VR 2012: Costa Mesa, CA, USA

• Wenxi Liu, Rynson W. H. Lau, Dinesh Manocha:
  Crowd simulation using Discrete Choice Model. 3-6
  
• Alvin J. Law, Daniel G. Aliaga:
  Spatial augmented reality for environmentally-lit real-world objects. 7-10
  
• Eric D. Ragan, Karl Huber, Bireswar Laha, Doug A. Bowman:
  The effects of navigational control and environmental detail on learning in 3D virtual environments. 11-14
  
• Mingsong Dou, Ying Shi, Jan-Michael Frahm, Henry Fuchs, Bill Mauchly, Mod Marathe:
  Room-sized informal telepresence system. 15-18
  
• Liang Li, Woong Choi, Yuichiro Hara, Kazuyuki Izuno, Keiji Yano, Kozaburo Hachimura:
  Vibration reproduction for a virtual Yamahoko Parade system. 129-130
  
• Joon Hao Chuah, Andrew Robb, Casey White, Adam Wendling, Samsun (Sem) Lampotang, Regis Kopper, Benjamin Lok:
  Increasing agent physicality to raise social presence and elicit realistic behavior. 19-22
  
• Mikel Sagardia, Bernhard Weber, Thomas Hulin, Gerd Hirzinger, Carsten Preusche:
  Evaluation of visual and force feedback in virtual assembly verifications. 23-26
  
• Mike Oren, Patrick Carlson, Stephen Gilbert, Judy M. Vance:
  Puzzle assembly training: Real world vs. virtual environment. 27-30
  
• Salvar Sigurdarson, Andrew P. Milne, Daniel Feuereissen, Bernhard E. Riecke:
  Can physical motions prevent disorientation in naturalistic VR? 31-34
  
• Bernhard E. Riecke, Daniel Feuereissen, John J. Rieser, Timothy P. McNamara:
  Self-motion illusions (vection) in VR - Are they good for anything? 35-38
  
• Ji-Sun Kim, Denis Gracanin, Francis K. H. Quek:
  Sensor-fusion walking-in-place interaction technique using mobile devices. 39-42
  
• Evan A. Suma, Gerd Bruder, Frank Steinicke, David M. Krum, Mark T. Bolas:
  A taxonomy for deploying redirection techniques in immersive virtual environments. 43-46
  
• William E. Marsh, Marisa Putnam, Jonathan W. Kelly, Veronica J. Dark, James H. Oliver:
  The cognitive implications of semi-natural virtual locomotion. 47-50
  
• Andrew Maimone, Henry Fuchs:
  Reducing interference between multiple structured light depth sensors using motion. 51-54
  
• Yuji Uema, Naoya Koizumi, Shian Wei Chang, Kouta Minamizawa, Maki Sugimoto, Masahiko Inami:
  Optical camouflage III: Auto-stereoscopic and multiple-view display system using retro-reflective projection technology. 57-58
  
• Hyunjung Shim, Seungkyu Lee:
  Automatic color realism enhancement for virtual reality. 59-60
  
• Rasmus Stenholt, Claus B. Madsen:
  Shape perception in 3-D scatterplots using constant visual angle glyphs. 61-62
  
• Dane M. Coffey, Fedor Korsakov, Marcus Ewert, Haleh Hagh-Shenas, Lauren Thorson, Daniel F. Keefe:
  A user study to understand motion visualization in virtual reality. 63-64
  
• Hiroki Omosako, Asako Kimura, Fumihisa Shibata, Hideyuki Tamura:
  Shape-COG Illusion: Psychophysical influence on center-of-gravity perception by mixed-reality visual stimulation. 65-66
  
• Charilaos Papadopoulos, Daniel Sugarman, Arie Kaufmant:
  NuNav3D: A touch-less, body-driven interface for 3D navigation. 67-68
  
• Yin Yang, Xiaohu Guo:
  Physics-based multi-domain subspace deformation with component mode synthesis. 69-70
  
• H. Lally Singh, Denis Gracanin:
  An approach to Distributed Virtual Environment performance modeling: Addressing system complexity and user behavior. 71-72
  
• Rolf Nordahl, Stefania Serafin, Niels C. Nilsson, Luca Turchet:
  Enhancing realism in virtual environments by simulating the audio-haptic sensation of walking on ground surfaces. 73-74
  
• Amelia Nybakke, Ramya Ramakrishnan, Victoria Interrante:
  Are motorized wheelchairs an effective method of locomotion in virtual environments? 75-76
  
