Mark Segal

About Mark Segal

Affiliations

Silicon Graphics Computer Systems, Inc

ATI Research

Bio

SIGGRAPH 1993

Mark Segal is a member of the technical staff in the Visual Systems Group of Silicon Graphics. He is the­ primary author of the OpenGL specification. Mark received an AB in Applied Mathematics from Harvard College in 1982 and a PhD in Computer Science from UC Berkeley in 1989. He continues to pursue research interests in geometric modeling and computational geometry and has published a number of papers in these areas.  

SIGGRAPH Conference Organizing Committee Positions

Committee Member

SIGGRAPH 2001: Technical Papers

Jury Member

SIGGRAPH 2000: Technical Papers

Conference Contributions

Presentations

A performance-oriented data parallel virtual machine for GPUs

SIGGRAPH 2006

Presenter(s):

• Mark Peercy
• Mark Segal
• Derek Gerstmann

UberFlow: A GPU-Based Particle Engine

SIGGRAPH 2004

Presenter(s):

• Peter Kipfer
• Mark Segal
• Rudiger Westermann

Fast rendering of subdivision surfaces

SIGGRAPH 1996

[Talks-Sketches]

Presenter(s):

• Kari Pulli
• Mark Segal

The OpenGL Graphics Interface

SIGGRAPH 1993

[Courses]

Organizer(s):

• Randi J. Rost

Presenter(s):

• Randi J. Rost
• Kurt Akeley
• On Lee
• Mark Segal
• Mason Woo

Entry #: 26

Fast shadows and lighting effects using texture mapping

SIGGRAPH 1992

[Technical Papers]

Presenter(s):

• Mark Segal
• Carl Korobkin
• Rolf van Widenfelt
• Jim Foran
• Paul E. Haeberli

The OpenGL Graphics Interface

SIGGRAPH 1992

[Courses]

Organizer(s):

• Randi J. Rost

Presenter(s):

• Randi J. Rost
• Kurt Akeley
• Mark Segal
• Linas Vepstas
• Mason Woo

Entry #: 14

Using tolerances to guarantee valid polyhedral modeling results

SIGGRAPH 1990

[Technical Papers]

Presenter(s):

• Mark Segal

Other Information

Roles

Course Presenter

Talk (Sketch) Presenter

Technical Paper Presenter

Technical Papers Jury Member

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