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ORCID1st SBM 2004: Grenoble, France
- Joaquim Armando Pires Jorge, Eric Galin, John F. Hughes:
1st Eurographics Workshop on Sketch-Based Interfaces and Modeling, SBM 2004, Grenoble, France, August 30-31, 2004, Proceedings. Eurographics Association 2004, ISBN 3-905673-16-9 - Vincent Cheutet, Chiara Eva Catalano, Jean-Philippe Pernot, Bianca Falcidieno, Franca Giannini, Jean-Claude Léon:
3D Sketching with Fully Free Form Deformation Features (d-F4) for Aesthetic Design. 9-18 - Mirko Barone:
Process Improvement Impacts on the Styling Workflow of an Industrial Design Company. 19-26 - Josef Ponn, Udo Lindemann, Holger Diehl, Franz Müller:
Sketching in Early Conceptual Phases of Product Design: Guidelines and Tools. 27-33 - Philip J. Farrugia, Jonathan C. Borg, Kenneth P. Camilleri, Christopher L. Spiteri, Alexandra Bartolo:
A Cameraphone-Based Approach for the Generation of 3D Models from Paper Sketches . 33-42 - Masaki Oshita:
Pen-to-mime: A Pen-Based Interface for Interactive Control of A Human Figure. 43-52 - Roland Juchmes, Pierre Leclercq:
A Multi-Agent System for the Interpretation of Architectural Sketches. 53-61 - João Paulo Pereira, Vasco A. Branco, Joaquim A. Jorge, Nelson F. Silva, Tiago Cardoso, Fernando Nunes Ferreira:
Cascading Recognizers for Ambiguous Calligraphic Interaction . 63-72 - Saul Simhon, Gregory Dudek:
Pen Stroke Extraction and Refinement using Learned Models. 73-79 - Alexandra Bartolo, Kenneth P. Camilleri, Philip J. Farrugia
, Jonathan C. Borg:
Adaptation of Brensen s Thresholding Algorithm for Sketched Line Drawings. 81-90 - Michael Shilman, Paul A. Viola:
Spatial Recognition and Grouping of Text and Graphics. 91-95 - Pedro Company, Ana Piquer, Manuel Contero:
On the Evolution of Geometrical Reconstruction as a Core Technology to Sketch-Based Modeling. 97-106 - P. A. C. Varley, Hiromasa Suzuki, Ralph R. Martin:
Can Machines Interpret Line Drawings? 107-116 - P. A. C. Varley, Yoitsu Takahashi, Jun Mitani, Hiromasa Suzuki:
A Two-Stage Approach for Interpreting Line Drawings of Curved Objects. 117-126 - Manuel J. Fonseca, Alfredo Ferreira, Joaquim A. Jorge:
Towards 3DModeling using Sketches and Retrieval. 127-136 - Holger Diehl, Franz Müller, Udo Lindemann:
From raw 3D-Sketches to exact CAD product models Concept for an assistant-system. 137-142 - Zhe Fan, Ma Chi, Arie E. Kaufman, Manuel M. Oliveira:
A Sketch-Based Interface for Collaborative Design . 143-150 - David Bourguignon, Raphaëlle Chaine, Marie-Paule Cani, George Drettakis:
Relief: A Modeling by Drawing Tool. 151-160 - Timo Fleisch, Florian Rechel, Pedro Santos, André Stork:
Constraint Stroke-Based Oversketching for 3D Curves. 161-165 - Olga A. Karpenko, John F. Hughes, Ramesh Raskar:
Epipolar Methods for Multi-View Sketching . 167-173 - Emmanuel Turquin, Marie-Paule Cani, John F. Hughes:
Sketching Garments for Virtual Characters . 175-182
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