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ICDVRAT 2010
ICDVRAT 2010
The Eighth International Conference on Disability, Virtual
Reality and Associated Technologies
2010
Conference Sessions
Full papers will be available at the Conference. Links to papers will be available online from May 2011
Session I – Navigation & Motion
Session Chair: Jaime Sánchez
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Exploring the intelligent
agents for controlling user navigation in 3D games for cognitive stimulation,
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M E M Costa,
D S Souza, I Mendonça, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro,
BRAZIL
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Assessing navigation in
real and virtual environments: a validation study, S T Koenig, G P Crucian,
J C Dalrymple-Alford, A Dünser, University
of Canterbury,
NEW ZEALAND
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Wearable device to
assist independent living, R J McCrindle, V M Williams,
C R Victor, A P Harvey, S R Nyman, J Barrett, H
Hogarth, P Levene, R Smith, P Panek, G Edelmayer,
P Mayer, P Needham, N Floratos, University
of Reading/Brunel University/ Bournemouth University/Docobo Limited, UK,
Technical University of Vienna, AUSTRIA and e-ISOTIS, GREECE
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27
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Designing a
workplace for workers with motion disability with a computer simulation and
virtual reality techniques, P Budziszewski, A Grabowski,
T Tokarski, M Dzwiarek, B Kurkus-Rozowska, J
Jankowski, Central Institute for Labour Protection –
National Research Institute, POLAND
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Session II – Visual Impairment
Session Chair: Mauricio Sáenz
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Listening to complexity:
blind people’s learning about gas particles through a sonified model,
O
Lahav,
S T Levy, Tel-Aviv University/University of Haifa, ISRAEL
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Using augmented reality
to support the understanding of three-dimensional concepts by blind people,
C
Kirner,
T G Kirner, R S Wataya, J A Valente, Federal University
of Itajuba/Adventist University
of Sao Paulo/State University of
Campinas,
BRAZIL
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Visual tracking and
audio-based interfaces for the navigation of people who are blind, J Sánchez, A Tadres, University of Chile,
CHILE
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Session III – Brain Injury &
Memory Training
Session Chair: Imre Cikajlo
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PiTaSu: a wearable
interface for assisting senior citizens with memory problems, T Kuroda, G Yamamoto,
D Yoshitake, S Hickey, J Hyry, K Chihara, P
Pulli, Kyoto University Hospital/Okayama University/Nara
Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN and University of Oulu, FINLAND
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71
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Designing an ecological
virtual task in the context of executive functions: preliminary study,
X
Cao,
A-S Douguet, P Fuchs, E Klinger, Arts et Métiers
Paristech/Kerpape Rehabilitation Center/MINES ParisTech, FRANCE
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79
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Traumatic brain injury
memory training: a virtual reality online solution, P Gamito, J Oliveira,
J Pacheco, D Morais, T Saraiva, R Lacerda, A
Baptista, N Santos, F Soares, L Gamito, P Rosa, Universidade
Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias/Centro de Medicina de Reabilitação de
Alcoitão/Clínica São João de Deus/Centro de Investigação Social/Instituto
Universitário de Lisboa, PORTUGAL
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Impact of the physical
field of view on the performance in a purchasing task in the VAP-S for
patients with brain injury, H Cherni, A Kadri, A
Tarruella, P-A Joseph, E Klinger, Arts Métiers
Paristech/Université Victor Segalen de Bordeaux,
FRANCE
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Session IV – Virtual Environments:
Design & Analysis
Session Chair: Sebastian Koenig
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93
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Participatory design
with children with autism: the development of collaborative virtual
environments, L Millen, S V Cobb, H Patel, University of
Nottingham, UK
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103
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Post
traumatic stress disorder treatment with virtual reality exposure for
criminal violence: a case study in assault with violence, A
De la Rosa-Gómez, G Cárdenas-López, Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de México, MÉXICO
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109
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Paper withdrawn. Pages 109-114 in the proceedings are void.
