More top researchers are pausing to write monographs. A notable example is the recently published book by Sharir and Agarwal on Davenport-Schinzel Sequences and their Geometric Applications . These inform researchers in other areas of Computer Science of the latest results in Computational Geometry. Herve Bronnimann produces a Computational Geometry Newsletter. Software Nina Amenta compiled a collection of pointers to Computational Geometry software into a Geometry Center Web page .
Suggestions Institutionalize the important resources.
I am concerned that some of the most important efforts listed above are voluntary, dependent upon one individual. It would be safest if the projects were supported by the community in a more formal way. There is currently no easy way to compare algorithms. It would be very useful to have collections of standard test data that algorithm designers could run their code on and compare performance with other code run on the same input. Computer Science has few popularizers.