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CVE 2002: Bonn, Germany
- Wolfgang Broll, Chris Greenhalgh, Elizabeth F. Churchill:
Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Collaborative Virtual Environments 2002, Bonn, Germany, September 30 - October 02, 2002. ACM 2002 - Vernor Vinge:
When cyberspace leaks into the real world. 1 - Patrick M. Regan, Brian M. Slator:
Case-based tutoring in virtual education environments. 2-9 - Peter M. Dew, Aphrodite Galata
, John Maxfield, Daniela Romano:
Virtual artefacts to support negotiation within an augmented collaborative environment for alternate dispute resolution. 10-16 - Kouichi Matsuda, Takahiro Miyake, Hirofumi Kawai:
Culture formation and its issues in personal agent-oriented virtual society: "PAW^2". 17-24 - Jim Blascovich:
A theoretical model of social influence for increasing the utility of collaborative virtual environments. 25-30 - Xiaolong Zhang
Social interactions in multiscale CVEs. 31-38 - Karl E. Steiner, Tom Moher:
Encouraging task-related dialog in 2D and 3D shared narrative workspaces. 39-46 - Dongman Lee, Mingyu Lim, Seunghyun Han:
ATLAS: a scalable network framework for distributed virtual environments. 47-54 - Pedro García López, Oriol Montalà, Carles Pairot, Robert Rallo, Antonio Fernandez Gómez-Skarmeta:
MOVE: : component groupware foundations for collaborative virtual environments. 55-62 - Michael V. Capps:
Collaborative virtual entertainment: (if you can't beat 'em, join 'em?). 63 - Andrzej Kapolka, Don McGregor, Michael V. Capps:
A unified component framework for dynamically extensible virtual environments. 64-71 - Olov Ståhl, Anders Wallberg, Jonas Söderberg, Jan Humble, Lennart E. Fahlén, Adrian Bullock, Jenny Lundberg:
Information exploration using The Pond. 72-79 - Steve Benford
Staging and evaluating public performances as an approach to CVE research. 80-87 - Ian MacColl, David E. Millard, Cliff Randell, Anthony Steed
Shared visiting in EQUATOR city. 88-94 - Elaine M. Raybourn:
Just how important is 3D for CVEs? 95-96 - Ernesto J. Sallés, James Bret Michael, Michael V. Capps, Don McGregor, Andrzej Kapolka:
Security of runtime extensible virtual environments. 97-104 - Peter Kauff, Oliver Schreer
An immersive 3D video-conferencing system using shared virtual team user environments. 105-112 - Francesca Barrientos, John F. Canny:
Cursive: : controlling expressive avatar gesture using pen gesture. 113-119 - Roy A. Ruddle, Justin C. D. Savage, Dylan M. Jones:
Verbal communication during cooperative object manipulation. 120-127 - Mike Fraser, Steve Benford
Interaction effects of virtual structures. 128-134 - Huahai Yang, Gary M. Olson:
Exploring collaborative navigation: : the effect of perspectives on group performance. 135-142
Poster Session
- Mojtaba Hosseini, Steve Pettifer
Visibility-based interest management in collaborative virtual environments. 143-144 - John M. Linebarger, G. Drew Kessler:
GroupMorph: : a group collaboration mode approach to shared 3D virtual environments for product design. 145-146 - Guangxin Yang:
A data management System for replicated application. 147-148 - Michal Masa, Jirí Zára:
Generalized interest management in virtual environments. 149-150 - G. Henri ter Hofte, Ingrid Mulder, Marjan Grootveld
Exploring a design space for place-based presence. 151-152 - Giuseppe Conti, Giuliana Ucelli, Jelena Petric:
JCAD-VR: : a collaborative design tool for architects. 153-154 - Shin-ichi Hanaki, Suriyon Tansuriyavong, Masayoshi Endo:
Experiences in VILLA: a mixed reality space to support group activities. 155-156 - Lee Richard Bulmer, Peter M. Dew:
A study of collaboration using jigsaw puzzles. 157-158
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