Table of Contents

• Towards a Comprehensive Volume Visualization SystemRicardo S. Avila, Lisa M. Sobierajski, Arie E. Kaufman. 13-20
• Approximation and Rendering of Volume Data Using Wavelet TransformsShigeru Muraki. 21-28
• Interactive Visualization of Large Scalar Voxel FieldsGeorgios Sakas, J. Hartig. 29-36
• Interactive Splatting of Nonrectilinear VolumesPeter L. Williams. 37-45
• Virtual Smoke: An Interactive 3-D Flow Visualization TechniqueK. L. Ma, P. J. Smith. 46-53
• Rendering Surface ParticlesJarke J. van Wijk. 54-62
• A 3-D Streamline Tracking Algorithm Using Dual Stream FunctionsDavid N. Kenwright, G. D. Mallison. 62-69
• Generalized Focal Surfaces: A New Method for Surface InterrogationHans Hagen, Stefanie Hahmann. 70-76
• Massively Parallel Isosurface ExtractionCharles D. Hansen, P. A. Hinker. 77-83
• Four-Dimensional Views of 3-D Scalar FieldsAndrew J. Hanson, P. A. Hinker. 84-92
• Volume Rendering on a Distributed Memory Parallel ComputerT. Todd Elvins. 93-98
• Direct Volumetric VisualizationR. D. Williams, F. L. Wefer, T. E. Clifton. 99-106
• An Architecture for a Scientific Visualization SystemBruce Lucas, G. D. Abrams, Nancy S. Collins, D. A. Epstien, Donna L. Gresh, Kevin P. McAuliffe. 107-114
• Anatomical Atlases Based on Volume VisualizationKarl Heinz Höhne, Andreas Pommert, Martin Riemer, Thomas Schiemann, Rainer Schubert, Ulf Tiede, W. Lierse. 115-123
• Improving the Visualization of Hierarchies with Treemaps: Design Issues and ExperimentationDavid Turo, B. Johnson. 124-131
• An Efficient Range Search Algorithm for Visualizing Extrema of Volume DataX. Wu, Y. Fang. 132-138
• Display of Scientific Data Structures for Algorithm VisualizationWilliam L. Hibbard, Charles R. Dyer, Brian E. Paul. 139-146
• Representing Medical Images with Partitioning TreesKalpathi R. Subramanian, Bruce F. Naylor. 147-155
• Visualization of Simulated Airflow in a Clean RoomK. Koyamada. 156-163
• Flow Visualization as a Basic Tool to Investigate the Dynamics and Topology of JetsFernando Grinstein, Upul Obeysekare, Gopal Patnaik. 164-170
• Constructing Stream Surfaces in Steady 3-D Vector FieldsJeff P. Hultquist. 171-178
• Visualizing Wind Velocities by Advecting Cloud TexturesNelson L. Max, Roger Crawfis, D. Williams. 179-185
• Logical Time in Visualizations Produced by Parallel ProgramsJanice E. Cuny, Alfred Hough, Joydip Kunda. 186-193
• Visual Query Specification in a Multimedia Database SystemDaniel A. Keim, Vincent Y. Lum. 194-201
• The State of the Art of Visual Languages for VisualizationCarla S. Williams, John Rasure, C. Hansen. 202-209
• Visualizing Code Profiling Line Oriented StatisticsStephen G. Eick, Joseph L. Steffen. 210-218
• VISAGE: An Object-Oriented Scientific Visualization SystemWilliam J. Schroeder, William E. Lorensen, G. D. Montanaro, Christopher R. Volpe. 219-226
• A Scientific Visualization RendererBruce Lucas. 227-234
• A Characterization of the Scientific Data Analysis ProcessR. R. Springmeyer, Meera Blattner, Nelson L. Max. 236-242
• SuperGlue: A Programming Environment for Scientific VisualizationJeff P. Hultquist, E. L. Raible. 243-251
• Color, Change and Control for Quantitative Data DisplayPenny Rheingans. 252-259
• Surface Curvature Analysis Using ColorL. R. Seidenberg, Robert B. Jerard, J. Megewick. 260-267
• Visualization of Fuzzy Data Using Generalized AnimationNahum D. Gershon. 268-273
• Visualization for the Document SpaceX. Lin. 274-282
• Automated Design of Virtual Worlds for Visualizing Multivariate RelationsClifford Beshers, Steven Feiner. 283-290
• Virtual Spacetime: An Environment for the Visualization of Curved Spacetimes via Geodesic FlowsSteve Bryson. 291-298
• Network Video Device ControlDavid R. Nadeau, Michael J. Bailey. 299-307
• Volume WarpingT. J. True, J. F. Hughes. 308-315
• Visualization of Second-Order Tensor Fields and Matrix DataThierry Delmarcelle, Lambertus Hesselink. 316-323
• Visualization of High-Resolution, 3-D, Nonlinear, Finite Element AnalysesMark A. Christon, T. Spelce. 324-332
• Optimizing Triangulation by Curvature EqualizationLori L. Scarlatos, Theo Pavlidis. 333-339
• A Voxel-Based, Forward-Projection Algorithm for Rendering Surface and Volumetric DataJohn R. Wright, Julia C. Hsieh. 340-348
• Interactive Terrain Rendering van Volume Visualization on the Princeton EngineJ. Kaba, J. Matey, Gordon Stoll, Herb Taylor, Pat Hanrahan. 349-355
• Visualizing n-Dimensional Implications of 2-D Design DecisionsStephen M. Ervin. 356-361
• Visualizing the UniverseM. J. Geller, E. E. Flaco, D. G. Fabricant, B. Estus. 390-397
• Visualization of Neutron Scattering Data Using AVSR. Popovic. 398-403
• Visualization in Anthropology: Reconstruction of Human FossilsAlan D. Kalvin, D. Dean, J. J. Hublin, M. Braun. 404-410
• Visualization of Cardiac Bioelectricty - A Case StudyRobert S. MacLeod, N. E. Harrison, Christopher R. Johnson, Michael A. Matheson. 411-418
• The Microscopist s WorkstationPhilip J. Mercurio, T. Todd Elvins, Stephen J. Young. 419-423
• Visualizing Seafloor Structures with Satellite Gravity MeasurementsJ. McLeod, C. Small. 424-427
• Visualization Requirements in the Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences (Five Case Study Reports)Theresa-Marie Rhyne, M. Bolstad, Penny Rheingans, L. Petterson, W. Shackelford, Mike E. Botts, E. Pepke, K. W. Johnson, William L. Hibbard, Charles R. Dyer, Brian E. Paul, Lloyd Treinish. 428-435
• Visualizing Classical Problems in CFDNorman Zabusky, Deborah Silver. 436-440
• Visualizing a 3-D Hydrodynamic ModelC. S. Jones, J. A. Baca. 441-446