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Leigh, J., Johnson, A.E., and DeFanti, T.A. Issues in the design of a flexible distributed architecture for supporting persistence and interoperability in collaborative virtual environments. In Proceedings of Supercomputing'97, San Jose, California, Nov 1997. IEEE/ACM.
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....to be a highly successful distributed virtual social space, particularly for those drivers who had full access to the input affordances. On the technical front, the NICE project provided a driving application for the development of the CAVERNSoft distributed virtual environment architecture (Leigh Johnson, 1998). In retrospect, the most serious shortcoming of NICE is the inadequacy of its science model. In an attempt to engage children, we introduced elements (umbrellas, sunglasses, and facial expressions) without natural analogs, and misrepresented naturally occurring features (e.g. root systems) ....
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J. Leigh, A. E. Johnson, and T. A. DeFanti, "Issues in the design of a flexible distributed architecture for supporting persistence and interoperability in collaborative virtual environments, " in Proceedings of the 1997.
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