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ORCIDVisual Representations and Interpretations, 1999
- Ray Paton, Irene Neilson:
Visual Representations and Interpretations. Springer 1999, ISBN 978-1-85233-082-8 - Irene Neilson:
A Multidisciplinary Perspective on Visual Representations & Interpretations. 1-8 - Andrew Harrison:
Realism and Representation: Pictures, Models and Theories. 11-20 - John R. Lee:
Words and Pictures - Goodman Revisited. 21-31 - Ronald Brown:
Mathematics and Knots. 32-42 - Phillip Kent:
A Visual, Computational Object Language for Mathematics. 43-51 - C. A. Lund, Ray C. Paton:
A Visual Metaphor for Psychoanalytic Training and Supervision. 52-61 - Nancy de Freitas:
Geomentality: Reframing the Landscape. 62-75 - Julia C. Hill, Peter C. Wright:
Graphically Representing Causal Sequences in Accident Scenarios: Just Some of the Issues. 76-87 - Apostolos Antonacopoulos, F. Delporte:
Automated Interpretation of Visual Representations: Extracting Textual Information from WWW Images. 88-93 - Rom Harré:
Models and Type-hierarchies: Cognitive Foundations of Iconic Thinking. 97-111 - Amy Ione:
Defining Visual Representation as a Creative and Interactive Modality. 112-120 - Robin Findlay Hendry:
Theories and Models: the Interactive View. 121-130 - David L. Cooper:
Visual Representations and Interpretations of Molecular Electronic Structure: The Survival and Re-emergence of Valence Bond Theory. 131-138 - John Howard Parish:
The Language of Proteins. 139-145 - David S. Goodsell:
Atomistic vs. Continuous Representations in Molecular Biology. 146-155 - Vassili N. Serov, Olga V. Kirillova, Maria Samsonova:
NetWork: a Tool for Visualization of Genetic Network Structure and Dynamics. 156-160 - Grant Malcolm, Joseph A. Goguen:
Signs and Representations: Semiotics for User Interface Design. 163-172 - Mark Treglown:
Is the Trashcan Being Ironic? Analysing Direct Manipulation User Interfaces Using a Contemporary Theory of Metaphor. 173-179 - David England:
Visualisation of Data Landscapes for Collaborative Virtual Environments. 180-185 - S. J. Sloane:
Interpreting Computer-Based Fictional Characters, a Reader's Manifesto: Or, Remarks in Favour of the Accommodating Text. 186-196 - Chris F. Earl:
The Boundaries of a Shape and the Shape of Boundaries. 197-202 - Hilary Carlisle, Peter Phillips, Gillian Bunce:
Breaking the Monotony: Using Randomisation Techniques in Computer-Aided Textile Design. 203-208 - Terrence Fernando, Prasad Wimalaratne, Kevin Tan:
Virtual World Representation Issues for Supporting Assembly and Maintainability Assessment Tasks. 209-219 - Pieter Jan Stappers, James M. Hennessey:
Toward Electronic Napkins and Beermats: Computer Support for Visual Ideation Skills. 220-225 - Jeanette Mcfadzean:
Computational Support for Conceptual Sketching. 226-231 - Christopher Tweed:
Learning to See Architecturally. 232-243 - Andrew E. Welchman
, Julie M. Harris:
Studying 'Holes' to Understand Visual Representation. 247-252 - Tim Marsh, Peter C. Wright:
Articulation of Spatial Information: 3D Shapes. 253-262 - Rita Kovordányi:
Mental Image Reinterpretation in the Intersection of Conceptual and Visual Constraints. 263-268 - Thomas Schubert, Frank Friedmann, Holger Regenbrecht:
Embodied Presence in Virtual Environments. 269-278 - Claire Dormann:
A taxonomy of visual metaphors. 279-288 - Barbara C. Buckley, Carolyn J. Boulter:
Analysis of Representations in Model-Based Teaching and Learning in Science. 289-294 - S. R. Edwards:
From Gutenberg to Gates. 295-305 - David K. Manley:
Theatricality and Levels of Believability in Graphical Virtual Environments. 306-312 - Hugh Clapin:
Visual Representation and Taxonomy. 313-321 - Michael A. R. Biggs:
Interpreting Wittgenstein's Graphics. 322-328 - Mark A. Beaumont, David Jackson, Michelle M. Usher:
Visualising Complex Sequential and Parallel Programs. 331-340 - Peter Young, Malcolm Munro:
3D Software Visualisation. 341-350 - Duncan S. Neary, Martin R. Woodward:
Visualisation of the OBJ Term Re-writing Process. 351-356 - Nam Yap, Mike Holcombe:
A Visual Representation of Mathematical Expressions. 357-366 - A. G. P. Brown, F. P. Coenen, M. W. Knight:
Visualisation of an AI Solution. 367-374 - Luis Alberto Pineda, Gabriela Garza:
A Model for Multimodal Representation and Inference. 375-386 - Bernhard E. Bürdek, Maximilian Eibl, Jürgen Krause:
Visualisation in Document Retrieval: An Example of the Integration of Software Ergonomics and an Aesthetic Quality in Design. 387-396 - David Reid, Chris J. Gittings:
Visualising Dynamic Browsing Patterns via Navigation Agents. 397-401
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