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Abstract: Much of the work concerned with virtual environments has addressed the development of new rendering technologies or interaction techniques. As the technology matures and becomes widely available, there is, however, a need to better understand how this technology can be accommodated in software engineering practice. In particular, virtual environments have the potential to support interaction techniques that are substantially more complex than those found for example in graphical user... (Update)
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.... richer and more continuous interaction with the user, and hence applications using such techniques can also be viewed as hybrid systems [21]. If the models we build of such systems are to support reasoning about issues of usability and user requirements, then building a model of...
.... richer and more continuous interaction with the user, and hence applications using such techniques can also be viewed as hybrid systems [18]. If the models we build of such systems are to support reasoning about issues of usability and user requirements, then building a model...
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Shamus Smith, David Duke, and Mieke Massink. The hybrid world of virtual environments. In Eurographics '99, 1999. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/smith99hybrid.html More
@inproceedings{ smith99hybrid,
author = "Shamus Smith and David Duke",
title = "The Hybrid World of Virtual Environments",
booktitle = "Computer Graphics Forum (Eurographics '99)",
volume = "18(3)",
publisher = "The Eurographics Association and Blackwell Publishers",
editor = "P. Brunet and R. Scopigno",
pages = "297--308",
year = "1999",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/smith99hybrid.html" }
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