Thirty-five papers and 24 short presentations from the October 2003 conference that explore new problems, solutions, and technologies for computer graphics. The researchers describe techniques for geometric modeling, rendering, morphing, 3D acquisition, computer animation, and representing volume and mesh. Specific topics include lightweight face r

This series of conferences has been organized to reflect the significant development of computer graphics in the Pacific Rim countries. PG '94 took place in China and attracted 210 papers, 50 of which were reviewed by an international set of referees and 21 of which are included in this volume, along with three invited papers. The selected papers are subdivided into five topics: modeling surfaces and deformations, image synthesis, computer animation, CAD, and image analysis and volume rendering.

Pacific Graphics is an international conference on computer graphics and applications. The conference will provide a forum for researchers, developers, and practitioners to exchange ideas and discuss future directions of computer graphics. The past two conferences were held in Korea (1993) and China (1994), and future conferences are planned in Taiwan (1996), Korea (1997), and Singapore (1998).