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From: Skip Rizzo, Ph. D. [mailto:arizzo@u ......]
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 6:35 PM
To: VRPSYCH-L@u ......
Subject: Augmented Reality Conference

Hi all,

I have forwarded this ... for those interested in 
Augmented Reality...this looks to be a very good conference and a number of 
the AR Demos that I've seen lately appear to have some potential value for 
Psychology/Mental Health applications...

Best Regards,

Skip

Subject: CFP: ISAR '01

Dear Program Committee:
Attached is the Call for Papers for ISAR 2001. Please pass this around to 
all interested parties and encourage submissions
to this year's conference!

Ron Azuma
(azuma@H ......)
---------------------------------------------------------------
Call For Participation
IEEE & ACM International Symposium on Augmented Reality 2001
ISAR'01
October 29-30, 2001
Columbia University, New York, NY
http://www.augmented-reality.org/isar2001 or
http://www.cs.columbia.edu/graphics/isar2001

Paper submissions due by June 5, 2001
Demo submissions due by August 5, 2001

Objectives
ISAR'01 will provide an opportunity for Augmented Reality (AR) researchers 
from academia and industry to meet in an informal atmosphere to exchange 
ideas, concepts, and research results. ISAR is meant to trigger discussions 
among participants and to provide an intensive exchange between academic 
and industrial researchers working in the different AR research areas.

History
ISAR '01 is the fourth in a series of successful events sponsored by IEEE 
and ACM in cooperation with Eurographics:
ISAR '00: October 2000, Munich, Germany
IWAR '99: October 1999, San Francisco, USA
IWAR '98: October 1998, San Francisco, USA

Topics
AR applications
personal AR information systems
industrial AR applications
medical AR applications
AR for Architecture
System architecture (hardware and software design)
wearable computing
distributed and collaborative AR
performance issues (approaches for achieving real-time AR)
Information presentation
display hardware
AR image synthesis
real-time rendering
photorealistic rendering (e.g., reflection analysis)
object overlay and spatial layout techniques
aural augmentation
mediated reality
mixed reality
Sensors for position and orientation tracking
tracking technology
calibration methods
sensor fusion
vision-based registration and tracking
acquisition of 3D scene descriptions
User interaction
interaction techniques for AR
multimodal input and output
Human factors
usability studies
acceptance of AR technology, social implications

Invited Speakers
David Hawkes Guy's, King's & St Thomas' School of Medicine, UK
Ulrich Neumann University of Southern California, USA
Jun Rekimoto Sony Computer Science Laboratory, Japan

General Chairs
Nassir Navab* Siemens Corporate Research, USA
Steve Feiner * Columbia University, USA

Program Chairs
Ron Azuma* HRL Laboratories, USA
Gudrun Klinker* Technische Universitdt M|nchen, Germany
Hideyuki Tamura* Mixed Reality Systems Laboratory, Japan

Demo Chair
Mihran Tuceryan Indiana University-Purdue University, USA

Program Committee
Yuichiro Akatsuka Olympus Optical Company, Japan
Reinhold Behringer* Rockwell Science Center, USA
Mark Billinghurst University of Washington, USA
Wolfgang Birkfellner University of Vienna, Austria
Kostas Daniilidis University of Pennsylvania, USA
Paul Debevec USC Institute for Creative Technologies, USA
Anthony DiGioia Carnegie Mellon University, USA
Stephen Ellis NASA Ames Research Center, USA
Andrew Fitzgibbon University of Oxford, UK
Eric Foxlin InterSense Inc., USA
Pascal Fua Swiss Federal Institute of Tech., Switzerland
David Hawkes Guy's, King's & St Thomas' School of Medicine, UK
Michitaka Hirose University of Tokyo, Japan
William Hoff Colorado School of Mines, USA
Tobias Hvllerer Columbia University, USA
Simon Julier Naval Research Laboratory, USA
Anthony Majoros The Boeing Company, USA
Blair MacIntyre Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
David Mizell* Desana Systems, USA
Paul Milgram University of Toronto, Canada
Stefan M|ller* Fraunhofer IGD, Germany
Ulrich Neumann* University of Southern California, USA
Dirk Reiners Fraunhofer IGD/ZGDV, Germany
Jun Rekimoto* Sony Computer Science Laboratory, Japan
Albert Rizzo University of Southern California, USA
Dieter Schmalstieg Vienna University of Technology, Austria
Gilles Simon LORIA-INRIA Lorraine, France
Andrei State University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
Didier Stricker* Fraunhofer IGD, Germany
V Sundareswaran Rockwell Science Center, USA
Haruo Takemura* Nara Institute of Science & Technology, Japan
Mihran Tuceryan Indiana University-Purdue University, USA
Jim Vallino Rochester Institute of Technology, USA
Hiroyuki Yamamoto Mixed Reality Systems Laboratory, Japan
Andrew Zisserman University of Oxford, UK
* Member of ISAR steering committee
CFP3-ISAR01.pdf

