VRST 2007: Newport Beach, California, USA

Tracking, calibration & VR support

• Sehwan Kim, Stephen DiVerdi, Jae Sik Chang, Taehyuk Kang, Ronald A. Iltis, Tobias Höllerer:
  Implicit 3D modeling and tracking for anywhere augmentation. 19-28
  
• Sungkil Lee, Gerard Jounghyun Kim, Seungmoon Choi:
  Real-time tracking of visually attended objects in interactive virtual environments. 29-38
  
• Markus Schlattmann, Reinhard Klein:
  Simultaneous 4 gestures 6 DOF real-time two-hand tracking without any markers. 39-42
  
• Vinh Ninh Dao, Kazuhiro Hosoi, Masanori Sugimoto:
  A semi-automatic realtime calibration technique for a handheld projector. 43-46
  
• Eunsoo Jung, Sujin Oh, Yanghee Nam:
  Handheld AR indoor guidance system using vision technique. 47-50
  
• Kristopher J. Blom, Steffi Beckhaus:
  Supporting the creation of dynamic, interactive virtual environments. 51-54
  

Simulating human and nature in motion

• Hongbin Zhu, Kai Bao, Enhua Wu, Xuehui Liu:
  Stable and efficient miscible liquid-liquid interactions. 55-64
  
• Hubert P. H. Shum, Taku Komura, Shuntaro Yamazaki:
  Simulating competitive interactions using singly captured motions. 65-72
  
• Bill Yuan-chi Chiu, Victor B. Zordan, Chun-Chih Wu:
  State-annotated motion graphs. 73-76
  
• Franck Multon, Ludovic Hoyet, Taku Komura, Richard Kulpa:
  Interactive control of physically-valid aerial motion: application to VR training system for gymnasts. 77-80
  
• Victor B. Zordan, Adriano Macchietto, Jose Medina, Marc Soriano, Chun-Chih Wu, Ronald A. Metoyer, Robert Rose:
  Anticipation from example. 81-84
  
• Blazej Kubiak, Nico Pietroni, Fabio Ganovelli, Marco Fratarcangeli:
  A robust method for real-time thread simulation. 85-88
  

Avatars, crowds & perceptions

• Manuel Peinado, Daniel Meziat, Damien Maupu, Daniel Raunhardt, Daniel Thalmann, Ronan Boulic:
  Accurate on-line avatar control with collision anticipation. 89-97
  
• Avneesh Sud, Russell Gayle, Erik Andersen, Stephen J. Guy, Ming C. Lin, Dinesh Manocha:
  Real-time navigation of independent agents using adaptive roadmaps. 99-106
  
• Xiaogang Jin, Charlie C. L. Wang, Shengsheng Huang, Jiayi Xu:
  Interactive control of real-time crowd navigation in virtual environment. 109-112
  
• Tianlu Mao, Bo Shu, Wenbin Xu, Shihong Xia, Zhaoqi Wang:
  CrowdViewer: from simple script to large-scale virtual crowds. 113-116
  
• Brent Daugherty, Sabarish Babu, Brian Cutler, Larry F. Hodges:
  Officer Garcia: a virtual human for mediating eyewitness identification. 117-120
  
• Philip Schuchardt, Doug A. Bowman:
  The benefits of immersion for spatial understanding of complex underground cave systems. 121-124
  

Rendering

• Thorsten Grosch, Tobias Eble, Stefan Müller:
  Consistent interactive augmentation of live camera images with correct near-field illumination. 125-132
  
• Rajeev Gupta, Nadia Magnenat-Thalmann:
  Interactive rendering of optical effects in wet hair. 133-140
  
• Hua Xiong, Zonghui Wang, Xiaohong Jiang, Jiaoying Shi:
  Building high performance DVR via HLA, scene graph and parallel rendering. 141-144
  
• Jesper Mortensen, Pankaj Khanna, Insu Yu, Mel Slater:
  Real-time global illumination in the CAVE. 145-148
  
• Hao-Da Huang, Yanyun Chen, Xin Tong, Wen-Cheng Wang:
  Incremental wavelet importance sampling for direct illumination. 149-152
  
• Ferdi A. Smit, Robert van Liere, Bernd Fröhlich:
  The design and implementation of a VR-architecture for smooth motion. 153-156
  

3D interaction & multi-sensory rendering

• Li-Wei Chan, Yi-Fan Chuang, Meng-Chieh Yu, Yi-Liu Chao, Ming-Sui Lee, Yi-Ping Hung, Jane Yung-jen Hsu:
  Gesture-based interaction for a magic crystal ball. 157-164
  
• Jean Sreng, Florian Bergez, Jérémie Legarrec, Anatole Lécuyer, Claude Andriot:
  Using an event-based approach to improve the multimodal rendering of 6DOF virtual contact. 165-173
  
