Peter Pike-Sloan's SIGGRAPH '96 papers on the net
Frédo Durand's SIGGRAPH '97 papers page
Karim Ratib's SIGGRAPH '97 papers page

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First version May 26, '97 (23 out of 47)
Second version May 28, '97 (24 out of 47)
Third version Jun 23, '97 (26 out of 47)
Fourth version July 10, '97 (27 out of 47)
Fifth version July 11, '97 (30 out of 47) (inclusion of papers from Frédo Durand)
Sixth version Aug 15, '97 (31 out of 47)
Seventh version Sept. 17, '97 (33 out of 47)
Eight version Dec. 18, '97 (35 out of 47

Virtual Reality and Design: 10:15 am Wednesday, 6 August

• Quantifying Immersion in Virtual Reality
  • Randy Pausch, UVA
  • Dennis Proffitt, UVA
  • George Williams, UVA
• Moving Cows in Space: Exploiting Proprioception as a Framework for Virtual Environment Interaction (2.6M postscript, 133k PDF, lo-res images)
  • Mark R. Mine, UNC
  • Frederick P. Brooks, UNC
  • Carlo H. Sequin, Berkeley
• Virtual Voyage: Interactive Navigation in the Human Colon (Project page, PDF)
  • Lichan Hong, State University of New York at Stony Brook
  • Shigeru Muraki, Electrotechnical Laboratory
  • Arie Kaufman, State University of New York at Stony Brook
  • Dirk Bartz, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
  • Taosong He, Bell Laboratories, Lucent Technologies
• Design Galleries: A General Approach to Setting Parameters for Computer Graphics and Animation (postscript, gz)
  • J. Marks, MERL
  • B. Andalman, Harvard University
  • P. Beardsley, MERL
  • W. Freeman, MERL
  • S. Gibson, MERL
  • J. Hodgins, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • T. Kang, CMU
  • B. Mirtich, MERL
  • H. Pfister, MERL
  • W. Ruml, Harvard
  • K. Ryall, Harvard
  • J. Seims, University of Washington
  • S. Shieber, Harvard University

Illumination: 2 pm Wednesday, 6 August

• Fitting Virtual Lights for Non-Diffuse Walkthroughs (PDF)
  • Bruce Walter, Cornell
  • Gun Alppay, Cornell
  • Eric Lafortune, Cornell
  • Sebastian Fernandez, Cornell
  • Donald P. Greenberg, Cornell
• Instant Radiosity
  • Alexander Keller, Universität Kaiserslautern
• Interactive Update of Global Illumination Using Line-Space Hierarchy (postscript, gz, PDF)
  • George Drettakis, iMAGIS/GRAVIR-INRIA
  • Francois Sillion, iMAGIS/GRAVIR-INRIA
• Metropolis Light Transport
  • Eric Veach, Stanford
  • Leonidas J. Guibas, Stanford

Visibility: 4 pm Wednesday, 6 August

• Visibility Culling Using Hierarchical Occlusion Maps (postscript, gz)
  • Hansong Zhang, UNC
  • Dinesh Manocha, UNC
  • Thomas Hudson, UNC
  • Kenneth Hoff, UNC
• The Visibility Skeleton: A Powerful and Efficient Multi-Purpose Global Visibility Tool (abstract)
  • Fredo Durand
  • George Drettakis, iMAGIS/GRAVIR-INRIA
  • Claude Puech,iMAGIS/GRAVIR-INRIA
• Rendering Complex Scenes with Memory-Coherent Ray Tracing ( 1.37 MB PDF w/color figures, 103KB PDF w/out color figures)
  • Matt Pharr, Stanford
  • Craig Kolb, Stanford
  • Reid Gershbein, Stanford
  • Pat Hanrahan, Stanford
  Illustrating Surface Shape in Volume Data via Principal Direction-Driven 3D Line Integral Convolution
  • Victoria L. Interrante, Institute for Computer Applications in Science and Engineering

