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IEEE Virtual Reality Conference 1999 (VR '99)
Houston, Texas
March 13-March 17
ISBN: 0-7695-0093-5
Table of Contents
Keynote Address
Invited Speaker
Session 1: Distributed and System Architecture
Henrik Tramberend, GMD - German National Research Center for Information Technology
pp. 14
Session 2: Algorithms
Arthur Gregory, University of North Carolina at Chapel-Hill
Ming C. Lin, University of North Carolina at Chapel-Hill
Stefan Gottschalk, University of North Carolina at Chapel-Hill
Russell Taylor, University of North Carolina at Chapel-Hill
pp. 38
Won-Sook Lee, University of Geneva
Yin Wu, University of Geneva
Nadia Magnenat-Thalmann, University of Geneva
pp. 61
Panel Session 1: Simulation
Michael R. Macedonia, Simulation, Training and Instrumentation Command
pp. 70
Poster Session
Koichi Hirota, Toyohashi University of Technology
Atsuko Tanaka, Toyohashi University of Technology
Toyohisa Kaneko, Toyohashi University of Technology
pp. 77
Tomoko Imai, University of Illinois at Chicago
Andrew E. Johnson, University of Illinois at Chicago
Jason Leigh, University of Illinois at Chicago
David E. Pape, University of Illinois at Chicago
Thomas A. DeFanti, University of Illinois at Chicago
pp. 78
G. Hotz, Saarland University
A. Kerzmann, Saarland University
C. Lennerz, Saarland University
R. Schmid, Saarland University
E. Schömer, Saarland University
T. Warken, Saarland University
pp. 82
Session 3: Evaluation and Human Factors I
Session 4: Navigation and Teleoperations
H. Baier, Technische Universit?t M?nchen
M. Buss, Technische Universit?t M?nchen
F. Freyberger, Technische Universit?t M?nchen
J. Hoogen, Technische Universit?t M?nchen
P. Kammermeier, Technische Universit?t M?nchen
G. Schmidt, Technische Universit?t M?nchen
pp. 118
Zachary Wartell, Georgia Institute of Technology
William Ribarsky, Georgia Institute of Technology
Larry Hodges, Georgia Institute of Technology
pp. 141
Panel Session 2: Interaction/Display
Session 5: Applications
Jianping Shi, University of Pennsylvania
Thomas J. Smith, University of Pennsylvania
John P. Granieri, University of Pennsylvania
Norman I. Badler, University of Pennsylvania
pp. 156
A. Johnson, University of Illinois at Chicago
T. Moher, University of Illinois at Chicago
S. Ohlsson, University of Illinois at Chicago
M. Gillingham, University of Illinois at Chicago
pp. 164
Sankar Jayaram, Washington State University
Yong Wang, Washington State University
Uma Jayaram, Washington State University
Kevin Lyons, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Peter Hart, National Institute of Standards and Technology
pp. 172
Session 6: Interaction
Session 7: Evaluation and Human Factors II
S.R. Ellis, NASA Ames Research Center
B.D. Adelstein, NASA Ames Research Center
S. Baumeler, NASA Ames Research Center
G.J. Jense, NASA Ames Research Center
R.H. Jacoby, NASA Ames Research Center
pp. 218
Huong Q. Dinh, Georgia Institute of Technology
Neff Walker, Georgia Institute of Technology
Chang Song, Georgia Institute of Technology
Akira Kobayashi, Georgia Institute of Technology
Larry F. Hodges, Georgia Institute of Technology
pp. 222
Richard H.Y. So, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
W.T. Lo, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
pp. 237
Session 8: Tracking
Suya You, University of Southern California
Ulrich Neumann, University of Southern California
Ronald Azuma, HRL Laboratories
pp. 260
Session 9: Interfaces (Haptic)
Naoya Asamura, Tokyo University of Agriculture & Technology
Nozomu Yokoyama, Tokyo University of Agriculture & Technology
Hiroyuki Shinoda, Tokyo University of Agriculture & Technology
pp. 274
David Johnson, University of Utah
Thomas V Thompson Ii, University of Utah
Matthew Kaplan, University of Utah
Donald Nelson, University of Utah
Elaine Cohen, University of Utah
pp. 282
Panel Session 3: Industry Applications
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