1996 Winter/Spring class meetings: Mondays, 4:10pm-6:00pm.
Location: 252
MUDD
Course number: CS E6998-045
course
outline ,
reading list
Synthetic 3D mailing list: syn3d [at] cs.columbia.edu
launches mail to everyone in the class.
Our class newsgroup: columbia.spring.cs6998-sec45.
David Baisley
Diane (Beuschel) King
Dan Chan
Andrew "Andy"
Denmark
Richard *Thor*
Denmark
Fred
Duby
Adam
Fields
Joshua
Grossman
Alex Jaimes
Chun Li
Sameer
Nene
Cecil
Pang
Miriam
Roiter
Matt
Soscia
Dinkar Bhat
Intro and links for VRML - an easy way to get started
Template Graphics Software Home Page (Access to WebSpace Navigator v1.0)
A Beginner's Guide to HTML - help on creating WWWeb pages.
David B.'s links - lots of good stuff
Thor's links - lots of 3D and anaglyphs
Alex's links - lots of good links
interactive 3D display technologies - stereoscopic, autostereoscopic, holographic - many commercially available
Reel 3D - one-stop shopping for stereoscopes, lenticulars, anaglyphs, etc., plus instructions on various 3D techniques.
Random-dot and macro-image "stereograms"
More random-dot and macro-image "stereograms"
"Books In 3-D & About 3-D" - gee-whiz literature, but interesting.
Practical Holography - a nascent "book" on holography by Christopher Outwater and Van Hamersveld
Research in holographic displays - interactive 3-D holography
http://www.holo.com/ - lots of starting points for holography (mostly hardcopy)
Voxel Inc. - holographic hardcopy
Internet Webseum of Holography - the on-going reality of holography. Check out the Holo-Gram Newsletter
Stereo Vision 3D Technology BT's 3DTV - our friends in the UK
New Vision "3D" - a sampling of stereoscopic techniques
StereoGraphics - purveyors of CrystalEyes
Cyberscope - Sir Wheatstone would be proud
VRex - products with polarizers
collection 3-D Web several Gerry Marks Thor's one one one overview
BT's "3D video
phone" - lenticulars coming close to high-tech
(Art)n - home of the
PHSCologram, and general avant-garde use of punctuation
Cambridge
autostereoscopic display
an autostereoscopic
display? - in German
Two-photon excitation
at Stanford - old technique, but lately hyped
University
of Canterbury cathode-ray sphere - old ideas, but nicely done
NEOS - conceptualizing?
varifocal
mirror - from the glory days
Columbia Computer Graphics and
User Interfaces Lab
Columbia Department of Computer
Science
ACM SIGGRAPH Education Committee
- lots of graphics examples and links
class
taught by Marc Levoy AND Bill Lorensen at Stanford
Send bugs, comments, suggestions to
Mark Lucente.
anaglyphs
Autostereoscopic Imaging
Volumetric Imaging
Related links
Last updated: 1996 July 15
Synthetic 3D Imaging /
Mark Lucente /
copyright 1996