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From: shopwood@socs.uts.EDU.AU (Scott Glenn Hopwood)
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Subject: Re: Data of skull
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Date: 29 Apr 93 02:35:10 GMT
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gary@concave.cs.wits.ac.za (Gary Taylor) writes:

>Hi, We are trying to develop a image reconstruction simulation for the skull.  The problem we are having is that we cannot obtain 3D data for the skull.  We can just video a rotating skull, but that will only give us 2 dimensions.

>Anyone out there got any suggestions?

>Please help

>Thanx

>Gary
>University of the Witwatersrand
>Johannesburg

You could paint the skull mat white, then do some complicated
shading analysis on it. 

Shopwood
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University of Technology, Sydney