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FORUM ON AUGMENTED AND VIRTUAL REALITY --------------------------- ListBot Sponsor -------------------------- Build a marketing database and send targeted HTML and text e-mail newsletters to your customers with List Builder. http://www.listbuilder.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Skip Rizzo, Ph. D. [mailto:arizzo@u ......] Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 6:35 PM To: VRPSYCH-L@u ...... Subject: Augmented Reality Conference Hi all, I have forwarded this ... for those interested in Augmented Reality...this looks to be a very good conference and a number of the AR Demos that I've seen lately appear to have some potential value for Psychology/Mental Health applications... Best Regards, Skip Subject: CFP: ISAR '01 Dear Program Committee: Attached is the Call for Papers for ISAR 2001. Please pass this around to all interested parties and encourage submissions to this year's conference! Ron Azuma (azuma@H ......) --------------------------------------------------------------- Call For Participation IEEE & ACM International Symposium on Augmented Reality 2001 ISAR'01 October 29-30, 2001 Columbia University, New York, NY http://www.augmented-reality.org/isar2001 or http://www.cs.columbia.edu/graphics/isar2001 Paper submissions due by June 5, 2001 Demo submissions due by August 5, 2001 Objectives ISAR'01 will provide an opportunity for Augmented Reality (AR) researchers from academia and industry to meet in an informal atmosphere to exchange ideas, concepts, and research results. ISAR is meant to trigger discussions among participants and to provide an intensive exchange between academic and industrial researchers working in the different AR research areas. History ISAR '01 is the fourth in a series of successful events sponsored by IEEE and ACM in cooperation with Eurographics: ISAR '00: October 2000, Munich, Germany IWAR '99: October 1999, San Francisco, USA IWAR '98: October 1998, San Francisco, USA Topics AR applications personal AR information systems industrial AR applications medical AR applications AR for Architecture System architecture (hardware and software design) wearable computing distributed and collaborative AR performance issues (approaches for achieving real-time AR) Information presentation display hardware AR image synthesis real-time rendering photorealistic rendering (e.g., reflection analysis) object overlay and spatial layout techniques aural augmentation mediated reality mixed reality Sensors for position and orientation tracking tracking technology calibration methods sensor fusion vision-based registration and tracking acquisition of 3D scene descriptions User interaction interaction techniques for AR multimodal input and output Human factors usability studies acceptance of AR technology, social implications Invited Speakers David Hawkes Guy's, King's & St Thomas' School of Medicine, UK Ulrich Neumann University of Southern California, USA Jun Rekimoto Sony Computer Science Laboratory, Japan General Chairs Nassir Navab* Siemens Corporate Research, USA Steve Feiner * Columbia University, USA Program Chairs Ron Azuma* HRL Laboratories, USA Gudrun Klinker* Technische Universitdt M\|nchen, Germany Hideyuki Tamura* Mixed Reality Systems Laboratory, Japan Demo Chair Mihran Tuceryan Indiana University-Purdue University, USA Program Committee Yuichiro Akatsuka Olympus Optical Company, Japan Reinhold Behringer* Rockwell Science Center, USA Mark Billinghurst University of Washington, USA Wolfgang Birkfellner University of Vienna, Austria Kostas Daniilidis University of Pennsylvania, USA Paul Debevec USC Institute for Creative Technologies, USA Anthony DiGioia Carnegie Mellon University, USA Stephen Ellis NASA Ames Research Center, USA Andrew Fitzgibbon University of Oxford, UK Eric Foxlin InterSense Inc., USA Pascal Fua Swiss Federal Institute of Tech., Switzerland David Hawkes Guy's, King's & St Thomas' School of Medicine, UK Michitaka Hirose University of Tokyo, Japan William Hoff Colorado School of Mines, USA Tobias Hvllerer Columbia University, USA Simon Julier Naval Research Laboratory, USA Anthony Majoros The Boeing Company, USA Blair MacIntyre Georgia Institute of Technology, USA David Mizell* Desana Systems, USA Paul Milgram University of Toronto, Canada Stefan M\|ller* Fraunhofer IGD, Germany Ulrich Neumann* University of Southern California, USA Dirk Reiners Fraunhofer IGD/ZGDV, Germany Jun Rekimoto* Sony Computer Science Laboratory, Japan Albert Rizzo University of Southern California, USA Dieter Schmalstieg Vienna University of Technology, Austria Gilles Simon LORIA-INRIA Lorraine, France Andrei State University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA Didier Stricker* Fraunhofer IGD, Germany V Sundareswaran Rockwell Science Center, USA Haruo Takemura* Nara Institute of Science & Technology, Japan Mihran Tuceryan Indiana University-Purdue University, USA Jim Vallino Rochester Institute of Technology, USA Hiroyuki Yamamoto Mixed Reality Systems Laboratory, Japan Andrew Zisserman University of Oxford, UK * Member of ISAR steering committee CFP3-ISAR01.pdf ______________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe, write to ARforum-unsubscribe@l ..........