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    Journal: Computers & Graphics

    Volume 3, Issue 4

    115 -- 122Richard F. Riesenfeld. Current trends in computer graphics
    129 -- 134William Sawchuk, Herbert G. Bown, C. Douglas O Brien, G. Wo Thorgeirson. An interactive image communication system using narrowband lines
    135 -- 140Ilio Galligani, Laura Moltedo. An interactive system for experimental data processing
    141 -- 143P. R. Smith. CAL is CAD ED
    145 -- 147D. Boardman. An experience in teaching CAD to undergraduate electronic engineering degree students
    149 -- 161Masayoshi Aoki, Martin D. Levine. Computer generation of realistic pictures
    163 -- 165A. H. J. Christensen. A note on geodesic polyhedra: Triangulation and contouring of spheres
    167 -- 169Michael C. Roberts. The use of computer graphics in the evaluation of sanitary landfill sites

    Volume 3, Issue 2-3

    63 -- 70J. B. Ashbaugh, D. P. Roland, L. F. Laird. DSPOBJ - System for display of multiple sets of three-dimensional data
    71 -- 78Flavio Bonfatti, Paolo Tiberio. Data management for thematic map generation
    79 -- 84J. Danks. An example in computer graphics for Engineering students
    85 -- 91Mansuk Lee, Robert V. DiMarco. Computer graphics with hidden surfaces - GRAPHS
    93 -- 105B. Dror. Computer-aided design at Israel Aircraft Industries
    107 -- 111Nicholas V. Findler, Jerry N. Shaw. Multi-PIERRE - A learning robot system

    Volume 3, Issue 1

    1 -- 7Maxine D. Brown, Stephen W. Smoliar, Lynne Weber. Preparing dance notation scores with a computer
    9 -- 16Y. Coeckelenbergh, James Hart, Robert D. MacElroy, Robert Rein. Computer display and manipulation of biological molecules
    17 -- 22Aaron Marcus. A computer graphics course for the two cultures
    23 -- 28Mike Cyrus, Jay Beck. Generalized two- and three-dimensional clipping
    35 -- 42B. Dror, S. Isaac, W. Eric. Computer aided design of aircraft electrical systems
    43 -- 47Steven A. Coons. Constrained least-squares
    49 -- 61David C. Anderson, Robert L. Belleville. Two approaches to on-line graphics systems
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