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The interactive geographic video
IGARSS 2003. 2003 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium. Proceedings (IEEE Cat. No.03CH37477), 2004MediaGIS is a concept of tightly integrated multimedia with spatial information. VideoGIS is an example of MediaGIS focused on the integration and interaction of video and spatial information. Our suggested GeoVideo, a new concept of interactive geographic video has its key feature in interactiveness. In GeoVideo, the geographic tasks such as browsing,
Kyong-Ho Kim +4 more
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Video interaction: a research agenda
Personal and Ubiquitous Computing, 2013The topic of this special issue is the broadened use of video and the need to articulate a research agenda that addresses its new opportunities and challenges. This agenda, which we argue should be labelled ‘‘video interaction,’’ is influenced by both emerging practices and technical developments. In the widest sense, we refer to video interaction as a
Juhlin O. +3 more
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Interactive viewpoint video textures
Proceedings of the 9th European Conference on Visual Media Production - CVMP '12, 2012We propose an approach to interactively explore video textures from different viewpoints. Scenes can be played back continuously and in a temporally coherent fashion from any camera location along a path. Our algorithm takes as input short videos from a set of discrete camera locations, and does not require contemporaneous capture -- data is acquired ...
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Digital Video and Interactivity
2009With the growth of digital video technology, the authors have chosen to explore the potential of the DVD, in terms of interactivity. The research aims at understanding the interaction possibilities of digital video in a DVD player, while still keeping the narrative constraints.
Alysson K. Morelli +2 more
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Industrial and Commercial Training, 1982
This is just a random selection of headlines from my clippings file. It seems, these days, that just about every magazine concerned with either video or training has at least a news snippet about some well‐known organisation establishing (or expanding) a video training programme. A single article in the Financial Times mentions the National Westminster
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This is just a random selection of headlines from my clippings file. It seems, these days, that just about every magazine concerned with either video or training has at least a news snippet about some well‐known organisation establishing (or expanding) a video training programme. A single article in the Financial Times mentions the National Westminster
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Interactive mathematical videos. [PDF]
, 2013 We have added interaction from and to videos in our MathDox exercise system, by using the Popcorn.js library from the Mozilla foundation. In this way we have realized interactive mathematical videos. Our approach is still in an experimental phase, but in the near future we will investigate the possibilities offered by this approach, both on ...
Cuypers, H., Knopper, J.W.
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Interactive Stereoscopic Video Conversion
IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology, 2013This paper presents a system of converting conventional monocular videos to stereoscopic ones. In the system, an input monocular video is firstly segmented into shots so as to reduce operations on similar frames. An automatic depth estimation method is proposed to compute the depth maps of the video frames utilizing three monocular depth cues - depth ...
Zhebin Zhang +3 more
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Interaction Prototyping With Video: Bridging Video Interaction Analysis & Design
CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems Extended Abstracts, 2022Hannah R. M. Pelikan +5 more
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Interactive Video: producing the goods
Medical Teacher, 1988Computer assisted learning is moving into the area of ‘interactive video’ where the output from both a microcomputer and a video-cassette recorder can be presented on the one screen. This paper describes the time and work involved in making such an interactive video and the various stages that have to be gone through.
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