• Robert W. Lindeman, Haruo Noma:
  A classification scheme for multi-sensory augmented reality. 175-178
  
• Luca Mion, Federico Avanzini, Bruno Mantel, Benoît G. Bardy, Thomas A. Stoffregen:
  Real-time auditory-visual distance rendering for a virtual reaching task. 179-182
  
• Christoph W. Borst, Vijay B. Baiyya:
  Enhancing VR-based visualization with a 2D vibrotactile array. 183-186
  
• Andrew Ray, Doug A. Bowman:
  Towards a system for reusable 3D interaction techniques. 187-190
  

Display & navigations

• Cha Lee, Stephen DiVerdi, Tobias Höllerer:
  An immaterial depth-fused 3D display. 191-198
  
• Andreas Simon, Christian Stern:
  Active guideline: spatiotemporal history as a motion technique and navigation aid for virtual environments. 199-202
  
• Sébastien Hillaire, Anatole Lécuyer, Rémi Cozot, Géry Casiez:
  Depth-of-field blur effects for first-person navigation in virtual environments. 203-206
  
• Niklas Elmqvist, Mihail Eduard Tudoreanu, Philippas Tsigas:
  Tour generation for exploration of 3D virtual environments. 207-210
  
• Daniel C. Cliburn, Tess Winlock, Stacy Rilea, Matt Van Donsel:
  Dynamic landmark placement as a navigation aid in virtual worlds. 211-214
  

Posters

• Steven Dow, Manish Mehta, Blair MacIntyre, Michael Mateas:
  AR façade: an augmented reality interactve drama. 215-216
  
• Amy Catherine Ulinski, Zachary Wartell, Larry F. Hodges:
  Bimanual task division preferences for volume selection. 217-218
  
• Atsushi Hiyama, Shigeru Saito, Tomohiro Tanikawa, Michitaka Hirose:
  Design flexibility in seamless coded pattern for localization. 219-220
  
• Pablo Figueroa, José Ferreira, Camilo Castro:
  Development of MR application families: an InTml-based approach. 221-222
  
• Shamus P. Smith, Susan Todd:
  Evaluating a haptic-based virtual environment for venepuncture training. 223-224
  
• Adrian Haffegee, Vassil N. Alexandrov, Russell Barrow:
  Eye tracking and gaze vector calculation within immersive virtual environments. 225-226
  
• Achille Peternier, Xavier Righetti, Mathieu Hopmann, Daniel Thalmann, Matteo Repetto, George Papagiannakis, Pierre Davy, Mingyu Lim, Nadia Magnenat-Thalmann, Paolo Barsocchi, Tasos Fragopoulos, Dimitrios N. Serpanos, Yiannis Gialelis, Anna Kirykou:
  Chloe@University: an indoor, mobile mixed reality guidance system. 227-228
  
• Frank Steinicke, Gerd Bruder, Klaus Hinrichs:
  Hybrid traveling in fully-immersive large-scale geographic environments. 229-230
  
• Chun-Chieh Chen, Tsai-Yen Li:
  Interactive smart character in a shooting game. 231-232
  
• Muthukkumar S. Kadavasal, Krishna Kishore Dhara, Xiaotao Wu, Venkatesh Krishnaswamy:
  Mixed reality for enhancing business communications using virtual worlds. 233-234
  
• Mark J. Prusten:
  Motion picture production facility with liquid cooled 512 processor mobile super computing vehicle and virtual reality environment. 235-236
  
• Antonio Barella, Carlos Carrascosa, Vicente J. Botti, M. Martí:
  Multi-agent systems applied to virtual environments: a case study. 237-238
  
• Lauren Cairco, Sabarish Babu, Amy Catherine Ulinski, Catherine A. Zanbaka, Larry F. Hodges:
  Shakespearean karaoke. 239-240
  
• Daniel S. Coming, Oliver G. Staadt:
  Stride scheduling for time-critical collision detection. 241-242
  
• Elke Moritz, Hans Hagen, Thomas Wischgoll, Jörg Meyer:
  Usability of multiple degree-of-freedom input devices and virtual reality displays for interactive visual data analysis. 243-244
  
• Bin Sheng, Enhua Wu:
  View-dependent mesh streaming using multi-chart geometry images. 245-246
  
• Faisal Qureshi, Demetri Terzopoulos:
  Virtual vision: visual sensor networks in virtual reality. 247-248
  
• Tung-Ju Hsieh, Michael J. Olsen, Elizabeth Johnstone, Adam P. Young, Neal Driscoll, Scott A. Ashford, Falko Kuester:
  VR-based visual analytics of LIDAR data for cliff erosion assessment. 249-250
  

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