• Cha Lee, Steffen Gauglitz, Tobias Höllerer, Doug A. Bowman:
  Examining the equivalence of simulated and real AR on a visual following and identification task. 77-78
  
• Ajay Surendernath, Geetika Sharma, Ralph Schroeder, Basant Kumar Pandey:
  Mixing real and virtual conferencing: Lessons learned. 79-80
  
• Jeremy D. Wendt, Mary C. Whitton, David Adalsteinsson, Frederick P. Brooks Jr.:
  Reliable forward walking parameters from head-track data alone. 81-82
  
• Thies Pfeiffer:
  Using virtual reality technology in linguistic research. 83-84
  
• Qiong Wang, Hui Chen, Wen Wu, Hai-yang Jin, Pheng-Ann Heng:
  A virtual surgical simulator for mandibular angle reduction based on patient specific data. 85-86
  
• Eduardo R. Corral-Soto, Ron Tal, Larry Wang, Ravi Persad, Luo Chao, Chan Solomon, Bob Hou, Gunho Sohn, James H. Elder:
  3DTown: The automatic urban awareness project. 87-88
  
• Thies Pfeiffer:
  Towards a linguistically motivated model for selection in virtual reality. 89-90
  
• Amela Sadagic:
  Validation of virtual humanoid intelligent agents in virtual reality systems. 91-92
  
• Rongkai Guo, John Quarles:
  Exercise-based interaction techniques for a virtual reality car racing game. 93-94
  
• Isaac Cho, Wenwen Dou, Zachary Wartell, William Ribarsky, Xiaoyu Wang:
  Evaluating depth perception of volumetric data in semi-immersive VR. 95-96
  
• Florian Beier:
  The integration of a neurosurgical microscope as an interface to a medical training simulator. 97-98
  
• Remi Tache, Hunfuko Asanka Abeykoon, Kasun Karunanayaka, Prabhash Kumarasinghe, Gerhard Roth, Owen Noel Newton Fernando, Adrian David Cheok:
  Command Center: Authoring tool to supervise augmented reality session. 99-100
  
• Sandra Poeschl, Nicola Doering:
  Virtual training for Fear of Public Speaking - Design of an audience for immersive virtual environments. 101-102
  
• Yannick Dennemont, Guillaume Bouyer, Samir Otmane, Malik Mallem:
  3D Interaction assistance through context-awareness. 103-104
  
• Arinobu Niijima, Takefumi Ogawa:
  Influence analysis of visual stimuli on localization of tactile stimuli in augmented reality. 105-106
  
• Abdeldjallil Naceri, Ryad Chellali:
  The effect of isolated disparity on depth perception in real and virtual environments. 107-108
  
• Evangelos Sismanidis:
  Real-time simulation of blood vessels and connective tissue for microvascular anastomosis training. 109-110
  
• Samuel Audet, Masatoshi Okutomi, Masayuki Tanaka:
  Augmenting moving planar surfaces interactively with video projection and a color camera. 111-112
  
• Christoph Oberhofer, Jens Grubert, Gerhard Reitmayr:
  Natural feature tracking in JavaScript. 113-114
  
• Tobias Blum, Valerie Kleeberger, Christoph Bichlmeier, Nassir Navab:
  mirracle: An augmented reality magic mirror system for anatomy education. 115-116
  
• Thies Pfeiffer:
  3D Attention Volumes for usability studies in virtual reality. 117-118
  
• Mark A. Livingston, Jay Sebastian, Zhuming Ai, Jonathan W. Decker:
  Performance measurements for the Microsoft Kinect skeleton. 119-120
  
• Pedro B. Pascoal, Alfredo Ferreira, Joaquim A. Jorge:
  Im-O-Ret: Immersive object retrieval. 121-122
  
• Ehsan Azimi, Jayfus Doswell, Peter Kazanzides:
  Augmented reality goggles with an integrated tracking system for navigation in neurosurgery. 123-124
  
• Ji-Sun Kim, Denis Gracanin:
  An approach to comparative studies in CAVE using a virtual black wall. 125-126
  
• Haruka Matsukura, Tatsuhiro Yoneda, Hiroshi Ishida:
  Smelling screen: Technique to present a virtual odor source at an arbitrary position on a screen. 127-128
  
• Shunsuke Yoshida:
  Parameterization of sharable display area to reproduce appropriate glasses-free tabletop 3-D images. 131-132
  
• Kaori Kikuchi, Taiki Wada, Ryosuke Ichikari, Asako Kimura, Fumihisa Shibata, Hideyuki Tamura:
  Relighting with free-form polarized reflectometry in mixed reality space. 133-134
  
