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ORCIDSMI 1997: Aizu-Wakamatsu, Japan
- Proceedings of 1997 International Conference on Shape Modeling and Applications, Aizu-Wakamatsu, Japan, March 3-6, 1997. IEEE Computer Society 1997, ISBN 0-8186-7867-4
Topological Modeling
- Tomaso Aste
, Nicolas Rivier:
Topological modelling of disordered cellular structures. 2-9 - Kikuo Fujimura:
On cutting a torus. 10-14
Invited Talks
- Bianca Falcidieno, Michela Spagnuolo:
Shape abstraction tools for modeling complex objects. 16-25 - Yasushi Yamaguchi:
Bezier normal vector surface and its applications. 26-35
Geometric Modeling
- Haroon S. Sheikh, Richard H. Bartels:
Towards a generic editor for subdivision surfaces. 37-46 - András Márkus, Gábor Renner, József Váncza:
Spline interpolation with genetic algorithms. 47-54 - Koichi Matsuda, Satoru Sugishita, Zheng Xu, Kunio Kondo, Hisashi Sato, Shizuo Shimada:
Freehand sketch system for 3D geometric modelling. 55-62
Invited Talks
- Jaroslaw R. Rossignac:
The 3D revolution: CAD access for all! 64-70 - Adrian Bowyer, Stephen Cameron, Graham Jared, Ralph Martin, Alan E. Middleditch, Malcolm A. Sabin, John R. Woodwark:
Ten questions that arose in designing the Djinn API for solid modelling. 71-76
Feature-Based Modeling
- Teresa De Martino:
A multiple-view CAD representation for product modelling. 78-85 - Franca Giannini:
Context dependent extraction of volumetric features. 86-95
Invited Talk
- Richard A. Robb, Bruce M. Cameron, Shmuel Aharon:
Efficient shape-based algorithms for modeling patient specific anatomy from 3D medical images: applications in virtual endoscopy and surgery. 97-108
Biomedical Applications
- Fred L. Bookstein:
Two shape metrics for biomedical outline data: bending energy, Procrustes distance, and the biometrical modeling of shape phenomena. 110-120 - Roman Durikovic, Kazufumi Kaneda, Hideo Yamashita:
Visual modeling of stomach growth on the basis of L-systems. 121-128
Reconstruction
- Peter Johannes Neugebauer:
Geometrical cloning of 3D objects via simultaneous registration of multiple range images. 130-139 - Maki Nagano, Kosuke Sato, Kunihiro Chihara:
Shape integration of multi stereo images using surveyed points for an archaeological site. 140-148
Hardware and Acceleration
- Tsuneo Ikedo, Yuichi Okuyama, Jianhua Ma:
Hardware implementation of shading models in an application specific integrated circuit. 150-159 - Kokichi Sugihara:
Experimental study on acceleration of an exact-arithmetic geometric algorithm. 160-168
Invited Talks
- Yoshihisa Shinagawa, Hirohisa Hioki, Junko Morimoto, Tosiyasu L. Kunii:
Recognizing three-dimensional shapes while measuring them. 170-177 - Jai Menon:
Collaborative visualization and modeling. 178-187
Surface Analysis and Modeling
- V. Lang, Alexander G. Belyaev, I. A. Bogaevsici, Tosiyasu L. Kunii:
Fast algorithms for ridge detection. 189-197 - Bingyan Zhao, Houjun Tang, Yulin Wang, Shigenori Okubo:
A unified surface smoothing scheme for automobile body shape modeling design. 198-203
Invited Talk
- Brian Wyvill, Kees van Overveld:
Warping as a modelling tool for CSG/implicit models. 205-213
Shape Transformation
- Kikuo Fujimura, Mihail Makarov:
Homotopic shape deformation. 215-225 - K. K. Cheung, K. M. Yu, Kin-Chuen Hui:
Volume invariant metamorphosis for solid and hollow rolled shape. 226-232
Best Paper Award
- Yoichi Sato, Imari Sato, Katsushi Ikeuchi:
3D shape and reflectance morphing. 234-242
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