Computers & Graphics, Volume 2

Volume 2, Number 1, 1976

• Douglas K. Brotz:
  Intersecting polyhedra with successive planes. 1-6
  
• L. Robert Morris:
  Fast transformation of three-dimensional graphics structures via mixed-point arithmetic. 7-10
  
• George F. Corliss:
  Computer graphics assisted numerical analysis instruction. 11-13
  
• James R. Warner:
  Design applications of the MIDAS graphics system. 15-22
  
• Nenad Marovac:
  The structures of the network definition language NEDLAN. Its use in defining networks in CAD using interactive computer graphics. 23-29
  
• Roy E. Welsch:
  Graphics for data analysis. 31-37
  

Volume 2, Number 2, 1977

• Walter A. Perrill:
  Packaging printed circuit boards with interactive graphics. 39-50
  
• Kenneth D. Willmert, T. E. Potter:
  An improved human display model for occupant crash simulation programs. 51-54
  
• John J. Allan III:
  Some research advances in computer graphics that will enhance applications to engineering design. 55-58
  
• Verlan K. Gabrielson:
  Mesh generation for two-dimensional regions using a DVST (direct view storage tube) graphics terminal. 59-66
  
• J. H. Biffle, H. A. Sumlin:
  Three-dimensional structural analysis using Interactive Graphics. 67-73
  
• H. J. Barten:
  Automated finite element grid break-up method--A verification of the six node averaging approach. 75-79
  
• D. Bendavid, E. Somekh, A. Pipano, A. Raibstein:
  Computer graphics in sizing and analysis of aircraft structures. 81-89
  
• Jeffrey L. Posdamer:
  Some criteria for the evaluation of graphics implementation languages. 91-95
  
• William D. Atkinson, Karen E. Bond, Guy L. Tribble III, Kent R. Wilson:
  Computing with feeling. 97-103
  
• Toby Berk:
  Coordinate-free computer graphics. 105-109
  
• Jeffrey Entwisle:
  An image processing approach to computer graphics. 111-117
  
• Carl Machover:
  Background and source information about computer graphics. 119-122
  

Volume 2, Number 3, 1977

• Martha C. Takats:
  Teaching elementary concepts in quantum mechanics with computer graphics. 125-128
  
• Peter T. Silberstein, David N. Mastronarde, Stephen A. George:
  Nerve impulse equations: Computer solutions and displays. 129-133
  
• Arthur H. Veen, Lee D. Peachey:
  TROTS: A computer graphics system for three-dimensional reconstruction from serial sections. 135-150
  
• P. R. Smith:
  A U.K. project in computer assisted learning in engineering science. 151-154
  
• R. S. Baxter:
  The use of graphics in a computer-based urban information system. 155-161
  
• Patricia R. Mohilner:
  Retrace prevention in multi-curve graphs. 163-167
  
• Christopher Pottle:
  The computer as a laboratory instrument: Experiments for a third-year laboratory in Electrical Engineering. 169-173
  
• Paul Mitacek Jr.:
  The use of computer simulated experimental data in an advanced laboratory course. 175-177
  
• Nicholas Negroponte:
  Raster scan approaches to computer graphics. 179-193
  

Volume 2, Number 4, 1977

• Jackie Potts:
  Crystal gazing in computer graphics. 197-200
  
• William Sawchuk, Herbert G. Bown:
  Interactive graphics applied to symbol communication for non-speaking children. 201-204
  
• M. Basil:
  A microprocessor-based refreshing buffer for storage tube graphics terminals. 205-208
  
• Yehonathan Hazony:
  Interactive tools for conceptual programming using APL-graphics: The integral and derivative operators. 209-218
  
• Alan Kitching:
  Antics--Graphic animation by computer. 219-223
  
• Gregory M. Hunter:
  Computer animation survey. 225-229
  
• John J. Allan III, Anthony M. Chiu:
  An effectiveness study of a CAD system augmented by audio feedback. 231-233
  
• Nenad Marovac, W. S. Elliot:
  A network-oriented language--A new approach to network design, using interactive graphics. 235-239
  
• D. M. Laurillard:
  The design and development of CAL materials in undergraduate science. 241-247
  
• Eugène Chouraqui, Jacques Virbel:
  Cahiers du groupe de travail : Analyse et experimentation dans les sciences de l'homme par les methodes informatiques. 249
  
• Dominique Nanci:
  Apports des sciences de l'homme a la perception et modelisation de la realite dans les bases de donnees. 249-251
  
• Philippe Cibois:
  Informatique et Sciences Humaines: les enseignements d'un colloque--II. 252-253
  
• Eugène Chouraqui:
  Le Colloque EURIM 2. 253-254
  
• C. Connat:
  Presentation du GLERIAM. 254-255
  
• Jean-Paul Cheylan, Luis Fariñas del Cerro:
  Analyse de l'evolution des utilisations des sols (construction de modeles explicatifs). 255-
  
• Jacques Le Maitre:
  A propos d'une rationalisation eventuelle des systemes et reseaux de donnees relatifs aux collections d'objets, materiels en Sciences Humaines. 256-
  
• B. Domenech:
  Problemes logico-semantiques lies a l'expression des relations dynamiques entre la description d'un site et des exigences d'amenagement. 256-257
  
• Jeffrey L. Posdamer:
  Concurrent processing for computer graphics. 259-263