Very Computer

> Having a hard time deciding which hotel to book? Trying to get close
> to the hall without spending an arm and a leg? Use my

>   3D SIGGRAPH Hotel Visualization

> to get a bird's-eye view of all the conference hotels, with cost shown
> as a 3rd dimension on the map.

> See <http://www.graphics.cornell.edu/~westin/siggraph_hotels.html>.

> NOTE: This is a VRML97 file, so you will need a VRML viewer.

> > Having a hard time deciding which hotel to book? Trying to get close
> > to the hall without spending an arm and a leg? Use my

> >   3D SIGGRAPH Hotel Visualization

> > to get a bird's-eye view of all the conference hotels, with cost shown
> > as a 3rd dimension on the map.

> > See <http://www.graphics.cornell.edu/~westin/siggraph_hotels.html>.

> > NOTE: This is a VRML97 file, so you will need a VRML viewer.
> Just a thought...

> I think that a Hierarchical representation of the area would be more
> appropriate...For instance when you zoom at the roads the triangulation
> of the ground should get denser exposing more details...
> Really just a thought. :-)

>>>Having a hard time deciding which hotel to book? Trying to get close
>>>to the hall without spending an arm and a leg? Use my

>>>  3D SIGGRAPH Hotel Visualization

>>>to get a bird's-eye view of all the conference hotels, with cost shown
>>>as a 3rd dimension on the map.

>>>See <http://www.graphics.cornell.edu/~westin/siggraph_hotels.html>.

>>>NOTE: This is a VRML97 file, so you will need a VRML viewer.

>>Just a thought...

>>I think that a Hierarchical representation of the area would be more
>>appropriate...For instance when you zoom at the roads the triangulation
>>of the ground should get denser exposing more details...
>>Really just a thought. :-)

> Come on now, I already wasted the better part of one afternoon on this :).