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Session V – Upper Limb & Hand
Rehabilitation
Session Chair: Sarah Kruger
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115
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Stroke rehabilitation
using m-Health Care and 3D virtual environments – work in progress, J Broeren, L Pareto, B
Johansson, C Ljungberg, M Rydmark, Trollhättan/Uddevalla
NU-Hospital Organization, SWEDEN
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123
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Simple camera tracking
virtual reality system for evaluation of wrist range of motion, D Shefer Eini, N Ratzon, A
A Rizzo, S-C Yeh, B S Lange, B Yafa, A Dietz,
P L Weiss, R Kizony, Tel-Aviv University/Chaim Sheba Medical
Center at Tel Hashomer/University of Haifa/Ono Academic College, ISRAEL and University of Southern
California,
USA
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131
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Integrated arm and hand
training using adaptive robotics and virtual reality simulations, A S Merians, G G Fluet, Q
Qiu, S Saleh, I Lafond, S V Adamovich, University of
Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, USA
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139
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Study to evaluate a low
cost virtual reality system for home based rehabilitation of the upper limb
following stroke, P J Standen, D J Brown, S
Battersby, M Walker, L Connell, A Richardson, University of
Nottingham/
Nottingham Trent University/Erewash Community Occupational Therapy Service, UK
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147
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Remote monitoring and
quantification of upper limb and hand function in chronic disability
conditions, S H Brown, J Langan, K L Kern, E A
Hurvitz, University of Michigan, USA
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Session VI – ArtAbilitation
Session Chair: Paul Sharkey
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157
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Light Arrays:
a system for extended engagement, D Wilde, A Cassinelli,
A Zerroug, R J N Helmer, M Ishikawa, Tokyo University,
JAPAN and Monash University/ Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research
Organisation, AUSTRALIA
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165
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Warrior’s
Journey – a path to healing through narrative exploration, J F Morie, K Haynes, E
Chance, University of Southern California, USA
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175
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Extending body
& imagination: moving to move, D Wilde, R J N Helmer,
M Miles, Tokyo University, JAPAN and Monash University/ Commonwealth
Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, AUSTRALIA
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Session VII – Games for
Rehabilitation
Session Chair: Susan Brown
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185
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Games for
rehabilitation: the voice of the players, S M Flynn, B S Lange, Blue Marble Game
Co./University of Southern California, USA
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195
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Designing engaging,
playable games for rehabilitation, J W Burke, M D J McNeill,
D K Charles, P J Morrow, J H Crosbie, S M McDonough, University of
Ulster, UK
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203
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Designing studies for
requirements and modelling of users for an accessible set-top box, P Langdon, M F Gonzalez,
P Biswas, University of Cambridge, UK
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213
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SimCoach: an intelligent
virtual human system for providing healthcare information and support, A A Rizzo, B S Lange, J
G Buckwalter, E
Forbell,
J Kim, K Sagae, J Williams, J Difede, B
O Rothbaum, G
Reger,
T Parsons, P Kenny, University of Southern California/Cornell University/Emory University, USA
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Session VIII – Balance & Gait
Session Chair: Laura Millen
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Development of an
interactive stepping game to reduce falls in the elderly, B S Lange, S M Flynn, C
Y Chang, W Liang, C L Chieng, Y Si, C Nanavati,
A A Rizzo, University of Southern California, USA
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Virtual reality approach to
gait training in service members with lower extremity amputations, S E Kruger, Walter Reed Army
Medical Center, USA
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235
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Continuation of balance
training for stroke subjects in home environment using virtual reality,
I
Cikajlo,
M Rudolf, N Goljar, Z Matjacic, University
Rehabilitation Institute, SLOVENIA
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241
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Audio-visual
biofeedback system for postural control, M Milosevic, K M V
McConville, Ryerson University, CANADA
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249
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Development of an
interactive rehabilitation game using the Nintendo® WiiFit™ Balance Board for
people with neurological injury, B S Lange, S M Flynn, C
Y Chang, A Ahmed, Y Geng, K Utsav, M Xu, D
Seok, S Cheng, A A Rizzo, University of
Southern California, USA
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Session IX – Speech & Audio
Session Chair: Orly Lahav
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Development of a
voice-based rhythm game for training speech motor skills of children with
speech motor disorders, D Umanski, D Kogovšek, M Ozbič,
N O Schiller, Leiden University, THE NETHERLANDS and
University of Ljubljana, SLOVENIA
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Robotic vocalization
training system for the auditory-impaired, M Kitani, T Hara, H
Hanada, H Sawada, Kagawa University, JAPAN
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273
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Automatic speech
recognition for assistive technology devices, A P Harvey, R J McCrindle,
K
Lundqvist,
P Parslow, University
of Reading, UK
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283
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Basic study toward
automatic generation of glove-type command input device with optimal number
of sensors, Y Tabata, T Kuroda, K Okamoto, Kyoto College of
Medical Science/Kyoto University Hospital, JAPAN
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Posters Papers
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291
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Virtual
environments for exposure in obsessive-compulsive disorder, G Cárdenas-López, S Muñoz, Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de México, MÉXICO
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295
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Integrative
approach for designing collaborative technologies for social competence
training in children with autism spectrum conditions, S V Cobb, L Millen, T
Glover, S Parsons, S Garib-Penna, P L Weiss, E
Gal, N Bauminger, S Eden, M Zancanaro, L
Giusti, University
of Nottingham/University
of Birmingham,
UK and University
of Haifa,
Bar
Ilan University,
ISRAEL
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Videogame for
improving orientation and mobility in blind children, J Sánchez, J P Rodríguez, Universidad
de Chile, CHILE
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Internet address
references within the papers presented in this volume were accessed and
checked to be valid during the week 1–8 July 2010.
