IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications began publishing "Applications" as a regular department under its present editor 30 years ago in November 1994, with the goal of featuring interesting examples of using computer graphics to solve real-world problems. The Applications department has appeared in every issue since, making the present article the 181st such article to appear. To mark this occasion, the Applications department takes a look back by revisiting the most cited articles that have appeared since the department's inception.
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