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Enhanced Visualization: Making Space for 3-D Images
ISBN: 978-0-471-78629-0
February 2007
448 pages
This authoritative book focuses on the technologies and techniques that may be used to enable computer-processed images to occupy a three-dimensional (3-D) space. Images depicted in this way take on many of the attributes that we associate with the traditional sculptured image and naturally satisfy a range of pictorial, oculomotor, and binocular depth cues, thereby avoiding depth cue conflict and viewing discomfort. In addition, this opens up exciting opportunities that exist for the development of new interaction tools and techniques.
Enhanced Visualization provides a refreshing and wide-ranging insight into approaches for radically advancing our communication with the digital world.
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A transdisciplinary approach makes the content accessible to a wide-ranging audience. This book will be of great value to undergraduate and graduate students, to researchers involved in advancing interaction with the digital world, and also to those involved in investing in new forms of computer interaction technologies.