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Stereoscopic displays and applications IV : 1-2 February 1993, San Jose, California / John O. Merritt, Scott S. Fisher, chairs/editors ; sponsored by SPIE--the International Society for Optical Engineering, IS&T--the Society for Imaging Science and Technology.

Contributor(s): Merritt, John O | Fisher, Scott S | Society of Photo-optical Instrumentation Engineers | IS & T--the Society for Imaging Science and Technology.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookSeries: Proceedings of SPIE--the International Society for Optical Engineering ; v. 1915.Publisher: Bellingham, Wash. : SPIE, c1993Description: v, 188 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.ISBN: 0819411485.Other title: Stereoscopic displays and applications 4.Subject(s): Three-dimensional display systems -- CongressesDDC classification: 621.367
Contents:
Session 1 -- Stereoscopic display employing head-position tracking using large format lenses [1915-01] / T. Hattori -- Stereoscopic real-time and multiplexed video system [1915-02] / L. Lipton -- Interactive volume-scanning 3D display with an optical relay system and multidimensional input devices [1915-03] / K. Kameyama, K. Ohtomi, Y. Fukui -- New realistic 3D surface microtopography visualization technique [1915-04] / Y. Xu, C. Ai -- Telecommunications applications for 3D imaging systems [1915-05] / D. J. McCartney, D. E. Sheat, G. R. Chamberlain, D. S. Travis -- Image distortions in stereoscopic video systems [1915-06] / A. J. Woods, T. Docherty, R. Koch -- Effects of perspective distortion in stereoscopic video displays [1915-07] / C. Ikehara, R. E. Cole, J. O. Merritt -- Using stereoscopic video for defense teleoperation [1915-08] / D. Drascic, J. J. Grodski -- Session 2 -- Training pilots to visualize large-scale spatial relationships in a stereoscopic display [1915-09] / L. Mowafy, R. A. Thurman -- Interactive design of rational Bezier tensor product surfaces in stereo [1915-10] / J. Wright, D. F. McAllister -- Interactive manipulation of quadric surfaces in stereo [1915-11] / J. Taylor, D. F. McAllister -- Binocular interaction neural network model using parallel channel architecture [1915-12] / T. Y. P. Lee, C. C. Guest -- Cyclopean stereo vision for depth perception [1915-13] / C.-P. Yeh, S. -P Wang -- Edge-pixel-based stereo correspondence through ordering-oriented neural networks [1915-14] / P. Siy, J. -E Hu -- New 3D from 2D visual display process [1915-16] / K. J. Dunkley -- Low-cost universal stereoscopic virtual-reality interfaces [1915-17] / M. R. Starks -- Utilizing 6D head-tracking data for stereoscopic computer-graphics perspective transformations [1915-18] / R. A. Akka -- Effects of lag and frame rate on various tracking tasks [1915-19] / S. T. Bryson -- Visual-motor correspondence in stereoscopic video displays for teleoperated manipulator tasks [1915-20] / C. Ikehara, R. E. Cole, J. O. Merritt -- Developments in autostereoscopic technology at dimension technologies Inc. [1915-21] / J. B. Eichenlaub.
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General lending MTU Bishopstown Library Lending 621.367 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 00049629
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Session 1 -- Stereoscopic display employing head-position tracking using large format lenses [1915-01] / T. Hattori -- Stereoscopic real-time and multiplexed video system [1915-02] / L. Lipton -- Interactive volume-scanning 3D display with an optical relay system and multidimensional input devices [1915-03] / K. Kameyama, K. Ohtomi, Y. Fukui -- New realistic 3D surface microtopography visualization technique [1915-04] / Y. Xu, C. Ai -- Telecommunications applications for 3D imaging systems [1915-05] / D. J. McCartney, D. E. Sheat, G. R. Chamberlain, D. S. Travis -- Image distortions in stereoscopic video systems [1915-06] / A. J. Woods, T. Docherty, R. Koch -- Effects of perspective distortion in stereoscopic video displays [1915-07] / C. Ikehara, R. E. Cole, J. O. Merritt -- Using stereoscopic video for defense teleoperation [1915-08] / D. Drascic, J. J. Grodski -- Session 2 -- Training pilots to visualize large-scale spatial relationships in a stereoscopic display [1915-09] / L. Mowafy, R. A. Thurman -- Interactive design of rational Bezier tensor product surfaces in stereo [1915-10] / J. Wright, D. F. McAllister -- Interactive manipulation of quadric surfaces in stereo [1915-11] / J. Taylor, D. F. McAllister -- Binocular interaction neural network model using parallel channel architecture [1915-12] / T. Y. P. Lee, C. C. Guest -- Cyclopean stereo vision for depth perception [1915-13] / C.-P. Yeh, S. -P Wang -- Edge-pixel-based stereo correspondence through ordering-oriented neural networks [1915-14] / P. Siy, J. -E Hu -- New 3D from 2D visual display process [1915-16] / K. J. Dunkley -- Low-cost universal stereoscopic virtual-reality interfaces [1915-17] / M. R. Starks -- Utilizing 6D head-tracking data for stereoscopic computer-graphics perspective transformations [1915-18] / R. A. Akka -- Effects of lag and frame rate on various tracking tasks [1915-19] / S. T. Bryson -- Visual-motor correspondence in stereoscopic video displays for teleoperated manipulator tasks [1915-20] / C. Ikehara, R. E. Cole, J. O. Merritt -- Developments in autostereoscopic technology at dimension technologies Inc. [1915-21] / J. B. Eichenlaub.