ETRA 2010:
Austin, Texas, USA
Carlos Hitoshi Morimoto, Howell O. Istance, Aulikki Hyrskykari, Qiang Ji (Eds.):
Proceedings of the 2010 Symposium on Eye-Tracking Research & Applications, ETRA 2010, Austin, Texas, USA, March 22-24, 2010.
ACM 2010, ISBN 978-1-60558-994-7 
Keynote address
- I. Scott MacKenzie:
An eye on input: research challenges in using the eye for computer input control.
11-12
Long papers 1 -- Advances in eye tracking technology
Short papers 1 -- Eye tracking applications and data analysis
- Yun Zhang, Hong Fu, Zhen Liang, Zheru Chi, David Dagan Feng:
Eye movement as an interaction mechanism for relevance feedback in a content-based image retrieval system.
37-40
- Zhen Liang, Hong Fu, Yun Zhang, Zheru Chi, David Dagan Feng:
Content-based image retrieval using a combination of visual features and eye tracking data.
41-44
- David Rosengrant:
Gaze scribing in physics problem solving.
45-48
- Sheree Josephson, Michael E. Holmes:
Have you seen any of these men?: looking at whether eyewitnesses use scanpaths to recognize suspects in photo lineups.
49-52
- Minoru Nakayama, Yuko Hayashi:
Estimation of viewer's response for contextual understanding of tasks using features of eye-movements.
53-56
- Oleg V. Komogortsev, Sampath Jayarathna, Cecilia R. Aragon, Mahmoud Mechehoul:
Biometric identification via an oculomotor plant mathematical model.
57-60
Short papers 2 -- Poster presentations
- Roxanne L. Canosa:
Saliency-based decision support.
61-63
- Oleg V. Komogortsev, Sampath Jayarathna, Do Hyong Koh, Sandeep A. Munikrishne Gowda:
Qualitative and quantitative scoring and evaluation of the eye movement classification algorithms.
65-68
- Alberto Faro, Daniela Giordano, Concetto Spampinato, D. De Tommaso, Simona Ullo:
An interactive interface for remote administration of clinical tests based on eye tracking.
69-72
- Alberto Faro, Daniela Giordano, Carmelo Pino, Concetto Spampinato:
Visual attention for implicit relevance feedback in a content based image retrieval.
73-76
- Javier San Agustin, Henrik H. T. Skovsgaard, Emilie Møllenbach, Maria Barret, Martin Tall, Dan Witzner Hansen, John Paulin Hansen:
Evaluation of a low-cost open-source gaze tracker.
77-80
- Craig Hennessey, Andrew T. Duchowski:
An open source eye-gaze interface: expanding the adoption of eye-gaze in everyday applications.
81-84
- Meredith McLendon, Ann McNamara, Tim McLaughlin, Ravindra Dwivedi:
Using eye tracking to investigate important cues for representative creature motion.
85-88
- Hans-Joachim Bieg, Lewis L. Chuang, Roland W. Fleming, Harald Reiterer, Heinrich H. Bülthoff:
Eye and pointer coordination in search and selection tasks.
89-92
- Mario H. Urbina, Maike Lorenz, Anke Huckauf:
Pies with EYEs: the limits of hierarchical pie menus in gaze control.
93-96
- Brian Daugherty, Andrew T. Duchowski, Donald H. House, Celambarasan Ramasamy:
Measuring vergence over stereoscopic video with a remote eye tracker.
97-100
- Thomas Grindinger, Andrew T. Duchowski, Michael W. Sawyer:
Group-wise similarity and classification of aggregate scanpaths.
101-104
- Melih Kandemir, Veli-Matti Saarinen, Samuel Kaski:
Inferring object relevance from gaze in dynamic scenes.
105-108
- Sophie Stellmach, Lennart Nacke, Raimund Dachselt:
Advanced gaze visualizations for three-dimensional virtual environments.
109-112
- Vasily G. Moshnyaga:
The use of eye tracking for PC energy management.
113-116
- Stefan Kohlbecher, Klaus Bartl, Stanislavs Bardins, Erich Schneider:
Low-latency combined eye and head tracking system for teleoperating a robotic head in real-time.
117-120
- Tobit Kollenberg, Alexander Neumann, Dorothe Schneider, Tessa-Karina Tews, Thomas Hermann, Helge Ritter, Angelika Dierker, Hendrik Koesling:
Visual search in the (un)real world: how head-mounted displays affect eye movements, head movements and target detection.