• Kazuhisa Yanaka, Masahiko Yoda, Terumichi Iizuka:
  Floating integral photography using Fresnel mirror. 135-136
  
• Andrei Sherstyuk, Arindam Dey, Christian Sandor:
  Head-turning approach to eye-tracking in immersive virtual environments. 137-138
  
• Johannes Hummel, Robin Wolff, Andreas Gerndt, Torsten Kuhlen:
  Comparing three interaction methods for manipulating thin deformable virtual objects. 139-140
  
• Eric D. Ragan, Curtis Wilkes, Yong Cao, Doug A. Bowman:
  The effects of virtual character animation on spatial judgments. 141-142
  
• Kwanguk Kim, M. Zachary Rosenthal, David J. Zielinski, Rachel Brady:
  Comparison of desktop, head mounted display, and six wall fully immersive systems using a stressful task. 143-144
  
• Lam Nguyen, Francois Koenig:
  Augmented reality for forward-looking synthetic aperture radar. 145-146
  
• Julia Fröhlich, Ipke Wachsmuth:
  Acoustically enriched virtual worlds with minimum effort. 147-148
  
• Srivishnu Satyavolu, Gerd Bruder, Pete Willemsen, Frank Steinicke:
  Analysis of IR-based virtual reality tracking using multiple Kinects. 149-150
  
• Perry Hoberman, David M. Krum, Evan A. Suma, Mark T. Bolas:
  Immersive training games for smartphone-based head mounted displays. 151-152
  
• Karim Hammoudi, Fadi Dornaika, Bahman Soheilian, Bruno Vallet, Nicolas Paparoditis:
  Generating occlusion-free textures for virtual 3D model of urban facades by fusing image and laser street data. 153-154
  
• Malte Willert, Stephan Ohl, Oliver G. Staadt:
  General bandwidth reduction approaches for immersive LHRD videoconferencing. 155-156
  
• Eric Hodgson, Eric R. Bachmann, David Waller, Andrew Bair, Andrew Oberlin:
  Virtual reality in the wild: A self-contained and wearable simulation system. 157-158
  
• Yasuyuki Yanagida, Tatsuya Tanakamaru, Hiroki Nagayanagi, Yuki Nomura, Toshimasa Aritake:
  Flat-shaped, front-face-drive scent projector. 159-160
  
• Andrea Nickel, Hugh Kinsey, Heidi Haack, Mykel Pendergrass, Tiffany Barnes:
  Interval training with Astrojumper. 161-162
  
• Reinhold Scherer, Markus Pröll, Brendan Z. Allison, Gernot R. Müller-Putz:
  New input modalities for modern game design and virtual embodiment. 163-164
  
• Gurjot Singh, J. Edward Swan II, J. Adam Jones, Stephen R. Ellis:
  Depth judgments by reaching and matching in near-field augmented reality. 165-166
  
• Tobias Blum, Valerie Kleeberger, Christoph Bichlmeier, Nassir Navab:
  mirracle: Augmented Reality in-situ visualization of human anatomy using a magic mirror. 169-170
  
• Belinda Lange, Sebastian Koenig, Eric McConnell, Chien-Yen Chang, Rick Juang, Evan A. Suma, Mark T. Bolas, Albert A. Rizzo:
  Interactive game-based rehabilitation using the Microsoft Kinect. 171-172
  
• J. Galen Buckwalter, Albert A. Rizzo, Bruce John, Brad Newman, Josh Williams, Thomas D. Parsons:
  STRIVE: Stress Resilience in Virtual Environments. 173-174
  
• Rafael Alves Roberto, Veronica Teichrieb:
  ARBlocks: A projective augmented reality platform for educational activities. 175-176
  
• Huaiyu Liu, Mic Bowman, Robert Adams, Dan Lake, Jerry Talton, Sean Koehl, Robert Noradki:
  Navigating large data sets in virtual worlds. 177-178
  
• David M. Krum, Evan A. Suma, Mark T. Bolas:
  Virtual reality to go: A USC ICT Mixed Reality Lab demonstration. 179-180
  
• Marientina Gotsis, Amanda Tasse, Maximilian Swider, Vangelis Lympouridis, Irina C. Poulos, Alasdair G. Thin, David Turpin, Diane Tucker, Maryalice Jordan-Marsh:
  Mixed reality game prototypes for upper body exercise and rehabilitation. 181-182
  

• Kazuyuki Fujita, Yuichi Itoh, Hiroyuki Ohsaki, Naoaki Ono, Keiichiro Kagawa, Kazuki Takashima, Sho Tsugawa, Kosuke Nakajima, Yusuke Hayashi, Fumio Kishino:
  Ambient Suite: Room-shaped information environment for interpersonal communication. 1-4
  
