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ORCIDVECIMS 2010: Taranto, Italy
- Vincenzo Piuri, Mel W. Siegel, Andrea Guerriero, Emil M. Petriu, Yonghua Chen, Stefano Ferrari, Pierre Payeur:
IEEE International Conference on Virtual Environments, Human-Computer Interfaces and Measurement Systems, VECIMS 2010, Taranto, Italy, 6-8 September, 2010. IEEE 2010, ISBN 978-1-4244-5904-9
Models & Simulation I
- Dong Ming, Xiuyun Liu
, Yanru Bai, Xingwei An, Hongzhi Qi, Baikun Wan, Yong Hu, Keith D. K. Luk:
Upper extremity kinetics during walker-assisted gait of knee joint stiffness simulation. 1-5 - Dominik Aufderheide, Werner Krybus:
A visual-inertial approach for camera egomotion estimation and simultaneous recovery of scene structure. 6-11 - Ioana Gheta, Marcus Baum, Andrey Belkin, Jürgen Beyerer, Uwe D. Hanebeck:
Three pillar information management system for modeling the environment of autonomous systems. 12-17
Models & Simulation II
- Joice Barbosa Mendes, Guilherme Henrique Caponetto, Gabriel Paiva Lopes, Alexandre Carlos Brandão Ramos:
Low cost helicopter training simulator a case study from the brazilian Military Police. 18-22 - Dan Ionescu, Shahidul Islam, Cristian Gadea, Bogdan Ionescu, Eric McQuiggan, Mircea Trifan:
An AI based solution for the control of 3D real-time sensor based gaming. 23-27 - Ermeey Abd Kadir, Husna Abd. Rahman, Nesamalar Kantasamu, Nor Wahidah Binti Misran:
Simulation of reflectometer system for complex reflection coefficient measurements. 28-32
Human-Computer Interface in Applications
- Dong Ming, Yanru Bai, Xiuyun Liu, Xingwei An, Hongzhi Qi, Baikun Wan, Yong Hu, Keith D. K. Luk:
Brain-computer interface technique for electro-acupuncture stimulation control. 33-37 - Petr Frantis, Jan Hodický:
Human machine interface in command and control system. 38-41 - Philippe Le Parc, Etienne Pardo, Amara Touil, Jean Vareille:
Virtual reality to improve remote control in presence of delays. 42-46 - Lucio Tommaso De Paolis, Giovanni Aloisio, Marco Pulimeno:
A navigator of the patient's anatomy model for intra-operative surgical guidance. 47-51
Measurements
- Shoichiro Fujisawa, Naochiro Yamada, Shin-Ichi Ito, Katsuya Sato, Seiji Mitani, Osamu Sueda:
Identification of Tactile Walking Surface Indicators by white cane. 52-55 - Kurtulus Erinc Akdogan, Atila Yilmaz:
Analysis of direct motion measurement system for design of above knee prosthesis. 56-59 - Kazutaka Mitobe, Masachika Saito, Noboru Yoshimura:
Analysis of dexterous finger movements for writing using a Hand Motion Capture system. 60-63
Architectures I
- Julio César Paulino de Melo, Samuel O. Azevedo, Luiz Eduardo Cunha Leite, Aquiles M. F. Burlamaqui, Rummenigge Rudson Dantas, Luiz Marcos Garcia Gonçalves:
ITV-telearch an architecture for enabling device telecontrol and sensor data access over IDTV systems. 64-67 - Gianna Rodrigues de Araújo, Julio César Paulino de Melo, Luiz Marcos Garcia Gonçalves, José Alberto Nicolau de Oliveira:
An architecture that allows event based computing for environment sensing systems. 68-71 - Fabrizio Ciancetta, Giovanni Bucci, Edoardo Fiorucci, Carmine Landi:
A Plug-n-Play wireless sensor network based on Web service for monitoring climatic parameters. 72-76
Architectures II
- Ademar Virgilino da Silva Netto, Maria de Fátima Queiroz Vieira:
Virtual reality training environment a proposed architecture. 77-81 - Sunirmal Khatua, Anirban Ghosh, Nandini Mukherjee:
Optimizing the utilization of virtual resources in Cloud environment. 82-87 - Andrea Guerriero, Ciriaco C. Pasquale, Francesco Ragni:
Java services for distributed resources performance monitoring and forecasting. 88-92
Performances
- Yukari Hori, Akira Baba:
Evaluation and classification of Digital Games using QOL measurements. 93-98 - Giovanni Dimauro, Claudia Adamita Trullo, Antonella Fattizzo, Nunzio Gianfelice, Nicola Milella:
A qualitative measure of Jpeg compressed image. 99-102 - Vincenzo Di Lecce, Marco Calabrese, Domenico Soldo, Alessandro Quarto:
Dialogue-oriented interface for linguistic human-computer interaction: A chat-based application. 103-108
Technologies for Interactive Applications
- Giovanni Dimauro, Claudia Adamita Trullo:
ELVIS: A system for interact, socialize and learn in a personal learning environment. 109-113 - Dan Ionescu, Bogdan Ionescu, Shahidul Islam, Cristian Gadea, Eric McQuiggan:
Using depth measuring cameras for a new human computer interaction in augmented virtual reality environments. 114-119 - Rahul Malik, Peter Bajcsy:
Understanding the impact of visual quality parameters on activities in immersive systems. 120-125 - Atila Yilmaz, Tolga Dundar:
Home recording for pre-phase sleep apnea diagnosis by Holter recorder using MMC memory. 126-129 - Rahul Malik, Melissa Dobosh, Marshall Scott Poole, Kenton McHenry, Peter Bajcsy:
Evaluating the effectiveness of communication media on remote collaboration. 130-135 - Rummenigge Rudson Dantas, Julio César Paulino de Melo, Jefferson Lessa, Claudio A. Schneider, Haroldo Teodosio, Luiz Marcos Garcia Gonçalves:
A path editor for virtual museum guides. 136-140
Data Fusion and Non-inear Methods
- Kevin O'Mahony, Jian Liang, Kieran Delaney:
A real-time system for sensor information interactive visualization with multi-touch technology. 141-145 - Umesh Chandra Pati, Pranab K. Dutta:
Simultaneous determination of dimension and intensity of an object by image fusion. 146-150 - Mauridhi Hery Purnomo, Tri Arif Sarjono, Arif Muntasa:
Smile stages classification based on kernel Laplacian-lips using selection of non linear function maximum value. 151-156
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