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Game Developers
Game developers everywhere should be making plans now to attend SIGGRAPH 2004, 8-12 August, Los Angeles.
It's your best opportunity this year to update your skills and discover the latest breakthroughs in processing power, enhanced realism, interactivity, storytelling, and animation.
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Access to all programs and events for one action-packed SIGGRAPH 2004 day!
Register now for the best pre-conference discounts for these presentations and exhibits!
Courses
Acting and Drawing for Animation
Art-Directed Technology: Anatomy of a "Shrek 2" Sequence
Collision Detection and Proximity Queries
Crowd and Group Animation
The Elements of Nature: Interactive and Realistic Techniques
Facial Modeling and Animation
GPGPU: General-Purpose Computation on Graphics Hardware
High-Dynamic-Range Imaging
Introduction to Bayesian Learning
"Lord of the Rings": The Visual Effects That Brought Middle Earth to the Screen
Multiple-View Geometry for Image-Based Modeling
Performance OpenGL: Platform-Independent Techniques
Photorealistic Hair Modeling, Animation, and Rendering
Point-Based Computer Graphics
Real-Time Shading
Real-Time Shadowing Techniques
Real-Time Volume Graphics
Seeing, Hearing, and Touching: Putting It All Together
Exhibitor Tech Talks
Middle Earth: Imagination Made More Real
MOTIONBUILDER
PCI Express* Technology: A Breakthrough Technology for the Graphics Industry
The Power of Pixel Shaders: Using High-Level Shading Languages in Professional Applications
Training for Careers in Animation and Technology
Papers
Capture From Images
Reconstruction and Interactive Rendering of Trees from Photographs
Data-Driven Character Animation
Speaking With Hands: Creating Animated Conversational Characters From Recordings of Human Performance
Style-Based Inverse Kinematics
Synthesizing Animations of Human Manipulation
Synthesizing Physically Realistic Human Motion in Low-Dimensional, Behavior-Specific Spaces
Dynamics & Modeling
BD-Tree: Output-Sensitive Collision Detection for Reduced Deformable Models
Rigid Fluid: Animating the Interplay Between Rigid Bodies and Fluid
Identifying & Sketching the Future
Motion Doodles: An Interface for Sketching Character Motion
Interacting With Images
Interactive Digital Photomontage
Large Meshes and GPU Programming
Adaptive TetraPuzzles: Efficient Out-of-Core Construction and Visualization of Gigantic Multiresolution Polygonal Models
Brook for GPUs: Stream Computing on Graphics Hardware
Geometry Clipmaps: Terrain Rendering Using Nested Regular Grids
Photo & Video Texture
Textureshop: Texture Synthesis as a Photograph Editing Tool
Smoke, Water, & Goop
Fluid Control Using the Adjoint Method
Simulating Water and Smoke with an Octree Data Structure
Target-Driven Smoke Animation
Video-Based Rendering
Keyframe-Based Tracking for Rotoscoping and Animation
Video Tooning
Panels
3D Animation: Difficult or Impossible to Teach and Learn?
Building a Bridge to the Aesthetic Experience: Artistic Virtual Environments and Other Interactive Digital Art
Careers in Computer Graphics Entertainment
Games Development: How Will You Feed the Next Generation of Hardware?
Special Sessions
Next-Generation Game Visuals
Puppetry and Computer Graphics
Real-Time 3DX: Demo or Die
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