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Date: Sat, 13 Jan 1996 21:31:44 -0500
To: Alan Barnum Scrivener <abs@well.com>
From: rar@cais.cais.com (Russell A. Rushmeier)
Subject: Re: abstarct of research paper
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The package containing the paper described in the attached
abstract arrived safely and on time.
The paper has been assigned number 140   .

Here is how to transfer your supplemental electronic
material:

(1) connect to "ftp.siggraph.org" via anonymous FTP:

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            (use "anonymous" as username)
            (use e-mail address as passsword)

(2) move to the write only  directory:

        ftp> cd incoming/siggraph96/papers/140

    NOTE: you will not be able to read anything in any of the
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(3) change the transfer mode to binary if there are binary files --
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        ftp> put (whatever your file name is)

(5) disconnect from "ftp.siggraph.org"

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(6) Send email to papers.s96@siggraph.org to let me know
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>SUMMARY SHEET
>
>Paper title: Visualizing 4D Hypercube Data By Mapping Onto a
>             3D Tesseract
>Category:    research paper
>
>Author name:                    Alan B. Scrivener
>Affiliation:                    Systems Engineer,
>                                Advanced Visual Systems Inc.
>Contact author name:            Alan B. Scrivener
>Contact author mailing address: 3325 Alabama Circle
>                                Costa Mesa, CA 92626
>Contact author phone:           (714) 437-7194
>Contact author FAX:             (714) 263-9144
>Contact author email:           abs@well.com
>
>Paper abstract:
>
>More and more data sources are giving us higher-dimensional
>data, and techniques are needed to probe and display patterns
>in this data.  This paper demonstrates the technique of
>mapping 4-D data onto a 3-D tesseract (4-D hypercube
>projected  into 3-D space) and using isosurfaces to visualize
>data in the resulting irregular volumes.
>
>Keywords: visualization, four dimensional, hypercube,
>          tesseract, isosurface
>Estimated pages: 4
>
>Figures to be electronically submitted:
>
>        Figure 1           Figure 8a
>        Figure 2           Figure 8b
>        Figure 3a          Figure 8c
>        Figure 3b          Figure 8d
>        Figure 4           Figure 8e
>        Figure 5           Figure 8f
>        Figure 6a          Figure 8g
>        Figure 6b          Figure 8h
>        Figure 7a          Figure 8i
>        Figure 7b          Figure 8j
>        Figure 7c          Figure 8k
>        Figure 7d
>        Figure 7e
>        Figure 7f
>        Figure 7g
>        Figure 7h
>        Figure 7i
>        Figure 7j
>        Figure 7k