EVA London 2012

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Electronic Visualisation and the Arts 2012 (EVA) is co-sponsored by the Computer Arts Society and BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT, of which the CAS is a specialist group. Over almost two decades, the EVA conference has established itself as one of London's most innovative and interdisciplinary conferences in the field of digital visualisation.

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EVA London 2012

Episodes

Audiovisual Installation: Interactive imprinting of sound in water

Applying Augmented Reality to Preserving Industrial Heritage

Visualizing the Main Monuments of Crete through an Abstract Interactive 3D Model

Projection Augmented Relief Models (PARM): Tangible Displays for Geographic Information

Usability Lab

Reconfiguring Experimental Archaeology using 3D Reconstruction

Roman Portraiture and Biometric Identification

Visualizing Maya

The Brain as Game

Visualising Sound: Localisation, Feature Analysis and Visualisation

The Life Project

Making Audience Experiences More Meaningful and Emotionally Engaging through Mixed Visual and Audio Media

Wittgenstein and Tufte on Thinking in 3D: 'Escaping Flatland'

Virtual Tours for Museum Exhibits

Unlocking the Archive

KAPTUR: exploring the nature of visual arts research data and its effective management

The Virtual Metropolis

Exploring the issues of digital outdoor architectural projections

The Intangible Archive

Usability, Design and Content Issues of Mobile Apps for Cultural Heritage Promotion: The Malta Culture Guide Experience

QRchitecture

Grow: visualising nature at nanoscale

Using Eye- and Gaze-tracking to Interact with a Visual Display

Visualising Mutual Engagement

Spot the Difference! Plagiarism identification in the visual arts

Subjectivity in Contemporary Visualization of Reality: Re-visiting Ottoman miniatures

A study of the iPhone app at Kew Gardens: Improving the visitor experience

An Overview of the Pixel Ware Project at the Oriental Museum, Durham

Boeing Man(1964):the origin of realistic algorithmic human figures

The Building Project