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At the Fifth International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling in San Sebastian, Spain, section of Media Technology, Copenhagen is participating with four paper presentations and a workshop.
At the Fifth International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling in San Sebastian, Spain, section of Media Technology, Copenhagen is participating with four paper presentations and a workshop.
The following papers were presented:
Continue reading “4 Papers and a Workshop at ICIDS 2012”
External Lecturer Viggo Holm Jensen has just finished and had approved a multilanguage and multilength video production for Fehmarn Belt Link (a company that oversees the upcoming creation of a tunnel between Denmark and Germany). This video was about “The Environment in the Øresund” during and after construction. He has been making videos for Fehmarn Belt Link since 2008.
12 years previous to his work at Fehmarn he started working for the Øresund Link in 1996, making footage of the marine environment. And many of the areas around the Øresund Link has since been surveyed up until today. Of specific interest for the Fehmarn Belt Link is that it is now possible to survey how the environment has developed around the Øresund Tunnel in Drogden in the waters between the Danish mainland and the artificial island of Peberholm in the Øresund.
The video features several survey videos made in the years since 1996 untill 2011. And the result of the marine environment around the Øresund Tunnel is rather amazing: A good ten years after the tunnel was covered with stones, the area is full of large, healthy seaweed plants. The stone cover on top of the tunnel has developed in just a few years into a natural stone reef with seabed vegetation that thrives on this type of seabed. The vegetation arrived of its own accord – the stones are a good basis for several seaweed species, for example sweet tangle and bladder wrack.
On http://www.femern.dk/servicemenu/presse/vores-videoer it is possible to view some of the videos Viggo Holm Jensen has been producing.
Luis Bruni & Sarune Baceviciute are invited to give presentations at a research seminar in Århus.
They will be presenting central research issues of the research cluster to different research units at Århus University. The title of the talk is “Experience in Cognitive Technologies” and it takes place on November 8th from 16:00-18:00 at Center for Semiotics, Jens Chr. Skous Vej 2, 8000 Århus – Building 1485, room 642.
Today we welcome everyone to visit Medialogy CPH as AAU Copenhagen holds its biannual open house. The open house will take place at the main building in A.C. Meyers Vænge 15, 2450 KBH S from 15:00-19:00. See here for more information about the Open House.
On Friday November 9th we will have two very interesting presentations, both in the open lecture space next to the canteen area at A.C. Meyers Vænge 15.
The first presentation at 11AM is from Katarina Delsing and Mats Liljedahl from the Swedish Interactive Institute.
“The Interactive institute is a Swedish experimental IT and design research institute that conducts applied research and innovation through creative and participatory processes”.
http://www.tii.se/
The second presentation at 1PM is from Martin Roth, head of research at rjdj, a company that makes sonic apps, location based games and has collaborated with the makers of Inception and Dark Knight Rises.
http://rjdj.me/
The multimodal experience lab has recently been featured in the main headlines for the weekly newsmail from Ingeniøren.
The full article is here in danish, but as always google translate does a great job.
At the international conference “Meaningful Play: Designing and Studying Games that matter”, the paper “Reification and Real Life Goals as Facilitators of Progression in Digital Games” by Medialogy master students Niels Peter Rasmussen, Sandra Dogg Gudnadottir, Christian Toft, Thomas Saaby Nielsen and assistant professor Henrik Schoenau-Fog will be presented on October 18th, 2012.
More about Meaningful Play 2012: [http://meaningfulplay.msu.edu/]
Amalia De Götzen has been nominated as a member of the Management Committee for COST Action FP1104 : New possibilities for print media and packaging – combining print with digital (http://www.cost.eu/domains_actions/fps/Actions/FP1104).
A COST action is an international network of scientists working in a particular area of research. Each action runs for a period of four years. The participants of an action are members of different working groups, and the action is led by a Management Committee.
At the Mindtrek 2012 conference in Tampere, Finland – B.Sc. in Medialogy Alexander Birke and assistant professor Henrik Schønau-Fog presented the ‘Space Bugz!’ crowd game project including “Evaluation of Continuation Desire as an Iterative Game Development Method” by Henrik Schoenau-Fog, Alexander Birke & Lars Reng and “Space Bugz! – A Smartphone-Controlled Crowd Game” by Alexander Birke, Henrik Schoenau-Fog & Lars Reng. More about Mindtrek 2012 can be found here: Mindtrek 2012. Go here to see more about Space Bugz.
Assistant Professor Bob L. Sturm is presenting two papers at the 2nd Int. ACM Workshop on Music Information Retrieval with User-Centered and Multimodal Strategies (MIRUM), in Nara, Japan on November 2, 2012: http://mirum12.tudelft.nl/ (an-analysis-of-the-gtzan-music-genre-dataset and two-systems-for-automatic-music-genre-recognition-what-are-they-really-recognizing)
