Titlebook: Collaborative Virtual Environments; Digital Places and S Elizabeth F. Churchill,David N. Snowdon,Alan J. Mu Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Londo

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Designing to Support Collaborative Scientific Research Across Distances: The nanoManipulator Environ USA. Its current policy is to fund the development or purchase of specialized scientific instruments in (not-for- profit) research labs across the USA and to help fund scientists to travel to those labs to collaborate and conduct scientific experiments using these specialized scientific instruments.

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Shaping China’s Global Imaginationemerged. These include 3D environments: MASSIVE (Greenhalgh and Benford, 1995), DIVE (Dix, 1997), AlphaWorlds, Blaxxun, VWWW; 2D graphical systems: ThePalace; and textual environments: MUDs (Edwards, 1994).

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“He’s Behind You”: The Experience of Presence in Shared Virtual Environmentsemerged. These include 3D environments: MASSIVE (Greenhalgh and Benford, 1995), DIVE (Dix, 1997), AlphaWorlds, Blaxxun, VWWW; 2D graphical systems: ThePalace; and textual environments: MUDs (Edwards, 1994).

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Collaborative Virtual Environments: Digital Spaces and Places for CSCW: An Introductionby William Gibson (Gibson, 1989). VR promised to revolutionize the way in which we experience and interact with computers, and research into the field mushroomed. More recently, the hype surrounding VR has died down and, although it is receiving less public attention, serious work is continuing with

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System Challenges for Collaborative Virtual Environments mean that, although the technology has advanced to a point where many things are possible, there are still inadequacies which prevent its application to real-world problems. This difficulty of getting virtual reality (VR) to work adequately is due to a wide range of things: some are hardware-relate

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Understanding the Network Requirements of Collaborative Virtual Environmentspter we focus on the network and communication requirements of CVEs in relation to several aspects of their design, implementation and use. We cannot cover the relationships between these various aspects comprehensively in this chapter; rather we will give a framework and a number of key illustratio

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“He’s Behind You”: The Experience of Presence in Shared Virtual Environmentsence is manifest in practice within virtual environments and second, the means by which everyday users experience virtual environments. The ethnographic study presented in this chapter is part of a multidisciplinary approach to the design of online large-scale collaborative virtual environments (CVE