OBJECTIVE Part of the planning and performance of neurosurgery consists of determining target areas, areas to be avoided, landmark areas, and trajectories, all of which are components of the surgical script. Nowadays, neurosurgeons have access to multimodal medical imaging to support the definition of the surgical script. The purpose of this paper is to present a software environment developed ...

ZHANG, WEI. Multimodal Pedagogical Planning for 3D Learning Environments A Unified Framework. (Under the Direction of Dr. James C. Lester and Dr. R. Michael Young.) Pedagogical planning lies at the heart of knowledge-based learning environments. In recent years, multimodality and authoring have become key issues in the creating of learning environments. The purpose of this research has been to ...

In these days, there is a big interest in route planning systems with different types of transportation. We study a way to efficiently compute optimal paths with real data in a multi-modal scenario considering walking, transit and car. Therefore, we implement Transfer Patterns, which is a state-of-the-art route planning approach [8]. This allows to obtain shortest paths queries within milliseco...

This position paper presents the preliminary design insights for ParkPal — an interactive system for supporting social running route planning in a city park. Based on our previous research efforts in augmenting the experiences of runners and ad-hoc multi-device interactive spaces, we propose a system composed of multiple station deployed in a city park. The stations contain tablet computers tha...

Route planning makes direct use of geographic data and provides beneficial recommendations to the public. In real-world the schedule of transit vehicles is dynamic and delays in the schedules occur. Incorporation of these dynamic schedule changes in multi-modal route computation is difficult and requires a lot of computational resources. Our approach extends the state-of-the-art for static tran...