A Selective Bibliography of Computer Graphics

Robert H. Anderson

Expert InsightsPublished 1971

An unannotated listing of recent books, articles, theses, papers, and reports on selected aspects of computer graphics and films illustrating computer gaphics research and applications. Items are listed by first author mentioned, under these headings: (1) general; (2) graphics applications; (3) computer-aided design; (4) animation techniques; (5) computer-generated graphic art; (6) graphics languages and subroutine packages; (7) graphic text manipulation, programming, and debugging; (8) list and ring data structures; (9) data structures for associative access; (10) picture languages and grammars; (11) projections and transformations; (12) hidden line elimination and surface shading; (13) hardware; and (14) films. Not included are image processing and enhancement, or pattern recognition or character recognition by other than linguistic means.

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Anderson, Robert H., A Selective Bibliography of Computer Graphics. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1971. https://www.rand.org/pubs/papers/P4629.html.
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