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Bruce Damer

United States

WEB3DART 2004

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athmosphere

Merryn Neilson

	Bruce Damer

	United States




	Rise + Shine (splash) The Crystal Cabinet mRB, a World of Awe project VR Avatars untitled space The Aleph Project Les Murs des Planetes The perpetual Bed The perpetual Bed Eternal Echoes Kosovo Glasbead Slow.Time A text for the navigational age. To dream or not to eat? Spaces of form BitRot Architectural Graphic Standard ie-motion/form Le Printemps noir (the dark spring) Virtual and Real: K-Dron and Light Bespace - The Immersive Darwin Lecture X3D in Space Visualising the J2EE Management Model SFSU Design of Virtual Worlds Fall 2003 Class Project VR Poetry Women’s Virtual Check-up Natjure/Nuture Rue#2 Virtual Kaleidoscopes The Telepathic Motion Picture of THE LOST TRIBES Summer Dantes Inferno Virtual Business Card Virtual Strasbourgh Digital Daydream Metaverse – alpha Scientific Models Siggraph Gallery Informing Interiorities Arcade Spaces: Real, Surreal, Abstract CyberTotem Avatar: S.L.U.T. (Sorceress of Lanaguage in Uncharted Technologies) Beyond Manzanar Genetic Sculpture Park The Virtual Bayly Art Museum 3D Environments Fear of Flying Maslowski, Eric Go Fish auto.city 1.0 Diagrammatic Space ForgeFX INFINITE CEMETERY Matsumoto-jo: A 16th Century Japanese castle [WEB3DART 2007] The Cardiac Museum [WEB3DART 2007] Love Sonnet [WEB3DART 2007] Interactive Interiors [WEB3DART 2007] Homeland Insecurity [WEB3DART 2007] Extreme Measures [WEB3DART 2007]

	WEB3DART 2004


	WEB3DART 2004 at the 9th International Conference on 3D Web Technology - Web3D 2004 Symposium Dates: April 5-8, 2004 Monterey, California, USA For more information: http://www.web3d.org/s2004/index.html The selected works for WEB3DART 2004 will be also featured at the SIGGRAPH 2004 in the Art Gallery between 8. -12. August 2004 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

	BitRot an architectural bureau Doppelganger Wishes, Lies and Dreams II Architectural Graphic Standard ie-motion/form Simulacrum populi and private multiverse perception KOMANDOS. Real-time audio performance environment Le Printemps noir (the dark spring) Bloc6tm knowscape mobile at Vectorial Elevation, Relational Architecture 4” Lyon, France Virtual and Real: K-Dron and Light Chromacy Dreamaphage macronaut virlab - experiment viruses choreographies iamme Interactive 3DSPACER Mars 3D - Virtual Red Planet Bespace - The Immersive Darwin Lecture Aeolian Islands 3D model X3D in Space Visualising the J2EE Management Model SFSU Design of Virtual Worlds Fall 2003 Class Project vertigoeswest

	industry


	This category contains all projects submitted from companies or individuals whom work is primary industrial related.

	knowscape mobile at Interactive 3DSPACER Bespace - The Immersive Darwin Lecture Aeolian Islands 3D model X3D in Space Pariser Platz 3D Starlight Express VRMLWORLD An [e-body] Summer Lenin Masouleum Virtual Shopping Virtual Strasbourgh radiok7 VR Avatars Architecture for FAO 3-D Virtual Collaborative Environmen Mystery House S.L.U.T. (Sorceress of Lanaguage in Uncharted Technologies) Pushkin's Death Maze Educational Module to help teach 3D modelling to students, using Web 3D StreamWars Antipodes 3D Spacer Ski3D Tuk Tuk Advertiser [WEB3DART 2007]

	athmosphere

	Merryn Neilson

DriveOnMars

http://www.driveonmars.com

NASA's Mars Exploration Rovers (MER) are scheduled to land at two points on the surface of Mars in the month of January 2004. In late 2002 Digital Space began to develop 3D web-based environments in Adobe Atmosphere to illustrate how online visitors could drive a virtual vehicle similar to the MER rover over a simulated Mars terrain. The Digital Space/DM3D Studio's team created the Drive On Mars site to present the results of this work for education and public outreach.

The Adobe Atmosphere Player will download automatically when the user views a web page with Atmosphere content embedded in it. The download is free to every-one, and requires Microsoft Internet Explorer on Microsoft Windows.

DriveOnMars built and developed by: DM3D Studio's Australia
www.dm3ds.com a member of the Digital Space Commons

The base system Drive On Mars has been tested on to our knowledge is:
OS: Win XP - CPU: Laptop - 300Mhz - IE: 6.0 - RAM: 64MB

Drive On Mars