Paul Saxman and Josh Livni from developers.google.com did a fantastic review of my Android Web Map Service Demo.
See the PhillyTreeMap app here.
An interesting experiment will be to make the display presentation depend on where we look.
— Sutherland, I. E. (1965). The ultimate display. Multimedia: From Wagner to virtual reality.
The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.
— Gibson, W. (1984). Neuromancer New York. Ace, 9.
My interest in Immersive Technology began in 1997 as an undergrad studying a combination of Photography and Computer Science at The University of Pennsylvania. I wrote a senior seminar and project (below) using Web3D graphics in a browser. I am returning to immersive technology as a research focus as part of my doctoral studies at Nova Southeastern University.
Hi, I'm Sam. I'm currently a doctoral student in Nova Southeastern's low residency Computer Information Systems program, studying a broad array of foundational topics from Discrete Math to Human Computer Interaction. My intended research focus is virtual environments and immersive interfaces, particularly as they relate to applications in active gaming (exergaming).
I'm also a working Philly based designer / developer, building a solid portfolio of web and mobile apps like The Benefit Bank's QuickCheck, the Philly Tree Map Android app for Azavea Inc, and the Army Corps Of Engineers, Water Infrastructure Data Manager also for Azavea.
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