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Visualization '95: October 29-November 3, 1995 Atlanta, Georgia : Proceedings
Visualization '95: October 29-November 3, 1995 Atlanta, Georgia : Proceedings

By Nielson, Editors, Gregory M Nielson, Deborah, IEEE Conference On Visualization, Deborah Silver, Gregory M. & Silvere, Institute Of Electrical And Electronics Engineers (N.Y.). Technical Committee On Computer Graphics

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The proceedings of the October-November 1995 conference include 41 technical papers in volume rendering, ray tracing, and splatting; molecular and bio; databases; sonification and color; isosurface...

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