Fur, Film, and Light: 8:15 am Thursday, 7 August

• Non-Linear Approximation of Reflectance Functions(abstract, 1.5 MB PDF)
  • Eric Lafortune, Cornell
  • Sing-Choong Foo, Cornell
  • Kenneth E. Torrance, Cornell
  • Donald P. Greenberg, Cornell
• Fake Fur Rendering
  • Dan B. Goldman, Industrial Light & Magic
• A Model for Simulating the Photographic Development Process on Digital Images PDF
  • Joe Geigel, The George Washington University
  • F. Kenton Musgrave, Digital Domain
• A Model of Visual Masking for Computer Graphics
  • James A. Ferwerda, Cornell
  • Sumant Pattanaik, Cornell
  • Peter Shirley, University of Utah
  • Donald P. Greenberg, Cornell

Animation: 10:15 am Thursday, 7 August

• Physically Realistic Morphing (postscript, gz, as "Adapting Simulated Behaviors For New Characters", postscript, compressed))
  • J. Hodgins, Georgia Institute of Technology
  • Nancy S. Pollard, Georgia Institute of Technology
• Anatomy-Based Modeling of the Human Musculature
  • Ferdi Scheepers, CSIR
  • Richard E. Parent, Ohio State
  • Wayne E. Carlson, Ohio State
  • Stephen F. May, Ohio State
• Anatomically Based Modeling
  • Jane Wilhelms, UCSC
  • Allen Van Gelder, UCSC
• Modeling the Motion of Hot, Turbulent Gases (postscript, gz)
  • Nick Foster, UPenn
  • Dimitri Metaxas, UPenn

Surface Simplification: 2 pm Thursday, 7 August

• View-Dependent Refinement of Progressive Meshes ( Postscript, gz, 8.6MB, Postscript text, gz, 158K, 802k Acrobat;
  • Hugues Hoppe, Microsoft Research
• View-Dependent Simplification of Arbitrary Polygonal Environments (postscript, gz, postscript, gz, black and white)
  • David Luebke, UNC
  • Carl Erikson, UNC
• Surface Simplification Using Quadric Error Metrics (PDF)
  • Michael Garland, CMU
  • Paul S. Heckbert, CMU
• Progressive Simplicial Complexes (postscript, gz, 2.3MB, postscript text, gz, 86k, PDF, 373K)
  • Jovan Popovic, Carnegie Mellon University
  • Hugues Hoppe, Microsoft Research

Image-Based Rendering and Panoramas: 4 pm Thursday, 7 August

• Tour Into the Picture
  • Youichi Horry, Hitachi
  • Ken Anjyo, Hitachi
  • Kiyoshi Arai, Hitachi
• Rendering with Coherent Layer ( compressed postscript,3.1M, pdf, 421k
  • Jed Lengyel, Microsoft Corporation
  • John Snyder, Microsoft Corporation
• Multiperspective Panoramas for Cel Animation (2 MB PDF)
  • Daniel Wood, University of Washington
  • Adam Finkelstein, Princeton University
  • John Hughes, Brown University
  • Craig Thayer, Disney Feature Animations Studios
  • David Salesin, University of Washington
• Creating Full-View Panoramic Mosaics and Texture-Mapped 3D Models
  • Richard Szeliski, Microsoft Research
  • Heung-Yeung Shum, Microsoft Research

Geometry: 8:15 am Friday, 8 August

• Interactive Multiresolution Mesh Editing (Sweldens' page, Tech report, postscript, 7.8MB)
  • Denis Zorin, California Institute of Technology
  • Wim Sweldens, Bell Laboratories
  • Peter Schröder, California Institute of Technology
• Interactive Boolean Operations for Conceptual Design of 3D Solids
  • Ari Rappoport, The Hebrew University
  • Steven Spitz, University of Southern California
• Guaranteeing the Topology of an Implicit Surface Polygonization for Interactive Modeling (postscript, 312k)
  • Barton T. Stander, Strata Inc.
  • John C. Hart, Washington State University
• Fast Construction of Accurate Quaternion Splines (Tech report, postscript, compressed)
  • Ravi Ramamoorthi, California Institute of Technology
  • Al Barr, California Institute of Technology

