José L. Encarnação Dieter W. Fellner Encarnação Selected Readings in Computer Graphics 2007.

Selected Readings in Computer Graphics 2007.

von José L. Encarnação Dieter W. Fellner

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The International Network of Institutions for advanced education, training and R&D in Computer Graphics technology, systems and applications (INI-GraphicsNet) is the largest research network worldwide entirely dedicated to the field of Computer Graphics.The "Selected Readings in Computer Graphics 2007" consist of 34 articles selected from a total of 177 scientific publications contributed by all institutions of the INI-GraphicsNet. All articles previously appeared in various scientific books, journals, conferences and workshops, and are reprinted with permission of the respective copyright holders. The publications had to undergo a thorough review process by internationally leading experts and established technical societies. Therefore, the Selected Readings should give a fairly good and detailed overview of the scientific developments in the INI-GraphicsNet in the year 2007. They are published by Professor José Luis Encarnação, the director of the board of the INI-GraphicsNet Stiftung and Professor Dieter W. Fellner, the director of Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics Research IGD in Darmstadt, the largest member of the INI-GraphicsNet.

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ISBN: 9783816779117
Verlag: Fraunhofer IRB Verlag
Erscheinung: 18.12.2008

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