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Ph.D. ThesisMy thesis is useful reading for anyone with an interest in volume graphics. The middle few chapters are a bit difficult to read but there are lots of pretty pictures to keep the non-scientific reader interested. | | A. S. Winter, Volume Graphics: Field-based Modelling and Rendering, Ph.D. Thesis, University of Wales Swansea, United Kingdom, 2002. |
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B.Sc. DissertationThis is the dissertation for my third-year undergraduate project. It's handy reading for those wanting to get up to speed with Binary Space-Partitioning trees. | | A. S. Winter, An Investigation into Real-time 3D Polygon Rendering using BSP Trees, B.Sc. Dissertation, University of Wales Swansea, 1999. |
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PublicationsMy publications. | | M. Chen, D. Silver, A. S. Winter, V. Singh and N. Cornea, Spatial Transfer Functions -- A Unified Approach to Specifying Deformation in Volume Modeling and Animation, Volume Graphics 2003, Fujishiro, Mueller, Kaufman (eds.), pp35-44, 2003. ISBN 3-905-67302-9. |
| | | M. Chen, A. S. Winter, D. Rodgman and S. M. F. Treavett, Enriching Volume Modelling with Scalar Fields, Data Visualization: The State of The Art, Post, Bonneau, Nielson (eds.), pp345-362, Kluwer Academic Press, 2002. |
| | | A. S. Winter and M. Chen, Image-swept Volumes, Computer Graphics Forum, volume 21, number 3, pp441-450, 2002. |
| | | A. S. Winter and M. Chen, vlib: A Volume Graphics API, Volume Graphics 2001, Mueller and Kaufman (eds.), pp113-147, Springer, New York, 2001. ISBN 3-211-83737-X. |
| | | A. S. Winter and M. Chen, A Library for Modelling and Rendering Volumetric Scenes, Proceedings of Eurographics UK, pp117-124, 2000. |
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CV / ResumeThe latest version of my curriculum vitae. Please contact me for an MS Word version. | | Andrew Steven Winter |
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Distinguised Dissertation AwardI didn't win the British Computer Society's Distinguished Dissertation Award but I was very honoured by these letters of recommendation. | | Prof. Min Chen, University of Wales Swansea, 27 March 2003. |
| | | Prof. Ken Brodlie, University of Leeds, 19 March 2003. |
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