• Tomohiro Mashita, Kentaro Shimatani, Mayu Iwata, Hiroki Miyamoto, Daijiro Komaki, Takahiro Hara, Kiyoshi Kiyokawa, Haruo Takemura, Shojiro Nishio:
  Human activity recognition for a content search system considering situations of smartphone users. 1-2
  
• Junya Nakase, Koichi Moriyama, Kiyoshi Kiyokawa, Masayuki Numao, Mayumi Oyama, Satoshi Kurihara:
  Adaptive interactive device control by using reinforcement learning in ambient information environment. 1-4
  
• Hironori Shigeta, Junya Nakase, Yuta Tsunematsu, Kiyoshi Kiyokawa, Masahide Hatanaka, Kazufumi Hosoda, Masashi Okada, Yasunori Ishihara, Fukuhito Ooshita, Hirotsugu Kakugawa, Satoshi Kurihara, Koichi Moriyama:
  Implementation of a smart office system in an ambient environment. 1-2
  
• Hidenori Hamaguchi, Masataka Niwa, Hiroyuki Iizuka, Hideyuki Ando, Taro Maeda:
  Pseudo-attraction force display using vibrating motors - Design of asymmetric oscillation for generating an illusion of being pulled. 1-2
  
• Sho Tsugawa, Hiroyuki Ohsaki, Yuichi Itoh, Naoaki Ono, Keiichiro Kagawa, Kazuki Takashima, Makoto Imase:
  Toward large-scale and dynamic social network analysis with heterogeneous sensors in ambient environment. 1-2
  
• Kosuke Nakajima, Yuichi Itoh, Takayuki Tsukitani, Kazuyuki Fujita, Kazuki Takashima, Yoshifumi Kitamura, Fumio Kishino:
  FuSA² Touch Display: A furry and scalable multi-touch display. 1-2
  
• Carlo H. Séquin:
  Keynote presentation: Taking the "virtual" out of virtual reality.
  
• David J. Kasik:
  Banquet presentation: What's next?: The third wave in computer graphics and interactive techniques.
  
• James J. Blascovich:
  Capstone presentation: Isn't all reality really virtual?
  
• William R. Sherman:
  VR 2012 tutorial proposal title: An in-depth introduction to virtual reality programming. 1-2
  
• Joseph L. Gabbard, J. Edward Swan II, Stephen R. Ellis:
  VR 2012 tutorial: Quantitative and qualitative methods for human-subject experiments in Virtual and Augmented Reality. 1
  
• Dieter Schmalstieg, Tobias Höllerer:
  Trends in mobile Augmented Reality. 1-3
  
• Luciano P. Soares, Joaquim A. Jorge, Luciano P. Soares, Joaquim A. Jorge, José Miguel Salles Dias, Alberto Raposo, Bruno Rodrigues de Araújo, Leonel Valbom, Filipe Gaspar:
  Title of tutorial: Designing immersive VR systems: From bits to bolts. 1-6
  
• Norihiro Hagita:
  Ambient intelligence for network robot systems. 1
  
• Tomohiro Mashita, Daijiro Komaki, Mayu Iwata, Kentaro Shimatani, Hiroki Miyamoto, Takahiro Hara, Kiyoshi Kiyokawa, Haruo Takemura, Shojiro Nishio:
  A content search system for mobile devices based on user context recognition. 1-4
  
• Kiyoshi Kiyokawa, Masahide Hatanaka, Kazufumi Hosoda, Masashi Okada, Hironori Shigeta, Yasunori Ishihara, Fukuhito Ooshita, Hirotsugu Kakugawa, Satoshi Kurihara, Koichi Moriyama:
  Owens Luis - A context-aware multi-modal smart office chair in an ambient environment. 1-4
  
• Nathan Burba, Mark T. Bolas, David M. Krum, Evan A. Suma:
  Unobtrusive measurement of subtle nonverbal behaviors with the Microsoft Kinect. 1-4
  
• Hiroyuki Iizuka, Davide Marocco, Hideyuki Ando, Taro Maeda:
  Turn-taking supports humanlikeness and communication in perceptual crossing experiments - Toward developing human-like communicable interface devices. 1-4
  
• Yusuke Hayashi, Yuichi Itoh, Kazuki Takashima, Kazuyuki Fujita, Kosuke Nakajima, Ikuo Daibo, Takao Onoye:
  Cup-le: A cup-shaped device for conversational experiment. 1-2
  

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