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Virtual Environments, Virtual Works, Virtual Lives?
2006 Technology Management for the Global Future - PICMET 2006 Conference, 2006Technological advances mostly in Internet and mobile technologies affect our lives in myriad ways. Globally, these technologies are used in many environments; the usage of these technologies also creates virtual environments. The concepts of time, place, language and boundaries disappear; many people from different countries and cultures can ...
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Nurse Educator, 2010
In this bimonthly series, the authors examine how nurse educators can use the Internet and Web-based computer technologies such as search, communication, collaborative writing tools; social networking and social bookmarking sites; virtual worlds; and Web-based teaching and learning programs.
Ahern, Nancy, Wink, Diane M.
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In this bimonthly series, the authors examine how nurse educators can use the Internet and Web-based computer technologies such as search, communication, collaborative writing tools; social networking and social bookmarking sites; virtual worlds; and Web-based teaching and learning programs.
Ahern, Nancy, Wink, Diane M.
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Biofeedback and Virtual Environments
International Journal of Architectural Computing, 2011This paper explains potential benefits of indirect biofeedback used within interactive virtual environments, and reflects on an earlier study that allowed for the dynamic modification of a virtual environment's graphic shaders, music and artificial intelligence, based on the biofeedback of the player.
Champion, Erik, Dekker, Andrew
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Interoperable networked virtual environments
Proceedings. IEEE International Conference on Multimedia Computing and Systems (Cat. No.98TB100241), 2002The interoperability between heterogeneous distributed virtual environments is one of the main problem virtual reality will have to face in the very near future. This article presents the main concepts we propose in NOVA (Networked Open Virtual Environment).
Soto, Michel, Allongue, Sébastien
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Virtual Geographical Environment
2021The concept of the virtual geographic environment (VGE) was proposed just 10 years, but it has become one of the most dynamic and creative research fields in cartography and has drawn wide attention and discussion. First, the cognitive aspect of the virtual geographical environment is a three-dimensional, dynamic and interactive geographical space, the
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Virtual environments in neuroscience
IEEE Transactions on Information Technology in Biomedicine, 1998Virtual environments (VE's) let users navigate and interact with computer-generated three-dimensional (3-D) environments in real time, allowing for the control of complex stimuli presentation. These VE's have attracted much attention in medicine, especially in remote or augmented surgery, and surgical training, which are critically dependent on hand ...
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Autonomic Virtualized Environments
International Conference on Autonomic and Autonomous Systems (ICAS'06), 2006Virtualization was invented more than thirty years ago to allow large expensive mainframes to be easily shared among different application environments. As hardware prices went down, the need for virtualization faded away. More recently, virtualization at all levels (system, storage, and network) became important again as a way to improve system ...
D.A. Menasce, M.N. Bennani
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Medicine in virtual environments
Technology and Health Care, 1995Virtual Environments allow a human to interact with a (computer) system in such a way that a high level of presence in a computer-synthesised world is experienced. In principle, all human senses are involved with the interaction. Many applications may benefit from this type of human-machine interfacing, however, few have emerged so far for medicine. In
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Cooperative virtual environments
Proceedings of the 1996 ACM conference on Computer supported cooperative work, 1996Existing Cooperative Virtual Environments present the same shared world to each of the cooperating users. This is analogous to the use of strict-WYSIWIS in early 2D interfaces. Research in the area of shared 2D interfaces has shown a strong trend to support individual tailoring of the shared views, and move away from the strict-WYSIWIS abstraction ...
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