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Browsing 08 Information and Computing Sciences by Author "Edmonds Ernest"

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  • Danylak Roman; Edmonds Ernest (Australia CRC for Interaction Design, 2005)
    Multimodal Interaction has created exciting new opportunities for the future of HCI. Current interfaces are, however, becoming congested owing to the easy transformations of digitised information from one application ...
  • Edmonds Ernest (IEEE, 2011)
    This paper reviews the development of frameworks for thinking and talking about interactive art in the context of my personal practice over the last forty years. It traces a number of paths taken, from an early simple ...
  • Edmonds Ernest (Routledge, 2010)
    Interactive art has become much more common as a result of the many ways in which the computer and the Internet have facilitated it. Issues relating to human¿computer interaction (HCI) are as important to interactive art ...
  • Edmonds Ernest (IOS Press, 2007)
  • Dulyan Aram; Edmonds Ernest (CHISIG, 2010)
    Remotely accessible audio-based virtual tours can offer great utility for blind or vision impaired persons, eliminating the difficulties posed by travel to unfamiliar locations, and allowing truly independent exploration. ...
  • Edmonds Ernest (British Computer Society, 2010)
    The paper reviews aspects of abstract films and the notions of time that occur in them. A series of developments by the author in making various generative digital abstract, or concrete, works are described and compared ...
  • Burraston David; Edmonds Ernest (Royal Society of Medicine Press Ltd, 2002)
  • Burraston David; Edmonds Ernest; Livingston Dan; Miranda Eduardo Reck (International Computer Music Association, 2004)
  • Candy Linda; Edmonds Ernest (Springer-Verlag, 2004)
    The paper is concerned with increasing our understanding of creative expertise drawing upon studies of collaboration between technologists and artists. The nature of expertise in collaborative creative work is discussed ...
  • Shneiderman B; Fischer G; Czerwinski M; Resnick M; Myers B; Candy Linda; Edmonds Ernest; Eisenberg M; Giaccardi Elisa; Hewett Tom; Jennings Pamela; Kules Bill; Nakakoji Kumiyo; Nunamaker Jay; Pausch Mandy; Selker Ted; Sylvan Elisabeth; Terry Michael (Marine Biological Laboratory, 2005)
  • Amitani Shigeki; Edmonds Ernest (Springer, 2008)
    The aim of this research is to develop a system to support video artists. We have analysed the process of making a video sequence in collaboration with an experienced video artist so that design rationales of the system ...
  • Johnston Andrew; Candy Linda; Edmonds Ernest (Carnegie Mellon University, 2009)
    In this paper we describe an interaction framework which classifies musicians¿ interactions with virtual musical instruments into three modes: instrumental, ornamental and conversational. We argue that conversational ...
  • Costello Brigid; Edmonds Ernest (ACM Press, 2009)
    We describe a case study of the audience experience of an interactive artwork titled Just a Bit of Spin. This study was part of practice-based research project that aimed to develop strategies for designing for a play ...
  • Robertson Toni; Muller Elizabeth; Edmonds Ernest (ACID, 2006)
    This position statement describes a method called "Experience Workshops", developed by the authors for working with expert audiences in the design of an interactive artwork. Based around the participants' experience of ...
  • Amitani Shigeki; Edmonds Ernest (Australasian CRC for Interaction Design, 2007)
  • Turner Gregory; Weakley Alastair; Zhang Yun; Edmonds Ernest (IOS Press, 2005)
  • Phalip Julien; Edmonds Ernest (Australian Research Council HCSNet (Human Communication Science Network), 2007)
  • Danylak Roman; Edmonds Ernest (Association for Computing Machinery, Inc, 2008)
    Interactive film, delivered by computational processes, collapses the self; the singular, personal identity to which we have become accustomed is challenged by the adoption of many selves, transforming our primary experience ...
  • Berry Rodney; Naemura Masahide; Kobayashi Yuichi; Masahiro Tada; Naomi Inoue; Pisan Yusuf; Edmonds Ernest (Australian Computer Society, 2006)
    In the context of a larger project dealing with kansei analysis of movement, we present a basic method for applying real-time filters to human motion capture data in order to modify the perceived emotional affect of ...
  • Amitani Shigeki; Edmonds Ernest (ACM, 2005)
    In this paper, we are going to describe a system for managing and authoring time-based information artefact, as an implementation of Knowledge Nebula Crystallizer [9]. The design rationale of the system and its implementation ...