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CMCCC ’73

Proceedings of the 3rd Man-Computer Communications Seminar

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: 30 – 31 May 1973

© 1973. Published by National Research Council of Canada. NRCC 13190.

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Overview

The Third Man-Computer Communications Seminar was sponsored by the Radio and Electrical Engineering Division of the National Research Council of Canada. Thirty-five papers were presented covering a range of areas in interactive graphics, animation, and graphics-driven simulation. The keynote address was delivered by Gordon B. Thompson.

Chairs

F. V. Cairns
M. R. Ito

Speakers

Gordon B. Thompson
Computers and Visual Literacy

Proceedings

340 pages total

Proceedings of 3rd Man-Computer Communications Seminar: Front Matter

Edited by F. V. Cairns, M. R. Ito

Computers and Visual Literacy / Allocution D'ouverture

Computers and visual literacy

Gordon Thompson

pp. 1.1-1.6

Sound and Images / Son et Images

Computer speech synthesis: an overview

Robert Morris, Jean-Pierre Paillet

pp. 2.1-2.7
A system for processing digital pictures

W. Davis, R. McPherson, M. Smith, N. Tsang

pp. 3.1-3.9
Towards animating computer programs: a first progress report

Ron Baecker

pp. 4.1-4.10

Graphic Languages / Les Langages Graphiques

GRAPPLE – Graphics application programming language

D. Williams

pp. 5.1-5.10
GRAPPLE applications

Ross Duncan

pp. 6.1-6.9
Implementation of an interactive graphics language

Bert Pieké, Günther Schrack

pp. 7.1-7.9
Applications of the interactive computer graphic language, ICPL

H. Bown, W. Hartman, R. Warburton

pp. 8.1-8.15
Implementation of the ICPL graphics language on the PDP-15 computer

C. O'Brien

pp. 9.1-9.7
Le langage graphique gaston

Guy Ferran

pp. 10.1-10.5

Interactive Graphic Display Systems / Les Systemes de Representation Graphique Avec Interaction

Interactive graphics on low-cost CRT displays

Peter Carey, N. Tate

pp. 11.1-11.9
Towards inexpensive computer graphics

A. Brown, S. Sanyal

pp. 12.1-12.5
Xerox computer graphics

T. Dudley

pp. 13.1-13.15
Interactive graphic applications at Carleton University

R. Mallett

pp. 14.1-14.4
PICADE – Prompt interactive creation of active display environments

Roy Trivett

pp. 15.1-15.8
Display of three-dimensional curvilinear surfaces

J. Raymond, P. Tymchyk, H. Vandette

pp. 16.1-16.8

Computer Animation / Animation Par Ordinateur

Artists to computers

Leslie Mezei, Tom Britton

pp. 17.1-17.6
A concise language for the computer generation of kinetic art

Charles Playfair, Barry Wills

pp. 18.1-18.9
Animation of continuous computer simulations with ANIM8

C. Woodside, Richard Mallett

pp. 19.1-19.7
Image quality considerations in computer animation

N. Burtnyk, M. Wein

pp. 20.1-20.8
Editing computer-animated film by computer

Tom Britton

pp. 21.1-21.5

Graphics-Driven Simulation / Simulation a Base Graphique

Graphics simulating logic circuits

R. Ahluwalia, I. Gargantini

pp. 22.1-22.7
An interactive cellular array simulator

Doug Seeley

pp. 23.1-23.13
Application of interactive computer graphics to the analysis of physical problems

D. O'Hara

pp. 24.1-24.8
DYNIS: A dynamic interactive simulation program for three-dimensional mechanical systems

Gordon Savage, Gordon Andrews

pp. 25.1-25.10
Three-dimensional data smoothing for the interactive design of sailboat hulls

David Pfeiffer

pp. 26.1-26.12

Applications of Interactive Graphics / Les Applications de Systemes Graphiques Interactifs

A minicomputer geographic information system

A. Boyle

pp. 27.1-27.8
Experiences in displaying sequence-of-events information

J. Griffin

pp. 28.1-28.6
Implementation of design aids for electronics in a nuclear research and development establishment

G. Yan

pp. 29.1-29.8
The McGraph system

A. Malowany, K. Campbell, T. McNeil

pp. 30.1-30.5

Graphic Output Devices and Techniques / Les Appareils et Les Techniques de Representation Graphique

A system for graphically generating Arabic characters

Syed Hyder, Henry Urion

pp. 31.1-31.4
Experiences with a satellite graphics system

C. Griffiths

pp. 32.1-32.10
Initial use of a plasma display panel

R. McLean, W. Olivier

pp. 33.1-33.7
Mechanical characteristics of binary plotting devices and the transfer function of relevant control systems

Tore Bjornstad

pp. 34.1-34.9
General purpose contour plotting routines

P. Zsombor-Murray

pp. 35.1-35.21