:
  Snap-dragging. 233-240
  
• Peter P. Tanner, Stephen A. MacKay, Darlene A. Stewart, Marceli Wein:
  A multitasking switchboard approach to user interface management. 241-248
  
• Brad A. Myers, William Buxton:
  Creating highly-interactive and graphical user interfaces by demonstration. 249-258
  
• John L. Sibert, William D. Hurley, Teresa W. Bleser:
  An object-oriented user interface management system. 259-268
  
• Timothy L. Kay, James T. Kajiya:
  Ray tracing complex scenes. 269-278
  
• Kenneth I. Joy, Murthy N. Bhetanabhotla:
  Ray tracing parametric surface patches utilizing numerical techniques and ray coherence. 279-285
  
• Alan H. Barr:
  Ray tracing deformed surfaces. 287-296
  
• Andrew S. Glassner:
  Adaptive precision in texture mapping. 297-306
  
• Kenneth Turkowski:
  Anti-aliasing in topological color spaces. 307-314
  
• Paul S. Heckbert:
  Filtering by repeated integration. 315-321