Breaking Down ‘Inside Hurricane Maria in 360 Degrees’
The “Inside Hurricane Maria in 360 Degrees” visualization team breaks down the SIGGRAPH 2019 VR Theater experience.
Data Science and Visual Computing
A look at a new book on big data and visualization.
A Snapshot View of IEEE VIS 2019
Theresa-Marie Rhyne recaps the premiere conference on scientific visualization (SciVis), information visualization (InfoVis), and visual analytics (VAST).
SIGGRAPH Asia Wrap Up
SIGGRAPH Asia 2017 wrapped its 10th edition on a high note. This year’s edition in Bangkok, Thailand brought together some of the biggest names and organizations in the computer graphics and interactive techniques industry from 26 – 30 November 2017. … Continued
Faces of SIGGRAPH: Nicholas Harvey
This Q&A was originally published in the ACM SIGGRAPH Member Profiles. Nicholas Harvey is an aspiring character rigger and animator at the Visualization Program at Texas A&M University. 1. What do you do, and how long have you been doing … Continued
New Generations of Thai Researchers
This year’s SIGGRAPH Asia Conference will take place in Thailand, which has a growing industry and academic research in computer science and engineering. There will be three symposiums, Symposium on Education, Symposium on Mobile Graphics and Interactive Applications, Symposium on Visualization. We interviewed … Continued
Speaking with Yoshifumi Kitamura, SIGGRAPH Asia Conference Chair
With a little more than a week to SIGGRAPH Asia 2015, we sat down with Conference Chair Yoshifumi Kitamura for some insights into the conference and his connection with the industry. SIGGRAPH Asia 2015 (SA2015): As Conference Chair for SIGGRAPH Asia … Continued
Q&A with Ann McNamara, SIGGRAPH 2012 Courses Chair from Texas A&M University
Following below is a brief conversation with Ann McNamara, SIGGRAPH 2012 Courses Chair and assistant professor in the Department of Visualization at Texas A&M University. Her research is in computer graphics and she is currently particularly focused on the application … Continued