VRST 2009: Kyoto, Japan
Stephen N. Spencer, Yoshifumi Kitamura, Haruo Takemura, Kiyoshi Kiyokawa, Benjamin Lok, Daniel Thalmann (Eds.): Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Virtual Reality Software and Technology, VRST 2009, Kyoto, Japan, November 18-20, 2009. ACM 2009 ISBN 978-1-60558-869-8
Keynote abstracts
- Markus H. Gross: Light control and 3D video: building blocks for telepresence of the future. 8
- Shigeo Morishima: Dive into the movie: an instant casting and immersive experience in the story. 9
- Paul Milgram: A taxonomy of (real and virtual world) display and control interactions. 10
Devices
- Kazuaki Kondo, Yasuhiro Mukaigawa, Yasushi Yagi: Wearable imaging system for capturing omnidirectional movies from a first-person perspective. 11-18
- Erika Sumiya, Tomohiro Mashita, Kiyoshi Kiyokawa, Haruo Takemura: A wide-view parallax-free eye-mark recorder with a hyperboloidal half-silvered mirror. 19-22
- Shin'ichiro Eitoku, Kunihiro Nishimura, Tomohiro Tanikawa, Michitaka Hirose: Study on design of controllable particle display using water drops suitable for light environment. 23-26
- Takuya Maekawa, Yuichi Itoh, Keisuke Takamoto, Kiyotaka Tamada, Takashi Maeda, Yoshifumi Kitamura, Fumio Kishino: Tearable: haptic display that presents a sense of tearing real paper. 27-30
Performance analysis
- Frank Steinicke, Gerd Bruder, Klaus Hinrichs, Scott Kuhl, Markus Lappe, Pete Willemsen: Judgment of natural perspective projections in head-mounted display environments. 35-42
- Sébastien Hillaire, Anatole Lécuyer, Gaspard Breton, Tony Regia-Corte: Gaze behavior and visual attention model when turning in virtual environments. 43-50
- Manuel Veit, Antonio Capobianco, Dominique Bechmann: Influence of degrees of freedom's manipulation on performances during orientation tasks in virtual reality environments. 51-58
- Brian Ries, Victoria Interrante, Michael Kaeding, Lane Phillips: Analyzing the effect of a virtual avatar's geometric and motion fidelity on ego-centric spatial perception in immersive virtual environments. 59-66
Haptics & multi-modality
- Pablo Figueroa, Mauricio Coral, Pierre Boulanger, Juan Borda, Eduardo Londoño, Felipe Vega, Flavio Prieto, Diego Restrepo: Multi-modal exploration of small artifacts: an exhibition at the Gold Museum in Bogota. 67-74
- Ugo Bonanni, Petr Kmoch, Nadia Magnenat-Thalmann: Haptic interaction with one-dimensional structures. 75-78
- Vijay Pawar, Anthony Steed: Profiling the behaviour of 3D selection tasks on movement time when using natural haptic pointing gestures. 79-82
- Yuichi Kurita, Atsutoshi Ikeda, Takeshi Tamaki, Tsukasa Ogasawara, Kazuyuki Nagata: Haptic augmented reality interface using the real force response of an object. 83-86
- Gabjong Han, Seokhee Jeon, Seungmoon Choi: Improving perceived hardness of haptic rendering via stiffness shifting: an initial study. 87-90
Rendering
- Masataka Imura, Osamu Oshiro, Masahiko Saeki, Yoshitsugu Manabe, Kunihiro Chihara, Yoshihiro Yasumuro: A generic real-time rendering approach for structural colors. 95-102
- Jonathan Marbach: GPU acceleration of stereoscopic and multi-view rendering for virtual reality applications. 103-110
- Yuanzhang Chang, Kai Bao, Youquan Liu, Jian Zhu, Enhua Wu: A particle-based method for viscoelastic fluids animation. 111-117
- Eva Monclús, José Díaz, Isabel Navazo, Pere-Pau Vázquez: The virtual magic lantern: an interaction metaphor for enhanced medical data inspection. 119-122
Augmented reality
- Sehwan Kim, Christopher Coffin, Tobias Höllerer: Relocalization using virtual keyframes for online environment map construction. 127-134
- Anuraag Sridhar, Arcot Sowmya: SparseSPOT: using a priori 3-D tracking for real-time multi-person voxel reconstruction. 135-138
- João Paulo S. M. Lima, Veronica Teichrieb, Judith Kelner, Robert W. Lindeman: Standalone edge-based markerless tracking of fully 3-dimensional objects for handheld augmented reality. 139-142
- Gun A. Lee, Ungyeon Yang, Yongwan Kim, Dongsik Jo, Ki-Hong Kim, Jae Ha Kim, Jin Sung Choi: Freeze-Set-Go interaction method for handheld mobile augmented reality environments. 143-146
- Shinya Nishizaka, Atsushi Hiyama, Tomohiro Tanikawa, Michitaka Hirose: Robustness enhancement of a localization system using interior decoration with coded pattern. 147-150
