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From geometric modeling to shape modeling : IFIP TC5 WG5.2 Seventh Workshop on Geometric Modeling : Fundamentals and Applications October 2-4, 2000, Parma, Italy

Umberto Cugini, M. J. Wozny

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Preface. Part One: Invited Talk. 1. Simultaneous product development: the move from serial collaboration to parallel co-development A. Rimoldi. Part Two: Theoretical Foundation For Solids And Surfaces. 2. Models and representations for families of parts S. Raghothama, V. Shapiro. 3. Transfinite interpolation of surfaces with integral constraints using a design language F. Bernardini, G. Cenciotti, A. Paoluzzi. 4. The flattening of arbitrary surfaces by approximation with developable stripes S. Kolmanic, N. Guid. Part Three: Computational Basis for Geometric Modeling. 5. Satisfying interaction constraints A. Noort, R. Bidarra, W.F. Bronsvoort. 6. Distance constraint satisfaction based on geometric relaxation L. Solano, P. Brunet. Part Four: Methods of Interaction with Geometric Models. 7. 3D sketch: sketch-based model reconstruction and rendering J. Mitani, H. Suzuki, F. Kimura. 8. Web-based interaction on feature models E. van den Berg, R. Bidarra, W.F. Bronsvoort. Part Five: Industrial Applications for Geometric Modeling. 9. A rendering-based CAD method for the design and testing of rearview mirrors M. Carfagni, L. Landi. 10. Meshfree automation of engineering analysis V. Shapiro, I. Tsukanov. 11. A 3D graphic environment for garments design T. Bonte, A. Galimberti, C. Rizzi. Part Six: New Paradigms of Geometric Modeling for CAD. 12. Generating CAD models from sketches S. Roth-Koch. 13. Parametric design method based on topological and geometrical constraints M. Higashi, H. Senga, A. Nakamura, M. Hosaka. 14. Spatial modeling and reasoning for automatic dimensional inspection A.A.G. Requicha, S.N. Spitz. Part Seven: Shape Modeling. 15. Quadratic supercyclides for geometric design M.J. Pratt. 16. Shape abstraction using computational topology techniques S. Biasotti, B. Falcidieno, M. Spagnuolo. 17. From solids to particle-based models M. Bordegoni, C. Cilloni, F. De Angelis. Author index. Keyword index.

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Preface. Part One: Invited Talk. 1. Simultaneous product development: the move from serial collaboration to parallel co-development A. Rimoldi. Part Two: Theoretical Foundation For Solids And Surfaces. 2. Models and representations for families of parts S. Raghothama, V. Shapiro. 3. Transfinite interpolation of surfaces with integral constraints using a design language F. Bernardini, G. Cenciotti, A. Paoluzzi. 4. The flattening of arbitrary surfaces by approximation with developable stripes S. Kolmanic, N. Guid. Part Three: Computational Basis for Geometric Modeling. 5. Satisfying interaction constraints A. Noort, R. Bidarra, W.F. Bronsvoort. 6. Distance constraint satisfaction based on geometric relaxation L. Solano, P. Brunet. Part Four: Methods of Interaction with Geometric Models. 7. 3D sketch: sketch-based model reconstruction and rendering J. Mitani, H. Suzuki, F. Kimura. 8. Web-based interaction on feature models E. van den Berg, R. Bidarra, W.F. Bronsvoort. Part Five: Industrial Applications for Geometric Modeling. 9. A rendering-based CAD method for the design and testing of rearview mirrors M. Carfagni, L. Landi. 10. Meshfree automation of engineering analysis V. Shapiro, I. Tsukanov. 11. A 3D graphic environment for garments design T. Bonte, A. Galimberti, C. Rizzi. Part Six: New Paradigms of Geometric Modeling for CAD. 12. Generating CAD models from sketches S. Roth-Koch. 13. Parametric design method based on topological and geometrical constraints M. Higashi, H. Senga, A. Nakamura, M. Hosaka. 14. Spatial modeling and reasoning for automatic dimensional inspection A.A.G. Requicha, S.N. Spitz. Part Seven: Shape Modeling. 15. Quadratic supercyclides for geometric design M.J. Pratt. 16. Shape abstraction using computational topology techniques S. Biasotti, B. Falcidieno, M. Spagnuolo. 17. From solids to particle-based models M. Bordegoni, C. Cilloni, F. De Angelis. Author index. Keyword index.

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Preface. Part One: Invited Talk. 1. Simultaneous product development: the move from serial collaboration to parallel co-development A. Rimoldi. Part Two: Theoretical Foundation For Solids And Surfaces. 2. Models and representations for families of parts S. Raghothama, V. Shapiro. 3. Transfinite interpolation of surfaces with integral constraints using a design language F. Bernardini, G. Cenciotti, A. Paoluzzi. 4. The flattening of arbitrary surfaces by approximation with developable stripes S. Kolmanic, N. Guid. Part Three: Computational Basis for Geometric Modeling. 5. Satisfying interaction constraints A. Noort, R. Bidarra, W.F. Bronsvoort. 6. Distance constraint satisfaction based on geometric relaxation L. Solano, P. Brunet. Part Four: Methods of Interaction with Geometric Models. 7. 3D sketch: sketch-based model reconstruction and rendering J. Mitani, H. Suzuki, F. Kimura. 8. Web-based interaction on feature models E. van den Berg, R. Bidarra, W.F. Bronsvoort. Part Five: Industrial Applications for Geometric Modeling. 9. A rendering-based CAD method for the design and testing of rearview mirrors M. Carfagni, L. Landi. 10. Meshfree automation of engineering analysis V. Shapiro, I. Tsukanov. 11. A 3D graphic environment for garments design T. Bonte, A. Galimberti, C. Rizzi. Part Six: New Paradigms of Geometric Modeling for CAD. 12. Generating CAD models from sketches S. Roth-Koch. 13. Parametric design method based on topological and geometrical constraints M. Higashi, H. Senga, A. Nakamura, M. Hosaka. 14. Spatial modeling and reasoning for automatic dimensional inspection A.A.G. Requicha, S.N. Spitz. Part Seven: Shape Modeling. 15. Quadratic supercyclides for geometric design M.J. Pratt. 16. Shape abstraction using computational topology techniques S. Biasotti, B. Falcidieno, M. Spagnuolo. 17. From solids to particle-based models M. Bordegoni, C. Cilloni, F. De Angelis. Author index. Keyword index.

Key concepts: Geometric modeling, Sketch, Geometric design, Rendering (computer graphics), Computer science, Solid modeling, Assembly modelling, 3D modeling

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