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Perception in Graphics, Visualization,

Virtual Environments and Animation

Ann McNamara

Department of Visualization

Texas A&M University

Katerina Mania&dagger;

Department of Electronic & Computer Engineering

Technical University of Crete

Diego Gutierrez&Dagger;

Department of Computer Science

Universidad de Zaragoza

September 16, 2011

ann@viz.tamu.edu

&dagger;mania@ced.tuc.gr

&Dagger;diegog@unizar.es

Abstract

See http://web.me.com/annmcnamara/PerceptionCourse2011/Home.html

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This course presents timely, relevant examples on how researchers have leveraged

perceptual information for optimization of rendering algorithms, to better

guide design and presentation in display media, and for improved visualization

of complex or large data sets. Each presentation will provide references and

short overviews of cutting-edge current research pertaining to that area. We

will ensure that the most up-to-date research examples are presented by sourcing

information from recent perception and graphics conferences and journals

such as ACM Transactions on Perception, paying particular attention work presented

at the Symposium on Applied Perception in Graphics and Visualization.

About the Lecturers

Ann McNamara

Department of Visualization

Texas A&M University

3137 TAMU

College Station, TX 77843-3137

+1-979-845-4715

ann@viz.tamu.edu

http://www.viz.tamu.edu/people/ann

Ann McNamara received her undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University

of Bristol, UK. Anns research focuses on the advancement of computer

graphics and scientific visualization through novel approaches for optimizing

an individuals experience when creating, viewing and interacting with virtual

spaces. She investigates new ways to exploit knowledge of human visual perception

to produce high quality computer graphics and animations more efficiently.

She joined the faculty of the newly formed Department of Visualization

at Texas A&M University in 2008, where she is currently an assistant professor.

Ann serves on several IPCs including APGV.

Katerina Mania

Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering

Technical University of Crete

University Campus Kounoupidiana Chania Crete Greece

+30 28210 37222

k.mania@ced.tuc.gr

http://www.music.tuc.gr/kmania

Katerina Mania completed a B.Sc. in Mathematics, University of Crete, Greece,

an M.Sc./Ph.D in Computer Science, University of Bristol, UK, funded by HP

Labs. She worked at HP Labs as a researcher before serving on Faculty in the

Department of Informatics, University of Sussex. Katerina spent her sabbatical

at NASA Ames Research Centre (Advanced Displays and Spatial Perception

Laboratory) in 2003. She is currently an Assistant Professor with tenure at the

Technical University of Crete, Greece. Katerina was the program co-chair for

APGV 2010 and Associate Editor of ACM Transactions on Applied Perception

and Presence Teleoperators and Virtual Environments.

Diego Gutierrez

Universidad de Zaragoza

Cps (Edificio Ada Byron)

Maria de Luna, 1

50018 Zaragoza

SPAIN

+34-976-762-354

diegog@unizar.es

http://giga.cps.unizar.es/ diegog/

Diego Gutierrez received his PhD in Computer Science (Universidad de Zaragoza,

Spain) on the topic of Curved photon mapping: global illumination in participating

inhomogeneous media and also received the PhD Extraordinary Award

granted by his university. Diego is a tenured Associate Professor (Professor

Titular) in the Departamento de Informtica e Ingeniera de Sistemas of the Universidad

de Zaragoza, and Affiliated Staff of the Computer Graphics Group of

the University of Bristol. His areas of interest include computational photography,

photorealistic rendering (actually, rendering in general), perception and

the human visual system and High Dynamic Range imaging.