Invited Paper

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  Won-Sook Lee, Elwin Lee, Nadia Magnenat-Thalmann: Real Face Communication in a Virtual World. 1-13

Virtual Reality (1)

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  Amaury Aubel, Ronan Boulic, Daniel Thalmann: Animated Impostors for Real-Time Display of Numerous Virtual Humans. 14-28
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  Didier Verna, Alain Grumbach: Can We Define Virtual Reality? The M_RIC Model. 29-41
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  Matthew D. Ryan, Paul M. Sharkey: Distortion in Distributed Virtual Environments. 42-48
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  John F. Richardson: VRML Based Behaviour Database Editor. 49-62

Virtual Reality (2)

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  Sudhanshu Kumar Semwal, Jun Ohya: The Scan&Track Virtual Environment. 63-80
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  Chisato Numaoka: CyberGlass: Vision-Based VRML2 Navigator. 81-87
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  Thomas Flaig: Work Task Analysis and Selection of Interaction Devices in Virtual Environments. 88-96
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  Paul Richard, Philippe Hareux, Philippe Coiffet, Grigore C. Burdea: Effect of Stereoscopic Viewing on Human Tracking Performance in Dynamic Virtual Environments. 97-106

Virtual Reality (3)

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  Ryohei Nakatsu, Naoko Tosa, Takeshi Ochi: Interactive Movie: A Virtual World with Narratives. 107-116
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  Jong-Il Park, Seiki Inoue: Real-Image-Based Virtual Studio. 117-122
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  Gianpaolo U. Carraro, John T. Edmark, J. Robert Ensor: Pop-Out Videos. 123-128
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  Philippe Gerard, Clifton B. Phillips, Ramesh Jain: Color Segmentation and Color Correction Using Lighting and White Balance Shifts. 129-142

Invited Paper

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  Jeffrey Ventrella: Designing Emergence in Animated Artificial Life Worlds. 143-155

Artificial Life

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  Luigi Pagliarini, Ariel Dolan, Filippo Menczer, Henrik Hautop Lund: ALife Meets Web: Lessons Learned. 156-167
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  Glenn Proctor, Chris Winter: Information Flocking: Data Visualisation in Virtual Worlds Using Emergent Behaviours. 168-176
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  Bruce Damer, Karen Marcelo, Frank Revi: Nerve Garden: A Public Terrarium in Cyberspace. 177-185
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  Jean-Luc Tyran: A Two Dimensional Virtual World to Explain the Genetic Code Structure?. 186-192

Multi-Agent

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  Antony Robert, Fabrice Chantemargue, Michèle Courant: Grounding Agents in EMud Artificial Worlds. 193-204
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  David Servat, Edith Perrier, Jean-Pierre Treuil, Alexis Drogoul: Towards Virtual Experiment Laboratories: How Multi-Agent Simulations Can Cope with Multiple Scales of Analysis and Viewpoints. 205-217
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  Claude Lattaud, Cristina Cuenca: A Model for the Evolution of Environments. 218-228
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  Patrick Reignier, Fabrice Harrouet, Serge Morvan, Jacques Tisseau, Thierry Duval: ARéVi: A Virtual Reality Multiagent Platform. 229-240

Complexity

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  Itsuki Noda, Ian Frank: Investigating the Complex with Virtual Soccer. 241-253
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  Olivier Michel: Webots: Symbiosis Between Virtual and Real Mobile Robots. 254-263
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  Yuri López de Meneses, Olivier Michel: Vision Sensors on the Webots Simulator. 264-273
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  Guillaume Hutzler, Bernard Gortais, Alexis Drogoul: Grounding Virtual Worlds in Reality. 274-285

Applications (1)

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  Frédéric Kaplan, Angus McIntyre, Chisato Numaoka, Silvère Tajan: Growing Virtual Communities in 3D Meeting Spaces. 286-297
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  François Pachet, Olivier Delerue: A Mixed 2D/3D Interface for Music Spatialization. 298-307
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  Claudia Cavallar, Daniel Dögl: Organizing Information in 3D. 308-314
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  Haruo Kimoto: Human Centered Virtual Interactive Image World for Image Retrieval. 315-322

Applications (2)

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  Scot Thrane Refsland, Takeo Ojika, Thomas A. DeFanti, Andrew E. Johnson, Jason Leigh, Carl Loeffler, Xiaoyuan Tu: Virtual Great Barrier Reef: A Theoretical Approach Towards an Evolving, Interactive VR Environment Using a Distributed DOME and CAVE System. 323-336
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  Matthew Williams, Damian Schofield, Bryan Denby: The Development of an Intelligent Haulage Truck Simulator for Improving the Safety of Operation in Surface Mines. 337-344
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  Vassilis Bourdakis: Navigation in Large VR Urban Models. 345-356

Virtual Worlds and Art

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  Olga Kisseleva: Art and Virtual Worlds. 357-359
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  Hisham Bizri, Andrew E. Johnson, Christina Vasilakis: Las Meninas in VR: Storytelling and the Illusion in Art. 360-372
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  Maria Roussos, Hisham Bizri: Mitologies: Medieval Labyrinth Narratives in Virtual Reality. 373-383
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  Vladimir Muzhesky: Aggregate Worlds: Virtual Architecture Aftermath. 384-393
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  Lev Manovich: Zeuxis vs RealityEngine: Digital Realism and Virtual Worlds. 394-405
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  Raphael Hayem, Tancrede Fourmaintraux, Keran Petit, Nicolas Rauber, Olga Kisseleva: Avatars: New Fields of Implication. 406-410

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