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Call for Chapters for a book to be published by Springer:
Human Factors in Augmented Reality Environments Edited by Tony Huang, Leila Alem and Mark Livingston. Introduction The use of AR technologies in various application systems has expanded rapidly in recent years. However, our understanding of this emerging technology in affecting humans socially, psychologically and physically is still limited. AR also poses unique challenges in system design and evaluation. Theories, design principles and evaluation methods specific to this emerging area are needed to keep up with of the advance in technologies of AR. Very few quality books can be found addressing this subject specifically. This book aims to cover current state-of-the-art of research results and future directions in design and evaluation of AR systems. This book is an edited volume contributed by leading international experts in this field. This volume includes surveys, theoretic discussions, design principles, evaluation methods, case studies and more. Applications of AR systems and human factors related to use of those systems are covered in this book as well. Research results from virtual/mixed reality (VR/MR) are also included when they are useful for AR. Academics, students, engineers and consultants will find this book useful for both research and engineering purposes in this emerging area. Recommended topics include, but are not limited to, the following: Part I: Introduction and Surveys Introduction to augmented reality (AR) systems Introduction to usability studies and evaluation methods Survey of AR/VR/MR systems and their applications Survey of design principles and evaluation methods for AR/VR/MR systems Traditional and novel methods for evaluating AR/VR/MR systems from user-centric perspectives Changes and future challenges for human centered AR/VR/MR systems..... Part II: Evaluation Techniques and Case studies Human factors in AR/VR/MR systems Evaluation methods and metrics Taxonomies of tasks HCI theories and design principles for AR/VR/MR systems Design theories and evaluation frameworks for AR/VR/MR systems Case studies and evaluations of AR interfaces, systems and applications Lessons learned and experience obtained from designing, developing, deploying or evaluating AR/VR/MR systems..... Part III: Interfaces, Models, Prototypes, Systems and Applications (how human factors issues are addressed should be mentioned) AR/VR/MR systems in Engineering AR/VR/MR systems in CSCL AR/VR/MR systems in Mining industry AR/VR/MR systems in Entertainment and Education AR/VR/MR systems in Tourism AR/VR/MR systems in Architecture.... Submission due date: September 30, 2011 Contacts All enquirers and submissions should be sent to: Email: hfarebook@gmail.com |
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