Titlebook: Digital Media: The Future; John A. Vince,Rae Earnshaw Book 2000 Springer-Verlag London 2000 3D graphics.Community.Computer.Design.Digital

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,Human—Computer Interaction with Global Information Spaces — Beyond Data Mining,merging global information age. Today we use techniques such as data mining, through a WIMP interface, for searching or for analysis. Yet the human mind can deal and interact simultaneously with millions of information items, e.g. documents. The challenge is to find visual paradigms, interaction tec

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Challenges for the World-Wide Graphics Web,s and plug-ins such as VRML. However, in 1999 there have been a number of developments that suggest that the presence of genuine computer graphics at the heart of the Web will grow during the year. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has released a Web Profile for CGM that has commitments from a num

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,Watermarking of Digital Images — Current Techniques and Future Prospects,nal computers has become an essential business practice as the number and applications of these machines increase. Conventionally, for example, the Data Encryption Standard (DES), although established some time ago, may be used to encrypt complete image data, but this can be quite time-consuming for

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Integrating Paper and Digital Documents,uter-enhanced desk that uses a video camera to detect and recognize paper documents, while Xerox’s “Intelligent Paper” is specially produced paper containing invisible marks that uniquely identify each sheet. Both allow the visible contents of the paper to be matched to a corresponding digital docum

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,“Smart” Documents with ActiveX 3D Data Visualization Components,nd, increasingly, from simulations run on high-performance computers. But the techniques available to present this information to other engineers and decision-makers within reports are much more basic: just 2D and pseudo-3D graphs and diagrams, as used for many years. With the increasing use of elec