Computational Geometry

Organizers

M. Goodrich (Baltimore), R. Klein (Hagen), R. Seidel (Saarbrücken)

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Documents

List of Participants
Dagstuhl-Seminar-Report 233

Motivation to Seminar 99102

Computational Geometry

Schloss Dagstuhl - Wadern

March 07 - 12, 1999

The aim of this one week Dagstuhl seminar is two-fold: Firstly, it will provide a forum for discussions about the interplay between the theory and practice of geometric computing. In addition to the traditional open problem session we are planning for an "experience session" where participants are encouraged to report on the practical problems they are facing and possible solutions.

Secondly, the workshop will provide an opportunity to hear and present some of the latest developments in computer graphics, geometric algorithms, combinatorial geometry, and topics related to computational geometry.

Seminar Series

Book exhibition

Books from the participants of the current Seminar

Book exhibition in the library, 1st floor, during the seminar week.

Documentation

In the series Dagstuhl Reports each Dagstuhl Seminar and Dagstuhl Perspectives Workshop is documented. The seminar organizers, in cooperation with the collector, prepare a report that includes contributions from the participants' talks together with a summary of the seminar.

Download overview leaflet (PDF).

Publications

Seminar participants may publish preprints within the scope of the seminar documentation as part of the Dagstuhl Preprint Archive.

Furthermore, a comprehensive peer-reviewed collection of research papers can be published in the series Dagstuhl Follow-Ups.

Dagstuhl's Impact

Please inform us when a publication was published as a result from your seminar. These publications are listed in the category Dagstuhl's Impact and are presented on a special shelf on the ground floor of the library.