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Conference
Organisation
Conference General
Chair
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Jaime
Sánchez, Universidad de Chile, Chile
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ICDVRAT Programme
Chair
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Paul Sharkey, University of
Reading, UK
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ArtAbilitation
Programme Chair
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Tony Brooks,
Aalborg Universitet Esbjerg, Denmark
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International
Programme Committee
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Robert Astur, Yale University, USA
Willem-Paul
Brinkman,
Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
Jurgen
Broeren, Göteborg University, Sweden
Jane Broida, Metropolitan
State College of Denver, USA
Tony
Brooks, Aalborg Universitet Esbjerg, Denmark
David
Brown, Nottingham Trent University, UK
Ben
Challis, University of Glamorgan, UK
Sue
Cobb, University of Nottingham, UK
Jean Detheux, Artist, Montréal,
Canada
Judith
Deutsch, University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey, USA
Sheryl Flynn, Blue
Marble Game Co., USA
Joyce
Fung, McGill University, Canada
Pedro
Gamito,
Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias, Portugal
Rolf Gehlhaar, University of
Coventry, UK
Luis Girao, Coventry
University, UK
Colin Harrison, University
of Strathclyde, UK
William
Harwin, University of Reading, UK
Bruno
Herbelin, L'Ecole Polytechnique
Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland
Maureen
Holden, Northeastern University, Boston, USA
Faustina
Hwang, University of Reading, UK
Wendy
Kaey-Bright, Cardiff School of Art and Design, Wales
Emily
Keshner, Temple University Philadelphia, USA
Rachel
Kizony, University of Haifa, Israel
Evelyne Klinger, Arts
et Metier ParisTech, France
Tomohiro
Kuroda, Osaka University, Japan
Pat
Langdon, University of Cambridge, UK
Belinda Lange, University
of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA
Mindy Levin, McGill University,
Canada
Craig Lindley, Blekinge
Technical Institute, Sweden
Pedro
Lopes-dos-Santos, University of Porto, Portugal
Rachel
McCrindle, University of Reading, UK
Suzanne
McDonough, University of Ulster, UK
Alma Merians, University
of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey, USA
Alessio
Murgia, University of Reading, UK
Alice
O’Grady, University of Leeds, UK
Mark
Palmer, University of the West of England, UK
Lena
Pareto, University of
Trollhättan-Uddevalla, Sweden
Eva
Petersson, Aalborg Universitet Esbjerg, Denmark
John
Rae, Roehampton University, UK
Albert
(Skip) Rizzo, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA
Martin
Rydmark, Göteborg University, Sweden
Jaime
Sánchez, Universidad de Chile, Chile
Hideyuki
Sawada, Kagawa University, Japan
Cecília
Sik Lányi, University of Veszprém, Hungary
Paul Sharkey, University of
Reading, UK
Andrew Cyrus Smith, African Advanced Institute for Information & Communication
Technology, South Africa
Adam Sporka, Czech
Tecnical University Prague, Czech Republic
P J
Standen, University of Nottingham, UK
Daniel
Thalmann, L'Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland
Raewyn
Turner, Interdisciplinary Artist, New Zealand
Charles
van der Mast, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
Mattias Wallergård, Lunds Universitet, Sweden
Patrice
L (Tamar) Weiss, University of Haifa, Israel
Ceri Williams, Musician/Educator,
Newport, Wales, UK
Paul
Wilson, University of Hull, UK
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Conference
Organising Committee
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Jaime
Sánchez, Universidad de Chile, Chile
(Chair)
Mauricio Sáenz Correa, University of Chile, Chile
Susana
Benavides Castro, University
of Chile, Chile
Carlos
Reyes López, University
of Chile, Chile
Lucía
Vargas González, University
of Chile, Chile
Paul
Sharkey, University of
Reading, UK
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ICDVRAT
Conference Steering Committee
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Paul Sharkey, University of
Reading, UK (Chair)
Tony
Brooks, Aalborg Universitet Esbjerg, Denmark
David
Brown, Nottingham Trent University, UK
Sue
Cobb, University of Nottingham, UK
Evelyne Klinger, Arts
et Metier ParisTech, France
Pedro
Lopes-dos-Santos, University of Porto, Portugal
Rachel
McCrindle, University of Reading, UK
Albert
(Skip) Rizzo, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA
Jaime
Sánchez, Universidad de Chile, Chile
Cecília
Sik Lányi, University of Veszprém, Hungary
P J
Standen, University of Nottingham, UK
Patrice L (Tamar) Weiss, University
of Haifa, Israel
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Conference
Series Archive
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Paul Sharkey, University of
Reading, UK
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