Image and Vision Computing, Volume 3

Volume 3, Number 1, February 1985

• R. M. Hodgson, D. G. Bailey, M. J. Naylor, A. L. M. Ng, S. J. McNeill:
  Properties, implementations and applications of rank filters. 3-14
  
• A. R. Gourlay:
  Implicit convolution. 15-23
  
• Ralph Duncan:
  Three-dimensional hidden-surface removal for signal-return modelling: experimental results. 24-28
  
• C. C. Handley:
  Efficient planar convex hull algorithm. 29-35
  
• Robert J. Schalkoff, Jeffrey Labuz:
  Three-dimensional surface mapping simulator: theory, capabilities and operation. 36-39
  

Volume 3, Number 2, May 1985

• Amar Mitiche, Jake K. Aggarwal:
  Image segmentation by conventional and information-integrating techniques: a synopsis. 50-62
  
• Nancy K. Gautier, S. Sitharama Iyengar, Narinder B. Lakhani, M. Manohar:
  Space and time efficiency of the forest-of-quadtrees representation. 63-70
  
• C. J. Ammann, A. G. Sartori-Angus:
  Fast thinning algorithm for binary images. 71-79
  
• Ian Curington, Stephen E. Cannon:
  Multiband image classification with a distributed architecture. 80-84
  

Volume 3, Number 3, August 1985

• D. G. Bailey, R. M. Hodgson:
  Range filters: Localintensity subrange filters and their properties. 99-110
  
• George Nagy:
  Image database. 111-117
  
• Robert J. Schalkoff:
  Automatic recalibration of moving cameras in stereo vision systems. 118-121
  
• Azriel Rosenfeld:
  Machine vision for industry: Tasks, tools and techniques. 122-135
  
• Thomas C. Henderson, Bir Bhanu: Overview of the computer vision and robotics programme at the University of Utah. 136-138

Volume 3, Number 4, November 1985

• Keith Baker:
  Alvey computer vision and image interpretation research programmes. 146-151
  
• Alex Pentland:
  On describing complex surface shapes. 153-162
  
• Bernard F. Buxton, David W. Murray:
  Optic flow segmentation as an ill-posed and maximum likelihood problem. 163-169
  
• M. C. Ibison, L. Zapalowski, C. G. Harris:
  Direct surface reconstruction from a moving sensor. 170-176
  
• S. A. Lloyd:
  Binocular stereo algorithm based on the disparity-gradient limit and using optimization theory. 177-181
  
• Andrew Blake, Andrew Zisserman, Greg Knowles:
  Surface descriptions from stereo and shading. 183-191
  
• Geoffrey D. Sullivan, Keith D. Baker, J. A. D. W. Anderson:
  Use of multiple difference-of-Gaussian filters to verify geometric models. 192-197
  
• J. Hyde, J. A. Fullwood, D. R. Corrall:
  An approach to knowledge-driven segmentation. 198-205
  
• Josef Kittler, John Illingworth:
  Relaxation labelling algorithms - a review. 206-216
  
• R. T. Ritchings, Alan C. F. Colchester, H.-Q. Wang:
  Knowledge-based analysis of carotid angiograms. 217-222