Please note that this is a tentative schedule. After
scheduling conflicts have been resolved, the final schedule will be
available at
the official workshop Web page. This page was generated from an
email message from Joe Mitchell. - Jeff
Program
The highlighted author will be the one delivering the talk.
Friday, October 20, 1995
Location of talks: Math tower S-240
- 9:00
- Invited talk: ``Geometry and visual learning'',
- Stephen Omohundro,
NEC Research Lab
- 9:45
- ``The restrict/evaluate/subdivide paradigm for translational containment'',
-
Karen Daniels
- 10:00
- ``Algorithms for minimizing overlap of translating polygons'',
-
Victor Milenkovic
- 10:15
- Coffee Break.
- 10:45
- ``On triangulating three-dimensional polygons'',
-
Gill Barequet and Matthew Dickerson
- 11:00
- ``Choosing subsets with maximum weighted average'',
-
David Eppstein and Daniel Hirschberg
- 11:15
- ``A (usually) connected subgraph of the minimum weight triangulation'',
-
Matthew Dickerson and Mark Montague
- 11:30
- Invited talk:
- ``Computational geometry problems in an integrated circuit design and layout tool'',
-
V.T. Rajan, IBM
- 12:15-1:30 pm
- Lunch Break (Deli platter lunch will be provided)
- 1:30
- Invited talk: ``Aspects of dimensional tolerancing'',
-
Chee Yap, New York University
- 2:15
- Open Problem Session.
- 2:45
- Coffee Break.
- 3:00
- ``New lower bounds for two problems in five dimensions'',
-
Jeff Erickson
- 3:15
- ``Rigid molecular docking by surface registration at multiple resolutions'',
-
Doug Ierardi and Seongbin Park
- 3:30
- ``On Hamiltonian triangulations in simple polygons'',
-
Giri Narasimhan
- 3:45
- ``Visibility in pseudo-polygons and vertex-edge pseudo-visibility graphs'',
-
Joseph O'Rourke and Ileana Streinu
- 4:00
- ``Visibility with multiple reflections'',
-
Boris Aronov, Alan R. Davis, Tamal K. Dey, Sudebkumar P. Pal, and D. Chithra Prasad
- 4:15
- Coffee Break.
- 4:30
- ``Incremental triangulation of trimmed spline surfaces'',
-
Subodh Kumar and Dinesh Manocha
- 4:45
- ``Efficient geometric algorithms for workspace orientation in 4- and 5-axis NC-machining'',
-
Prosenjit Gupta, Ravi Janardan, Jayanth Majhi, and Tony Woo
- 5:00
- ``On the volume and resolution of 3-dimensional convex graph drawing'',
-
Marek Chrobak, Michael Goodrich, and Roberto Tamassia
- 5:15
- ``Drawing outerplanar minimum weight triangulations'',
-
William Lenhart and Giuseppe Liotta
- 5:30
- ``Recent results on 3D visibility representation of graphs'',
-
Sue Whitesides
- 5:45-8:00 pm
- Dinner (small groups at local restaurants)
- 8:00 pm
- Reception
(At the home of Estie Arkin and Joe Mitchell, 5 Quintin Ct, Port
Jefferson; 474-4301)
Saturday, October 21, 1995
Location of talks: Math tower S-240
- 9:00
- Invited talk:
- ``Nearest neighbor searching, convexity, and interpolation'',
-
Ken Clarkson, Bell Labs
- 9:45
- ``Probabilistic algorithms for efficient grasping and fixturing'',
-
Marek Teichmann
- 10:00
- ``Paths among points inside a simple polygon'',
-
Marek Chrobak and Gopal Sundaram
- 10:15
- ``Generalized halfspaces in restricted-orientation convexity'',
-
Eugene Fink and Derick Wood
- 10:30
- Coffee Break.
- 11:00
- ``A mathematical framework for sculptured solids in exact CSG representation'',
-
Jai Menon and Baining Guo
- 11:15
- ``Representation and evaluation of Boolean combinations of NURBS solids'',
-
Shankar Krishnan, Dinesh Manocha, and Atul Narkhede
- 11:30
- ``Quality pictures'',
- Gregoria Blanco, Jesús García López,
Ferran Hurtado, Pedro Ramos, and Vera Sacristán
- 11:45
- ``A characterization of the quadrilateral meshes of a surface which admit a compatible
hexahedral mesh of the enclosed volume'',
-
Scott Mitchell
- 12:00
- ``Regularity of set-theoretic representations in solid modeling'',
-
Vadim Shapiro
- 12:15-2:00 pm
- Pizza and Software Demos
- 2:00
- ``An incremental algorithm for detecting interference between moving polyhedral models'',
-
Ming Lin, Madhav Ponamgi, Dinesh Manocha, and Jonathan Cohen
- 2:15
- ``Efficient model simplification with global error bounds'',
-
Jonathan Cohen, Dinesh Manocha, Amitabh Varshney, and Greg Turk
- 2:30
- ``Automatic generation of triangular irregular networks using greedy cuts'',
-
Claudio Silva, Joseph Mitchell, and Arie Kaufman
- 2:45
- ``Lossy compression of gridded elevation data'',
-
Wm Randolph Franklin
- 3:00
- Coffee Break.
- 3:15
- ``Labeling a rectilinear map'',
-
Andy Mirzain and Binhai Zhu
- 3:30
- ``Kinematics-driven geometric modeling: A framework for simultaneous
sculptured surface design and CNC tool path generation'',
- Q.
Jeffrey Ge
- 3:45
- ``Time-optimal nearest-neighbor computations on enhanced meshes'',
-
S. Olariu and I. Stojmenovic'
- 4:00
- ``Algorithm for clipping a polygon against a 2D arbitrary window'',
-
Shuwei Hua and Alade Tokuta
- 4:15
- ``On efficient algorithms of computational geometry for GIS'',
-
Oleg R. Musin