15. SIGGRAPH 1988

• Juan Pineda:
  A parallel algorithm for polygon rasterization. 17-20
  
• Michael Deering, Stephanie Winner, Bic Schediwy, Chris Duffy, Neil Hunt:
  The triangle processor and normal vector shader: a VLSI system for high performance graphics. 21-30
  
• David P. Dobkin, Leonidas J. Guibas, John Hershberger, Jack Snoeyink:
  An efficient algorithm for finding the CSG representation of a simple polygon. 31-40
  
• Nader Gharachorloo, Satish Gupta, Erdem Hokenek, Peruvemba Balasubramanian, William Bogholtz, Christian Mathieu, Christos Zoulas:
  Subanosecond pixel rendering with million transistor chips. 41-49
  
• Paolo Sabella:
  A rendering algorithm for visualizing 3D scalar fields. 51-58
  
• Craig Upson, Michael Keeler:
  V-buffer: visible volume rendering. 59-64
  
• Robert A. Drebin, Loren C. Carpenter, Pat Hanrahan:
  Volume rendering. 65-74
  
• Michael F. Cohen, Shenchang Eric Chen, John R. Wallace, Donald P. Greenberg:
  A progressive refinement approach to fast radiosity image generation. 75-84
  
• Gregory J. Ward, Francis M. Rubinstein, Robert D. Clear:
  A ray tracing solution for diffuse interreflection. 85-92
  
• Min-Zhi Shao, Qunsheng Peng, You-Dong Liang:
  A new radiosity approach by procedural refinements for realistic image sythesis. 93-99
  
• Paul Haeberli:
  ConMan: a visual programming language for interactive graphics. 103-111
  
• David Kurlander, Eric A. Bier:
  Graphical search and replace. 113-120
  
• Michael Chen, S. Joy Mountford, Abigail Sellen:
  A study in interactive 3-D rotation using 2-D control devices. 121-129
  
• Michael F. Barnsley, Arnaud Jacquin, Francois Malassenet, Laurie Reuter, Alan D. Sloane:
  Harnessing chaos for image synthesis. 131-140
  
• Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz, Aristid Lindenmayer, James Hanan:
  Development models of herbaceous plants for computer imagery purposes. 141-150
  
• Philippe de Reffye, Claude Edelin, Jean Françon, Marc Jaeger, Claude Puech:
  Plant models faithful to botanical structure and developmentr. 151-158
  
• Andrew P. Witkin, Michael Kass:
  Spacetime constraints. 159-168
  
• Gavin S. P. Miller:
  The motion dynamics of snakes and worms. 169-173
  
• Ronen Barzel, Alan H. Barr:
  A modeling system based on dynamic constraints. 179-188
  
• Michael Shantz, Sheue-Ling Chang:
  Rendering trimmed NURBS with adaptive forward differencing. 189-198
  
• Phillip J. Barry, Ronald N. Goldman:
  A recursive evaluation algorithm for a class of Catmull-Rom splines. 199-204
  
• David R. Forsey, Richard H. Bartels:
  Hierarchical B-spline refinement. 205-212
  
• Wolfgang Krueger:
  Intensity fluctuations and natural texturing. 213-220
  
• Don P. Mitchell, Arun N. Netravali:
  Reconstruction filters in computer-graphics. 221-228
  
• Alain Fournier, Eugene Fiume:
  Constant-time filtering with space-variant kernels. 229-238
  
• Kurt Akeley, Tom Jermoluk:
  High-performance polygon rendering. 239-246
  
• Douglas Voorhies, David Kirk, Olin Lathrop:
  Virtual graphics. 247-253
  
• Brian Apgar, Bret Bersack, Abraham Mammen:
  A display system for the Stellar graphics supercomputer model GS1000. 255-262
  
• Alex D. Kelley, Michael C. Malin, Gregory M. Nielson:
  Terrain simulation using a model of stream erosion. 263-268
  
• Demetri Terzopoulos, Kurt W. Fleischer:
  Modeling inelastic deformation: viscolelasticity, plasticity, fracture. 269-278
  
• John C. Platt, Alan H. Barr:
  Constraints methods for flexible models. 279-288
  
• Matthew Moore, Jane Wilhelms:
  Collision detection and response for computer animationr3. 289-298
  
• James K. Hahn:
  Realistic animation of rigid bodies. 299-308
  
• Lynne Shapiro Brotman, Arun N. Netravali:
  Motion interpolation by optimal control. 309-315
  
• Rod Deyo, John A. Briggs, Pete Doenges:
  Getting graphics in gear: graphics and dynamics in driving simulation. 317-326
  
• Thomas V. Papathomas, James A. Schiavone, Bela Julesz:
  Applications of computer graphics to the visualization of meteorological data. 327-334
  
• David E. Thompson, William L. Buford Jr., Loyd M. Myers, David J. Giurintano, John A. Brewer III:
  A hand biomechanics workstation. 335-343
  
• Mark Callow, James Gosling, Leo Hourvitz, Scott McGregor:
  Screen PostScript (panel session). 345
  
• Peter W. Dew, Henry Fuchs, Tosiyasu L. Kunii, Michael J. Wozny:
  Parallel processing for computer vision and display (panel session). 346
  
• Owen Densmore, David Goldsmith, Andrew Schulert, Smokey Wallace:
  User interface toolkits; present and future (panel session). 346
  
• Robert Abel, Jim Blinn, Carl Rosendahl, Craig Upson:
  Four paths to computer animation: entertainment, broadcast, education and science - will their future converge? (panel session). 347
  
• Robert Haimes, Joel Slayton, Paul Souza:
  Computer graphics and the changing methodology for artists and designers (panel session). 347
  
• Alan Broder, Mark A. Charette, Brian Croll, Turner Whitted:
  What can we learn by benchmarking graphics systems? (panel session). 348
  
• Mike Fink, Kirk Thatcher, Ralph Winter:
  The reality of computer graphics in the motion picture industry (panel session). 348
  
• Walter Bender, Marvin Minsky, David Zeltzer:
  Media technology (panel session). 349
  
• James Gettys, Georges G. Grinstein, Bertram Herzog, Robert Scheifler:
  X Window System (panel session). 349
  
• Roy Hall, Mike Kaplan, Al Lopez, Alvy Ray Smith:
  Software directions for scientific visualization (panel session). 350
  
• Jim Clark, Thomas A. DeFanti, Lou Doctor, Frank Moss:
  Hardware strategies for scientific visualization (panel session): 58. 350
  
• Jim Blinn, Donald P. Greenberg, Margaret A. Hagen:
  Designing effective pictures: is photographic realism the only answer? (panel session). 351
  
• Salim S. Abi-Ezzi, Gregory D. Laib, Richard Puk:
  Extending graphics standards to meet industry requirements (panel session). 351