Conference Proceedings

Proceedings of the 6th Canadian Man-Computer Communications Conference

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: 29 - 30 May 1979

© 1979. Published by National Research Council of Canada.

Overview

The sixth Man-Computer Communications Conference was sponsored by the Division of Electrical Engineering of the National Research Council of Canada and the Canadian Man-Computer Communications Society. Twenty-four papers were presented, two of which were withdrawn by the author from the proceedings.

Chairs

  • D. H. O'Hara
  • J. Norton

Proceedings (227 pages total)

    Proceedings of 6th Man-Computer Communications Conference: Front Matter
    An image processing system for automated screening of chest X-rays
    A computer-aided system for studying plant chromosomes
    The STI image processing system
    Digital filtering for boundary smoothing in digital thematic maps
    A microcomputer based speech recognition system
    ACTION - A graphics aid to interacting with models and simulations
    Development of a Blissymbol terminal: an interactive TV display to enhance communications for the physically handicapped
    A raster color display system for real time computer graphics
    Improving user interaction in a batch environment graphical system
    Polygon digitizing and experiences
    Automated design of industrial sequence controllers
    A raster display system for computer graphics and image processing
    Article withdrawn by author
    Article withdrawn by author
    GRAPHIQUES/APL
    A structured approach to computer graphics
    Data base considerations for animation systems
    A computer aided video illustrating system
    Development of an information input system for TELIDON
    Design goals for computer-driven CRT display systems in the control of generating stations
    Specifying the cartographic workstation human interface
    Towards facilitating graphical interaction: some examples from computer-aided musical composition
    Computer graphics simulation of body movement language
    Analysis of electromagnetic compatibility with interactive graphics