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PerDis 2012: Porto, Portugal
- Rui José, Elaine M. Huang:
The International Symposium on Pervasive Displays, PerDis 2012, Porto, Portugal, June 4-5, 2012. ACM 2012, ISBN 978-1-4503-1414-5 [contents] - Umar Rashid, Miguel A. Nacenta
, Aaron J. Quigley
Factors influencing visual attention switch in multi-display user interfaces: a survey. 1 - Morin Ostkamp, Gernot Bauer, Christian Kray
Visual highlighting on public displays. 2 - Miaosen Wang, Sebastian Boring, Saul Greenberg:
Proxemic peddler: a public advertising display that captures and preserves the attention of a passerby. 3 - Matthias Baldauf, Peter Fröhlich, Katrin Lasinger:
A scalable framework for markerless camera-based smartphone interaction with large public displays. 4 - Martin Tomitsch
Designing for mobile interaction with augmented objects. 5 - Luke Hespanhol, Martin Tomitsch
Investigating intuitiveness and effectiveness of gestures for free spatial interaction with large displays. 6 - Nemanja Memarovic, Marc Langheinrich
The interacting places framework: conceptualizing public display applications that promote community interaction and place awareness. 7 - Rui José
Beyond interaction: tools and practices for situated publication in display networks. 8 - Tomas Lindén, Tommi Heikkinen, Vassilis Kostakos
Towards multi-application public interactive displays. 9 - Sarah Clinch, Nigel Davies
Designing application stores for public display networks. 10 - Marcus Handte
iScreen: a toolkit for interactive screens. 11 - Andrew Vande Moere
The role of context in media architecture. 12 - Kai Kasugai
Perspective views in video communication systems: an analysis of fundamental user requirements. 13 - Nancy V. Diniz, Carlos Duarte
Mapping interaction onto media façades. 14 - Ben Bedwell
Encouraging spectacle to create self-sustaining interactions at public displays. 15 - Eleonora Mencarini
An investigation on acceptance and rejection of public displays in a knowledge company. 16 - Florian Alt
How to evaluate public displays. 17 - Miguel A. Nacenta
The LunchTable: a multi-user, multi-display system for information sharing in casual group interactions. 18 - Inna Belinky, Joel Lanir, Tsvi Kuflik
Using handheld devices and situated displays for collaborative planning of a museum visit. 19 - Agnese Caglio, Jacob Buur
Creating engagement with old research videos. 20
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