Whorl: An Immersive Dive into a World of Flowers, Color, and Play
Art Exhibition
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Mendelowitz, Eitan
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Seeley, Damon
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Glicksman, David
Extended Abstracts of the ACM CHI'16 Conference on Human Factors in
Computing Systems
2016-05-07
v.2
p.3871-3874
© Copyright 2016 ACM
Summary: Whorl, a multi-participant interactive media art installation, is an
immersive dive into a world of flowers, color, and play. As visitors enter the
installation space their presence is acknowledged by a garden of animated
flora. Flowers grow, bloom, spin, and contract in relation to people's
movements and locations. 3D modeled flowers are animated in TouchDesigner. The
flowers animate in response to people's movements as detected via OpenPTrack, a
new open source computer vision based person tracking system. In Whorl, body
motion and play reveals one's spatial connection to networks of flora and their
enigmatic behaviors.
A Visually Programmed Modeller for Workplace Design
User Interface Case Studies
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Seeley, Douglas
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Macri, Riccardo
Proceedings of OZCHI'92, the CHISIG Annual Conference on Human-Computer
Interaction
1992-11-26
p.85-92
Keywords: Visual programming, Direct manipulation, Participative design, Animation
© Copyright 1992 CHISIG
Summary: A discrete simulation system called SimView has been developed with a
finely-tuned, direct manipulation interface, and a simple-to-learn but powerful
modelling paradigm. As a workflow modeller and animator, it can be effectively
used for systems planning, and the on-going design of productive and quality
workplaces. Users can rapidly build and edit models in a totally visual
manner. Its icon-based animation system is easily tailored, and it can be used
as a training tool for workplace operations and for developing systems thinking
skills. It can have a significant impact in supporting the emergence of more
participative and systems-wise workplaces.
Extending Electronic Mail for Coordination in Groupware
Groupware
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Leadbeater, Martin
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Seeley, Douglas
Proceedings of OZCHI'92, the CHISIG Annual Conference on Human-Computer
Interaction
1992-11-26
p.150-157
Keywords: CSCW, Coordination, E-mail, Conversations for action, Emergence
© Copyright 1992 CHISIG
Summary: This paper discusses the extension of electronic mail programs to support
coordination of actions between participants by including features for tracking
key conversational events. Users of the program still use messages as the
basis for their communication. However, they are encouraged to tag messages
appropriately when they alter the stage of a conversation. This makes
conversations and relationships clear to themselves and to recipients.
Personal message agents record the flow of these tagged messages, providing a
small database of conversations in progress. At any time, users can inquire of
this database, viewing conversations and outstanding requests and commitments.
This enables easy access to "outstanding work" lists and opens up applications
to distributed calendars and other office organisational tools.
A unified approach to creative composition in the computer-aided arts and
modelling
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Seeley, D.
Proceedings of the 1979 Conference on Graphics Interface
1979-05-29
p.127-128
Real-time cosmography: Point-of-view exploration of near stellar space
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Seeley, D.
Proceedings of the 1979 Conference on Graphics Interface
1979-05-29
p.129-130
An environment for computer-based animation
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Ferris, B. C.
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Seeley, D. A. R.
Proceedings of the 1975 Conference on Graphics Interface
1975-05-26
p.12-12.11
An interactive graphics system for modelling and research by non-programmers
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Seeley, D.
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Chedda, D.
Proceedings of the 1975 Conference on Graphics Interface
1975-05-26
p.21-21.13
An interactive cellular array simulator
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Seeley, D.
Proceedings of the 1973 Conference on Graphics Interface
1973-05-30
p.23.1-23.13
