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Virtual Reality, Volume 17
Volume 17, Number 1, March 2013
- Amine Chellali
, Isabelle Milleville-Pennel, Cédric Dumas:
Influence of contextual objects on spatial interactions and viewpoints sharing in virtual environments. 1-15 - Tony Regia-Corte, Maud Marchal, Gabriel Cirio, Anatole Lécuyer:
Perceiving affordances in virtual reality: influence of person and environmental properties in perception of standing on virtual grounds. 17-28 - Gregorij Kurillo, Ruzena Bajcsy:
3D teleimmersion for collaboration and interaction of geographically distributed users. 29-43 - Ernur Karadogan
, Robert L. Williams II:
Haptic modules for palpatory diagnosis training of medical students. 45-58 - Spyros Vosinakis
, Panayiotis Koutsabasis
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Interaction design studio learning in virtual worlds. 59-75 - Shiguang Liu, Yuan Xiong:
Fast and stable simulation of virtual water scenes with interactions. 77-88
Volume 17, Number 2, June 2013
- Tomoya Ishikawa, Kalaivani Thangamani, Masakatsu Kourogi, Andrew P. Gee, Walterio W. Mayol-Cuevas, Jungwoo Hyun, Takeshi Kurata
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Interactive 3-D indoor modeler for virtualizing service fields. 89-109 - Svenja Kahn:
Reducing the gap between Augmented Reality and 3D modeling with real-time depth imaging. 111-123 - Wenjuan Zhu, Anup M. Vader, Abhinav Chadda, Ming C. Leu, Xiaoqing Frank Liu, Jonathan Blake Vance:
Wii remote-based low-cost motion capture for automated assembly simulation. 125-136 - Pished Bunnun, Sriram Subramanian
, Walterio W. Mayol-Cuevas
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In-Situ interactive image-based model building for Augmented Reality from a handheld device. 137-146 - Jonathan Ventura, Tobias Höllerer:
Structure and motion in urban environments using upright panoramas. 147-156 - Samuel Audet, Masatoshi Okutomi, Masayuki Tanaka
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Augmenting moving planar surfaces robustly with video projection and direct image alignment. 157-168
Volume 17, Number 3, September 2013
- Neil Cooke
, Robert Stone:
RORSIM: a warship collision avoidance 3D simulation designed to complement existing Junior Warfare Officer training. 169-179 - Shogo Okamoto, Shun Ishikawa, Hikaru Nagano
, Yoji Yamada:
Spectrum-based synthesis of vibrotactile stimuli: active footstep display for crinkle of fragile structures. 181-191 - Geetika Sharma
, Ralph Schroeder:
Mixing real and virtual conferencing: lessons learned. 193-204 - Inwook Hwang
, Sunghoon Yim, Seungmoon Choi
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Haptic discrimination of virtual surface slope. 205-218 - Seongah Chin, Chung-yeon Lee, Jaedong Lee:
An automatic method for motion capture-based exaggeration of facial expressions with personality types. 219-237 - John Quarles, Samsun (Sem) Lampotang
, Ira Fischler, Paul A. Fishwick, Benjamin Lok
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Experiences in mixed reality-based collocated after action review. 239-252
Volume 17, Number 4, November 2013
- Josselin Petit, Roland Brémond
, Ariane Tom:
Evaluation of tone mapping operators in night-time virtual worlds. 253-262 - Chris Houliez, Edward Gamble:
Dwelling in Second Life? A phenomenological evaluation of online virtual worlds. 263-278 - Kazuya Okamoto, Naoto Kume, Tatsuya Tokunaga, Yoko Tanaka, Terasawa Noriaki, Takashi Tsukasa, Tadamasa Takemura, Hiroyuki Yoshihara:
Augmented reality-based block piling game with superimposed collapse prediction. 279-292 - Minkyung Lee, Mark Billinghurst
, Woonhyuk Baek, Richard D. Green, Woontack Woo
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A usability study of multimodal input in an augmented reality environment. 293-305 - Chao Qu, Willem-Paul Brinkman
, Yun Ling, Pascal Wiggers, Ingrid Heynderickx:
Human perception of a conversational virtual human: an empirical study on the effect of emotion and culture. 307-321
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