GI 1984
Proceedings of the Graphics Interface '84
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: 28 May – 1 June 1984
© 1984. Published by National Research Council of Canada.
Overview
The development and application of computer graphics in Canada continued despite the economic recession of the early 1980s. Canadian research was developing major advances in the areas of videotex, imaging and animation. The activities of Alias Research, Infograph and Mataor Logicil and various university groups also showed significant promise. Graphics Interface ’84, the tenth conference, was to provide an opportunity to showcase the results of current or recent development activities and stimulate awareness of the capabilities of the technology. The conference presented 36 papers (selected out of more than 60 submissions) covering basics, applications, new techniques, and new approaches. Eleven invited speakers of international reputation presented research from prestigious laboratories.
Chairs
- Jacques Raymond
Speakers
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N. I. Badler What is Required for Effective Human Figure Animation? |
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T. D. DeRose, B. A. Barsky Geometric Continuity and Shape Parameters for Catmull-Rom Splines |
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K. P. Fishkin, B. A. Barsky Algorithms for Brush Movement in Paint Systems |
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J. Mackie The Office of the Future |
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D. Sturman Interactive Keyframe Animation of 3-D Articulated Models |
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G. Leitner Exploiting Parallelism in Image Synthesis Applications |
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D. B. Arnold Towards Automating the Production of Soil Survey Maps |
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J. Lewis, P. Purcell Soft Machine: A Personable Interface |
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B. A. Myers Strategies for Creating an Easy to Use Window Manager with Icons |
Acceptance Rate
| Total Submitted | 60 |
| Total Accepted | 36 |
| Acceptance Rate | 60% |
Proceedings
270 pages total
