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VII.1 Jan.-Feb. 2000
Page: 9
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Jennifer Bruer

Relative Contributions of Stereo, Lighting, and Background Scenes in Promoting 3-D Depth Visualization The dramatic increase in the performance capabilities of contemporary computing hardware has enabled the development of various three-dimensional (3-D) user interface techniques for business, entertainment, and scientific applications1 that were impossible just a few years ago. However, a significant challenge facing 3-D interface designers is to develop effective techniques to depict objects in 3-D space on a physical medium that is inherently two-dimensional (2-D): a flat computer screen. It is especially challenging to effectively depict 3-D depth relationships, such as relative position and size, among objects…




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