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  Kia Ng, Jonathan P. Bowen, Sarah McDaid:
  Electronic Visualisation and the Arts, EVA 2013, London, UK, 29-31 July 2013. Workshops in Computing, BCS 2013, ISBN 978-1-780172-15-6

Digital enhanced reality

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  Martha Henson, Alex Butterworth, Danny Birchall:
  Creating Magic on Mobile.
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  Tula Giannini:
  Visualizing Brooklyn: the Brooklyn Visual Heritage Website.
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  Oliver Gingrich, Eugenia Emets, Alain Renaud:
  Enhancing Presence - Immersive Sound Environments as Presence Generating Factor.
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  Steve DiPaola:
  Future trends: Adding Computational Intelligence, Knowledge and Creativity to Interactive Exhibits and Visualisation Systems.

Computer arts

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  Steve DiPaola, Allison Smith:
  Interactively Exploring Picasso's Multi-diamentional Creative Process in Producing Guernica.
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  Pattarawut Subyen, Thecla Schiphorst, Philippe Pasquier:
  EMVIZ (flow): An Artistic Tool for Visualising Movement Quality.
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  Joanne L. Armitage, Kia Ng:
  Multimodal Music Composition.
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  Tom Scholfield:
  Neurotic Armageddon Indicator: A Data Sculpture.

Research workshop

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  Atif Akin:
  User Frames in Media Arts.
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  Rehan Zia:
  Corfe Castle - In a Different Light.
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  Carl H. Smith:
  Experience Communication through Post Digital Design.
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  Pierre-Francois Gerard:
  ArchiMemory.
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  Min Zhang:
  'A is for Art' - Draw Paintings in You Mind.
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  Ezwan M. Mokhtar, Marco Gillies:
  How I Animate: An Hand Guesture-Centric Technique.
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  Nanette Hoogslag:
  (Reinventing) Editorial Illustration in Online News Media.

Data visualisation

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  Florian Kräutli, Stephen Boyd Davis:
  Known Unknowns: Representing Uncertainty in Historical Time.
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  Carina Westling, Leon Barker, Aoife Healy, Rob Needham, Harry J. Witchel, Nachiappan Chockalingam:
  Spatial Data Correlation: An interactive 3D visualisation tool for correlating the motion cature data streams from different devices.
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  Jen Southern, Chris Speed:
  Shared distance: The Poetry of Data in Collaborative GPS Visualisations.

Music and performance

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  Gavin Wood, Aeron Buchanan:
  Introducing the Music Access Platform.
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  Rebecca Carter, Thomas McKenzie, Lawrence Sarker, Kia Ng:
  From Seeing to Feeling Sound: A Multimodal Interface for Trans-Domain Mapping of Sound.
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  Marco Gillies, Shakti Zapata Gomez, Sebastian Zimmer:
  Suzie's Dance: Reliving Dance through Motion Capture Animation of Photographs.
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  Elisa Sereno-Janz:
  FiddleLights: Kinetic Signatures of the Bow Hand - Visualising Fiddle Tunes and Contemporary Violin Performance.

Workshop

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  Tara Daniel, Linsey Pollak, Michelle Williamson:
  The Sound Playground.

Museums, libraries and archives

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  Tessa Morrison, Helen Giggins, Nicholas Foulcher:
  Timeline Newcastle: Reconstructing Industrial Newcastle - Implementation and Exhibition.
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  Eoin Kilfeather:
  Visualising Museum stories.
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  Katina Hazelden, Matthew Yee-King, Roberto Confalonieri, Fiammetta Ghedini, Carles Sierra, Mark d'Inverno:
  WeCurate: Enriching the Sociocultural Practices of the Museum Experience.

Art and electronics

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  Frauke Zeller, David Harris Smith:
  My kulturBOT 1.0.
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  Suk Kyoung Choi, Steve DiPaola:
  How a Painter Paints: An Interdisciplinary Understanding of Embodied Creativity.
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  Jerome J. Leary:
  Development of Portable Painting Format for CNC Painting.
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  Linda Candy:
  Creativity and Evaluation: Supporting Practice and Research in the Interactive Arts.

