APGV 2009: Chania, Crete, Greece

Virtual environments I

• Betsy Williams, Travis Rasor, Gayathri Narasimham:
  Distance perception in virtual environments: a closer look at the horizon and the error. 7-10
  
• Lane Phillips, Brian Ries, Victoria Interrante, Michael Kaeding, Lee Anderson:
  Distance perception in NPR immersive virtual environments, revisited. 11-14
  
• Bernhard E. Riecke, Pooya Amini Behbahani, Chris D. Shaw:
  Display size does not affect egocentric distance perception of naturalistic stimuli. 15-18
  
• Frank Steinicke, Gerd Bruder, Klaus Hinrichs, Markus Lappe, Brian Ries, Victoria Interrante:
  Transitional environments enhance distance perception in immersive virtual reality systems. 19-26
  
• Tien Dat Nguyen, Christine Ziemer, Jodie M. Plumert, James F. Cremer, Joseph K. Kearney:
  Effects of scale change on distance perception in virtual environments. 27-34
  

Virtual environments II; realistic humans

• Haojie Wu, Daniel H. Ashmead, Bobby Bodenheimer:
  Using immersive virtual reality to evaluate pedestrian street crossing decisions at a roundabout. 35-40
  
• Douglas W. Cunningham, Christian Wallraven:
  The interaction between motion and form in expression recognition. 41-44
  

Displays and visualization

• Allan G. Rempel, Wolfgang Heidrich, Hiroe Li, Rafal Mantiuk:
  Video viewing preferences for HDR displays under varying ambient illumination. 45-52
  
• Rafal Mantiuk, Allan G. Rempel, Wolfgang Heidrich:
  Display considerations for night and low-illumination viewing. 53-58
  
• David Feng, Yueh Lee, Lester Kwock, Russell M. Taylor II:
  Evaluation of glyph-based multivariate scalar volume visualization techniques. 61-68
  

Animation and transitions

• Taylor Sando, Melanie Tory, Pourang Irani:
  Effects of animation, user-controlled interactions, and multiple static views in understanding 3D structures. 69-76
  
• Nivedita R. Kadaba, Pourang P. Irani, Jason Leboe:
  Analyzing animated representations of complex causal semantics. 77-84
  

Rendering and illumination

• Alexandros Zotos, Katerina Mania, Nicholaos Mourkoussis:
  A schema-based selective rendering framework. 85-92
  
• Michael Schwarz, Marc Stamminger:
  On predicting visual popping in dynamic scenes. 93-100
  

Textures

• Alethea Bair, Donald H. House, Colin Ware:
  Factors influencing the choice of projection textures for displaying layered surfaces. 101-108
  
• Gregory J. Ward, Mashhuda Glencross:
  A case study evaluation: perceptually accurate textured surface models. 109-115
  
• Pierre Bénard, Joëlle Thollot, François X. Sillion:
  Quality assessment of fractalized NPR textures: a perceptual objective metric. 117-120
  
• Niall Redmond, John Dingliana:
  Investigating the effect of real-time stylisation techniques on user task performance. 121-124
  

Posters

• Matthew D. Calderwood, Jonathan W. Kelly, Timothy P. McNamara, Bobby Bodenheimer:
  Adding head tracking to desktop virtual reality with the Wii remote as an aid to spatial cognition. 125
  
• Mario H. Urbina, Anke Huckauf:
  An alternative selection method for pie menus: selection by borders. 126
  
• Gurjot Singh, J. Edward Swan II, J. Adam Jones, Lorraine Lin, Stephen R. Ellis:
  Depth judgment measures and occluders in near-field augmented reality. 127
  
• Kai Berger, Christian Lipski, Christian Linz, Anita Sellent, Marcus A. Magnor:
  A ghosting artifact detector for interpolated image quality assessment. 128
  
• Timofey Grechkin, Sabarish Babu, Christine Ziemer, Benjamin Chihak, James F. Cremer, Joseph K. Kearney, Jodie M. Plumert:
  How does a virtual peer influence children's distance from the roadway when initiating crossing? 129
  
• Ljiljana Skrba, Carol O'Sullivan:
  Human perception of quadruped motion. 130
  
• Dinara Moura, Bernhard E. Riecke:
  Is seeing a virtual environment like seeing the real thing? 131
  
• Benjamin Chihak, Herbert Pick, Jr., Jodie M. Plumert, Christine Ziemer, Sabarish Babu, James F. Cremer, Joseph K. Kearney:
  Optic flow and physical effort as cues for the perception of the rate of self-produced motion in VE. 132
  
• Jianye Lu, Alexandra Garr-Schultz, Julie Dorsey, Holly E. Rushmeier:
  A psychophysical study of dominant texture detection. 133
  
• Josselin Petit, Roland Brémond, Jean-Philippe Tarel:
  Saliency maps of high dynamic range images. 134
  
• Sonja Lehtinen, Clara Cheung, Adar Pelah, Jonathan Cameron, Joan Lasenby:
  Step synchronization and third person speed perception in virtual environment locomotion simulators. 135
  
• Giorgos Papadakis, Katerina Mania:
  The cognitive impact of head tracking latency in immersive simulations. 136
  
• Jonathan Kelly, Matthew D. Calderwood, Timothy P. McNamara, Bobby Bodenheimer:
  The contributions of self-motion cues and room shape during navigation through virtual environments. 137
  
• Adam Jones, J. Edward Swan II, Gurjot Singh, Josh Franck, Stephen R. Ellis:
  The effects of continued exposure to medium field augmented and virtual reality on the perception of egocentric depth. 138
  
• Andrew Nanapragasam, Adar Pelah, Jonathan Cameron, Joan Lasenby:
  Visualizations for locomotor learning with real time feedback in VR. 139