Hardware and Anti-Aliasing: 10:15 am Friday, 8 August

• InfiniteReality: A Real-Time Graphics System
  • John S. Montrym, Silicon Graphics, Inc.
  • Daniel R. Baum, Silicon Graphics, Inc.
  • David L. Dignam, Silicon Graphics, Inc.
• Efficient Bump Mapping Hardware
  • Mark Peercy, Silicon Graphics, Inc.
  • John Airey, Silicon Graphics, Inc.
  • Brian Cabral, Silicon Graphics, Inc.
• Hardware-Accelerated Rendering of Anti-Aliasing Using a Modified A-Buffer Algorithm
  • Bill Rivard, 3Dfx Interactive
  • Stephanie Winner, 3Dfx Interactive
  • Michael Kelley, Silicon Graphics, Inc.
  • Brent Pease, Apple Computer, Inc.
  • Alex Yen, Apple Computer, Inc.
• Anti-Aliasing of Curves by Discrete Pre-Filtering
  • A.E. Fabris, Universidade de São Paulo
  • A.R. Forrest, University of East Anglia

Devices and Multimodal I/O: 1:30 pm Friday, 8 August

• The Two-User Responsive Workbench: Support for Collaboration Through Individual Views of a Shared Space (PDF, 645K, Postscript, no color figures, 127k, PDF, no color figures, 70k)
  • Maneesh Agrawala, Stanford University
  • Andrew C. Beers, Stanford University
  • Bernd Fröhlich, Stanford University
  • Pat Hanrahan, Stanford University
  • Ian McDowall, Fakespace, Inc.
  • Mark Bolas, Fakespace, Inc.
• SCAAT: Incremental Tracking with Incomplete Information (PDF) (Scaat page)
  • Greg Welch, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • Gary Bishop, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• The Robust Haptic Display of Complex 3D Graphical Environments
  • Diego C. Ruspini, Stanford University
  • Krasimir Kolarov, Interval Research Corporation
  • Oussama Khatib, Stanford University
• Video Rewrite: Speaking Through the Mouths of Others (postscript, Acrobat)
  • Christoph Bregler, Interval Research Corporation
  • Malcolm Slaney, Interval Research Corporation
  • Michele Covell, Interval Research Corporation

Texture and Reflection: 1:30 pm Friday, 8 August

• Multiresolution Sampling Procedure for Analysis and Synthesis of Texture Images
  • Jeremy S. DeBonet, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Recovering High Dynamic Range Radiance Maps from Photographs (postscript, gzipped, 6 meg, PDF, 1 meg)
  • Paul E. Debevec, University of California, Berkeley
  • Jitendra Malik, University of California, Berkeley
• Object Shape and Reflectance Modeling from Observation gzipped postscript, 2.6M
  • Yoichi Sato, Carnegie Mellon University
  • Mark D. Wheeler, Apple Computer, Inc.
  • Katsushi Ikeuchi, University of Tokyo

Non-Photorealistic Rendering: 3:30 pm Friday, 8 August

• Orientable Textures for Image-Based Pen-and-Ink Illustration (Tech report abstract, Tech report, postscript, 2MB)
  • Mike Salisbury, University of Washington
  • Michael Wong, University of Washington
  • John Hughes, Brown University
  • David Salesin, University of Washington
• Processing Images and Video for an Impressionist Effect
  • Peter Litwinowicz, Apple Computer, Inc.
• Real-Time Non-Photorealistic Rendering (postscript, compressed, 400k, acrobat)
  • Lee Markosian, Brown University
  • Michael A. Kowalski, Brown University
  • Sam Trychin, Brown University
  • Lubomir Bourdev, Brown University
  • Daniel Goldstein, Brown University
  • John Hughes, Brown University
• Computer-Generated Watercolor (postscript, gz, 8.1 MB, PDF, 1.83 MB, PDF, 517k, over compressed images)
  • Cassidy J. Curtis, University of Washington
  • Sean E. Anderson, Stanford University
  • Kurt W. Fleischer, Pixar
  • David Salesin, University of Washington