- Jonathan Ventura, Marcus Jang, Tyler Crain, Tobias Höllerer, Doug A. Bowman: Evaluating the effects of tracker reliability and field of view on a target following task in augmented reality. 151-154
Interaction
- Gabriel Cirio, Maud Marchal, Tony Regia-Corte, Anatole Lécuyer: The magic barrier tape: a novel metaphor for infinite navigation in virtual worlds with a restricted walking workspace. 155-162
- Ferran Argelaguet, Carlos Andújar: Visual feedback techniques for virtual pointing on stereoscopic displays. 163-170
- Luca Chittaro, Roberto Ranon, Lucio Ieronutti: 3D object arrangement for novice users: the effectiveness of combining a first-person and a map view. 171-178
- Vincent Meyrueis, Alexis Paljic, Philippe Fuchs: D3: an immersive aided design deformation method. 179-182
- André Kunert, Alexander Kulik, Christopher Lux, Bernd Fröhlich: Facilitating system control in ray-based interaction tasks. 183-186
- Robert W. Lindeman, Steffi Beckhaus: Crafting memorable VR experiences using experiential fidelity. 187-190
Cyberspace & virtual human
- Hao Jiang, Wenbin Xu, Tianlu Mao, Chunpeng Li, Shihong Xia, Zhaoqi Wang: A semantic environment model for crowd simulation in multilayered complex environment. 191-198
- Oyewole Oyekoya, William Steptoe, Anthony Steed: A saliency-based method of simulating visual attention in virtual scenes. 199-206
- Shuangyuan Wu, Zhaoqi Wang, Shihong Xia: Indexing and retrieval of human motion data by a hierarchical tree. 207-214
- Gabor Papp, Chris GauthierDickey: A location aware P2P voice communication protocol for networked virtual environments. 215-222
Poster abstracts
- Anthony Martinet, Géry Casiez, Laurent Grisoni: 3D positioning techniques for multi-touch displays. 227-228
- Kangying Cai, Yu Jin, Wencheng Wang, Quqing Chen, Zhibo Chen, Jun Teng: Compression of massive models by efficiently exploiting repeated patterns. 229-230
- Hiromu Miyashita, Ryo Segawa, Ken-ichi Okada: Estimation of thinking states in cyberspace using multiple physiological parameters. 237-238
- Junichi Toyama, Jun Ando, Michiteru Kitazaki: Event-related de-synchronization and synchronization (ERD/ERS) of EEG for controlling a brain-computer-interface driving simulator. 239-240
- Kenji Funahashi, Masahisa Ichino, Mototoshi Teshigahara: Experiments for developing touchable online shopping system. 241-242
- Caroline Essert-Villard, Antonio Capobianco: HardBorders: a new haptic approach for selection tasks in 3D menus. 243-244
- Alexis Paljic, Caroline de Bossoreille, Philippe Fuchs, Gabriel Soubies: High resolution insets for stereocopic immersive displays: a method for 3D content dependent inset boundaries. 245-246
- Erick Méndez, Dieter Schmalstieg: Importance masks for revealing occluded objects in augmented reality. 247-248
- Mathieu Gautier, Jean Sreng, Claude Andriot: Influence of event-based haptic on the manipulation of rigid objects in degraded virtual environments. 249-250
- Josselin Petit, Roland Brémond: Interactive high dynamic range rendering for virtual reality applications. 251-252
- Yongwan Kim, Jinseong Choi, Jinah Park: Physically based grasping and manipulation method using pre-contact grasping quality measure. 253-254
- Jun-Hyung Park, Hyun Suk Lee, Ju Seok Jeong, Tae-Jeong Jang: Realization of a vibro-tactile glove type mouse. 255-256
- Seung-Hyun Ji, Tae-Jin Yoon, Hwan-Gue Cho: Reconstructing chat history for avatar agents using spatio-temporal features of virtual space. 257-258
- Arturo S. García, José Pascual Molina, Pascual González, Diego Martínez, Jonatan Martínez: A study of multimodal feedback to support collaborative manipulation tasks in virtual worlds. 259-260
- Yuichi Tamura, Hiroaki Nakamura: Thermal display for scientific haptization of numerical simulations. 261-262
- Irene Tedjo-Palczynski, Bernd Hentschel, Marc Wolter, Thomas Beer, Torsten Kuhlen: Toolkit-independent interaction specification for VR-based visualization. 263-264
- Christine Mégard, Florian Gosselin, Sylvain Bouchigny, Fabien Ferlay, Farid Taha: User-centered design of a maxillo-facial surgery training platform. 265-266
- Masahito Shiba, Asako Soga, Jonah Salz: A virtual performance system and its application on a Noh stage. 267-268
- Dongsik Jo, Yongwan Kim, Ungyeon Yang, Gun A. Lee, Jin Sung Choi: Visualization of virtual weld beads. 269-270
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