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special session on Virtual Heritage
This year will highlight some of the most innovative and breathtaking
work in this field, including new imaging and modeling techniques,
large scale terrain modeling, remote sensing and GIS techniques,
laser scanning and data capture, object restoration and modeling,
the merging of games and history, and consumer Virtual Heritage
on the desktop.
not a computer specialist?
The Virtual Heritage Session is also designed to present the works
of archaeologists, historians, site managers, policy makers and
other professionals who are interested in utilising computer applications
in Cultural Heritage. Papers including the latest in historical
and accuracy issues, machines within a cultural heritage setting,
interactive tourism and other important topics that assist in defining
the use of computers in Virtual Heritage will be presented.
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special session on high speed collaboration and connectivity
This new session will explore the use of Highspeed collaborative tools
and applications. With the advent of the Internet2, vBNS and other
highspeed networks, a great importance is being placed on greater
speed and complex sharing across international boundaries. Researchers
developing collaborative applications which either utilize this highspeed
connectivity or use standard networking topology in an innovative
way will be presented.
technical session
This session has been the standard session of VSMM since 1995 and
attracts a large number of high quality papers dealing with many themes
including Telemedicine, Medicine, robotics, telepresence, software
and hardware innovations and more. This session is open to research
related to virtual reality and multimedia.
commercial collaboration: special session on Japanese VR commercialization
This session will focus on the commercial development of the virtual
reality industry in Japan. It's focus is to assist all Japanese and
International researchers and companies planning to do business in
or with Japan. It will include special sessions on incubation programs
and opportunities, case studies, funding and technical resources,
workshops and a full exhibition of Japanese VR Technologies. The VSMM
Society is currently working with many embassies to assist and promote
a strong international attendance for this session.
intelligent virtual environments workshop
led by Marc Cavazza
Position papers, technical papers or application descriptions will
be presented on the following topics: Planning techniques for Virtual
Environments Action recognition in Virtual Environments Qualitative
Physics in Virtual Environments Machine Learning and user adaptation
in Virtual Environments Multi-agent systems and distributed AI for
Virtual Environments AI models for storytelling and interactivity
in Virtual Environments High-level languages for scene description
and knowledge representation Functional programming, logic programming
and constraint programming in Virtual Environments. |
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