Scientific visualisation

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  Diana Marques, Robert Costello, José Azevedo:
  Augmented Reality Facilitating Visual Literacy for Engagement with Science in Museums.
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  Augoustinos Tsiros:
  The Dimensions and Complexities of Audio-Visual Association.
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  Mieke Pfarr-Harfst:
  Virtual Scientific Models.
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  Ed Cookson, Will Case:
  London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Opening and Closing Ceremonies: Audience Pixel Content.

Built and natural environment

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  Simone Helena Tanoue Vizioli, Joubert José Lancha, Paulo César Castral:
  Drawing and Surface: Freehand Architectural Drawing Mediated by Digital.
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  Vajira Premadasa, Michael Pearce:
  Digital Visualisation and Design Development in Historic Building Projects.
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  Tessa Morrison:
  Utopian Cities from 15th to 19th Century Literature: A Philosophical Investigation through 3-D Visualisation.

Demonstration

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  Mel Woods, Hadi Mehrpouya, Jamie Forth:
  Booksight: Visualising the Library of Ideas.
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  Rebecca Holderness, Matthew Russell:
  Learning to Think and Create Outside the Box: Using Digital Media in a Blended Theatre Course.
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  Marianne Markowski, Dominique Rivoal:
  Teletalker - Making Online Face-to-Face Interaction Easier for Older People.
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  Carol MacGillivray, Bruno Mathez, Frederic Fol Leymarie:
  The Diasynchronoscope Project: Investigations in Screen-less Apparant Motion.

Museums, Libraries and Archives

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  Eva Van Passel, Olga Van Oost:
  On Convergence and Open Data: Challenges for Libraries, Archives and Museums.
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  Irida Ntailla:
  Haptic Interactions through Touch-Screen Interfaces.

Demonstration

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  Jazz Rasool:
  Advancing Traditional Relevance Based Social Networking to Resonance Driven Social Fieldworking using Mindfulness Visualisation.
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  Lucie F. Hernandez:
  Exploring the Infographic: Designing our Digital Selves.

Motion and Performance

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  Ian Grant:
  Surfaces and Shadows: Digital Shadow Puppetry and Augmented Silhouette Performance.
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  Paula Varanda:
  Body and Movement Visualisations in New Media Dance.
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  Kelly Hamilton:
  Mapping Motion: The Principles of Motion Capture and the Law of Projection.
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  Don McIntyre:
  Open Locast: How MIT's evolving media platform is being used to improve connections between people and their social, cultural, and physical spaces.

Workshop

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  Derek J. Smith:
  The Cognitive Science of Aesthetic Interaction.

Imaging

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  Gareth Beale, Nicole Beale, Ian Dawson, Louisa Minkin:
  Making Digital: Visual Approaches to the Digital Humanities.
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  W. Ryan Dodge, Laura Haapio-Kirk:
  The Sharypic PhotoWall at the Royal Ontario Museum: An experiment in real-time crowdsourcing.
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  Ileana Maris, Ard Huizing, Wim Bouman, Marijke Ooserbroek:
  The Curious Case of Design Thinking in Museums.

Demonstration

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  Brian Wichmann, Tony Lee:
  Analysis and Synthesis of Islamic Geometric Designs.

Computer Arts

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  John Hillman:
  Ten Things to Take: A community education project to re-image space place & memory using digital photography.
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  Karl N. Harrison, Jonathan P. Bowen, Alice M. Bowen:
  Electronic Visualisation in Chemistry: from Alchemy to Art.
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  Valerie Mace:
  Re-imaging the Environment.
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  Hans-Peter Gasselseder:
  Re-orchestrating Game Drama: The Immersive Experience of Dynamic Music in Video Games.

Seeing music and performance

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  Camille Baker:
  Open-source, Custom Interfaces and Devices with Live Coding in Participatory Performance.
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  Camille Baker, Kate Sicchio:
  Hacking the Body.
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  Anna Shvets:
  Interactive Application for Visualisation of the Form of Written Postmodern Music.

Exhibition

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  Flavia Caviezel:
  RhyCycling - Fluid Borderland.
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  Amy Cunningham:
  Oracle: The Articulation of Promise.
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  Ernest A. Edmonds:
  Shaping Form Sussex (the movie).
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  Jing Zhou:
  Interactive Book of Changes - 'I Ching'.
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  Jing Zhou:
  Living Mandala {interactive art project}.

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