121-124
- Pieter J. Blignaut:
Visual span and other parameters for the generation of heatmaps.
125-128
- Jeffrey B. Mulligan, Kevin Gabayan:
Robust optical eye detection during head movement.
129-132
- Erik Wästlund, Kay Sponseller, Ola Pettersson:
What you see is where you go: testing a gaze-driven power wheelchair for individuals with severe multiple disabilities.
133-136
- Flavio Luiz Coutinho, Carlos Hitoshi Morimoto:
A depth compensation method for cross-ratio based eye tracking.
137-140
- Oskar Palinko, Andrew L. Kun, Alexander Shyrokov, Peter A. Heeman:
Estimating cognitive load using remote eye tracking in a driving simulator.
141-144
- Henrik H. T. Skovsgaard, Julio C. Mateo, John M. Flach, John Paulin Hansen:
Small-target selection with gaze alone.
145-148
- Geoffrey Tien, M. Stella Atkins, Bin Zheng, Colin Swindells:
Measuring situation awareness of surgeons in laparoscopic training.
149-152
- Juyeon Park, Emily Woods, Marilyn DeLong:
Quantification of aesthetic viewing using eye-tracking technology: the influence of previous training in apparel design.
153-155
- Kentaro Takemura, Yuji Kohashi, Tsuyoshi Suenaga, Jun Takamatsu, Tsukasa Ogasawara:
Estimating 3D point-of-regard and visualizing gaze trajectories under natural head movements.
157-160
- Yang Liu, Lawrence K. Cormack, Alan C. Bovik:
Natural scene statistics at stereo fixations.
161-164
- Michiya Yamamoto, Takashi Nagamatsu, Tomio Watanabe:
Development of eye-tracking pen display based on stereo bright pupil technique.
165-168
- Detlev Droege, Dietrich Paulus:
Pupil center detection in low resolution images.
169-172
- Tanya René Beelders, Pieter J. Blignaut:
Using vision and voice to create a multimodal interface for Microsoft Word 2007.
173-176
- Emilie Møllenbach, Martin Lillholm, Alastair G. Gail, John Paulin Hansen:
Single gaze gestures.
177-180
- Zakria Hussain, Kitsuchart Pasupa, John Shawe-Taylor:
Learning relevant eye movement feature spaces across users.
181-185
- Tomi Kinnunen, Filip Sedlak, Roman Bednarik:
Towards task-independent person authentication using eye movement signals.
187-190
- Yvonne Kammerer, Wolfgang Beinhauer:
Gaze-based web search: the impact of interface design on search result selection.
191-194
- Scott B. Stevenson, Austin Roorda, Girish Kumar:
Eye tracking with the adaptive optics scanning laser ophthalmoscope.
195-198
- Elias Daniel Guestrin, Moshe Eizenman:
Listing's and Donders' laws and the estimation of the point-of-gaze.
199-202
Long papers 2 -- Scanpath representation and comparison methods
Long papers 3 -- Analysis and interpretation of eye movements
Short papers 3 -- Advances in eye tracking technology
- Takashi Nagamatsu, Ryuichi Sugano, Yukina Iwamoto, Junzo Kamahara, Naoki Tanaka:
User-calibration-free gaze tracking with estimation of the horizontal angles between the visual and the optical axes of both eyes.
251-254
- Takashi Nagamatsu, Yukina Iwamoto, Junzo Kamahara, Naoki Tanaka, Michiya Yamamoto:
Gaze estimation method based on an aspherical model of the cornea: surface of revolution about the optical axis of the eye.
255-258
- Jeff Klingner:
The pupillometric precision of a remote video eye tracker.
259-262
- Margarita Vinnikov, Robert S. Allison:
Contingency evaluation of gaze-contingent displays for real-time visual field simulations.
263-266
- Daniel F. Pontillo, Thomas B. Kinsman, Jeff B. Pelz:
SemantiCode: using content similarity and database-driven matching to code wearable eyetracker gaze data.
267-270
- Carlos Hitoshi Morimoto, Arnon Amir:
Context switching for fast key selection in text entry applications.
271-274
Long papers 4 -- Analysis and understanding of visual tasks
Long papers 5 -- Gaze interfaces and interactions
Long papers 6 -- Eye tracking and accessibility
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