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.