SYSTEM FOR INTERACTIVE MODELING OF PHYSICAL CURVED SURFACE OBJECTS.

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It is often important to obtain descriptions of existing objects for computer graphics data bases. A system to aid interactive modeling (in three dimensions) of a physical object is described. The system allows a user to fit a bi-cubic parametric spline surface to an object by superimposing stereoscopic views of the computer surface with stereoscopic television views of the object. A 3-D joystick is used to manipulate surface control points while the user views the computed surface as isoparametric contours. A raster scan display polarization stereoscope is used.

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England, J. N. (1978). SYSTEM FOR INTERACTIVE MODELING OF PHYSICAL CURVED SURFACE OBJECTS. In Comput Graph (ACM) (Vol. 12, pp. 336–340). SIGGRAPH-ACM. https://doi.org/10.1145/965139.807412

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