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SIGGRAPH Slide Sets (1992)

In 1992, we submitted four images to the SIGGRAPH conference, all of which were accepted for the official SIGGRAPH ’92 Slide Sets.

SIGGRAPH 1992: Human head multipliedBernhard Pflesser, Karl Heinz Höhne: Multiple ray casting: Human heads. SIGGRAPH ’92 Technical Slide Set, Slide 20. Computer Graphics 27, 1 (1993), 27-30.

SIGGRAPH 1992: 3D anatomical atlas of the human headUlf Tiede, Karl Heinz Höhne: 3D anatomical atlas of a human head. SIGGRAPH ’92 Technical Slide Set, Slide 21. Computer Graphics 27, 1 (1993), 27-30.

SIGGRAPH 1992: Cranial blood vesselsAndreas Pommert, Karl Heinz Höhne: Volume visualization of blood vessels within their anatomical context. SIGGRAPH ’92 Technical Slide Set, Slide 22. Computer Graphics 27, 1 (1993), 27-30.

SIGGRAPH 1992: Egyptian mummyKarl Heinz Höhne: 2300 year old Egyptian mummy. SIGGRAPH ’92 Stereoscopic 3D Slide Set, Slides 23-24. Computer Graphics 27, 1 (1993), 39-40.

References

  1. Karl Heinz Höhne: Virtual Mummies: Unwrapped by the click of a mouse. In Renate Germer (ed.): Mummies: Life after death in ancient Egypt, Prestel, Munich, 1997, 118-120.
  2. Bernhard Pflesser, Ulf Tiede, Karl Heinz Höhne: Simulating motion of anatomical objects with volume-based 3D-visualization. In Richard A. Robb (ed.): Visualization in Biomedical Computing 1994, Proc. SPIE 2359. Rochester, MN, 1994, 291-300.
  3. Andreas Pommert, Michael Bomans, Karl Heinz Höhne: Volume visualization in magnetic resonance angiography. IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 12, 5 (1992), 12-13. Winner of the Best Visualization Blackboard.
  4. Ulf Tiede, Michael Bomans, Karl Heinz Höhne, Andreas Pommert, Martin Riemer, Thomas Schiemann, Rainer Schubert, Werner Lierse: A computerized three-dimensional atlas of the human skull and brain. American Journal of Neuroradiology 14, 3 (1993), 551-559.

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