Page 5
Robert Fox
Pages 9-10
Diane Crawford
Pages 11-15
"It was a classic example of two common human behaviors; a willingness to abdicate common sense when presented with a sure thing, and a failure to respond when faced with overwhelming evidence to the contrary." —Chris Craddock …
Robert L. Glass
Pages 17-19
Elliot Soloway, Wayne Grant, Robert Tinger, Jeremy Roschelle, Mike Mills, Mitchell Resnick, Robbie Berg, Mike Eisenberg
Pages 21-26
What will it take to make such images so accurate they can substitute for the physical things they simulate?
Andrew Rosenbloom
Pages 28-30
Biological and evolutionary models give life to self-animating graphical characters with bodies, brains, behavior, perception, learning, and cognition.
Demetri Terzopoulos
Pages 32-42
How to generate synthetic images with enough fidelity to be truly accurate representations of real-world scenes. not just amazingly appealing imagery.
Donald P. Greenberg
Pages 44-53
Now input technology allows high-fidelity sampling of the physical world, dramatically changing the method and user interface for creating computer graphic imagery.
George W. Fitzmaurice, Ravin Balakrisnan, Gordon Kurtenbach
Pages 54-63
Want to make virtual humans more human? Let their flesh-and-blood counterparts animate their actions and intentions through natural-language instructions.
Norman I. Badler, Martha S. Palmer, Rama Bindiganavale
Pages 64-73
Computer control of the forces exerted on users through haptic interfaces adds physically tangible sensations to 3d imagery.
J. Kenneth Salisbury
Pages 74-81
How to get past the numbers and the code in large 3d data sets to produce visualizations that are in turn responsive to user curiosity.
Steve Bryson, David Kenwright, Michael Cox, David Ellsworth, Robert Haimes
Pages 82-90
Viewing an organization's home page as its most important online advertisement has profound implications for how home pages are designed, tested, and evaluated.
Surendra N. Singh, Nikunj P. Dalal
Pages 91-98
The ability to look into an electronic display from any direction, walk around it, and see real 3D information being displayed is a dream-come-true technology for those who work with volumetric data sets.
David Ebert, Edward Bedwell, Stephen Maher, Laura Smoliar, Elizabeth Downing
Pages 100-107
Nothing is more likely to undermine IT strategic planning than poor knowledge of competitors' computing practices.
Richard G. Vedder, Michael T. Vanecek, C. Stephen Guynes, James J. Cappel
Pages 108-116
As the new economic realities pressure your organization to change from stable to emergent, new practices for IT support are required.
Duane P. Truex, Richard Baskerville, Heinz Klein
Pages 117-123
Going beyond wrapping existing built-in toolkits with OO-like dressing.
Rachid Guerraoui, Mohamed E. Fayad
Pages 125-127
Biometrics work well only if the verifier can verify two things.
Bruce Schneier
Page 136
