Papers

• John F. Abel, Donald P. Greenberg, William McGuire, and Richard S. Gallagher. Interactive graphics for finite element analysis. ASCE, pages 670--685, August 1979.
• John L. Gross, Thomas A. Mutryn, and Donald P. Greenberg. Computer graphics in nonlinear design problems. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering, 5(1), March 1979.
• John L. Gross, Thomas A. Mutryn, and William McGuire. Computer graphics and nonlinear frame analysis. ASCE, August 1979.
• Donald P. Greenberg. Computer graphics in architecture. EHO 147-9, 1979.
• Donald P. Greenberg. Computer graphics in design: Today, tomorrow or ? Computers in Architectural Design, February 1979.
• Donald P. Greenberg and Marc Schiler. Computer simulation of foliage shading in building energy loads. 1979.
• Michael Kaplan and Donald P. Greenberg. Parallel processing techniques for hidden surface removal. Computer Graphics (SIGGRAPH '79 Proceedings), 13(3):300--307, August 1979.
• Douglas S. Kay and Donald P. Greenberg. Transparency for computer synthesized images. Computer Graphics (SIGGRAPH '79 Proceedings), 13(2):158--164, August 1979.
• Anne Simon Moffat. Computers become a major design tool. pages C1--2, December 1979.
• Mark S. Shephard, R. H. Gallagher, and John F. Abel. Experience with interactive computer graphics for the synthesis of optimal finite element meshes. ASME, pages 61--73, June 1979.
• Sheng-Chuan Wu and John F. Abel. Experience with a new triangular, doubly-curved element for shell analysis. ASCE, pages 670--685, August 1979.

Theses and Dissertations

• Harvey Allison. A three-dimensional graphic input method for architectural design. Master's thesis, Cornell University, 1979.
• Brian A. Barsky. A method for describing curved surfaces by transforming between interpolatory and b-spline representations. Master's thesis, Cornell University, 1979.
• George H. Joblove. Color space and computer graphics. Master's thesis, Cornell University, 1979.
• Douglas S. Kay. Transparency, refraction and ray tracing for computer synthesized images. Master's thesis, Cornell University, 1979.
• Thomas A. Mutryn. Nonlinear, inelastic building connections. Master's thesis, Cornell University, 1979.
• Richard Rogers. A computer-aided method for shading device design and analysis. Master's thesis, Cornell University, 1979.
• Marc E. Schiler. Computer simulation of foliage effects on building energy load calculations. Master's thesis, Cornell University, 1979.
• Mark S. Shephard. Finite Element Grid Optimization with Interactive Computer Graphics. PhD thesis, Cornell University, 1979.