We propose a fully automatic time-varying surface reconstruction of an actor’s performance captured from a production stage through omnidirectional video. The resulting mesh and its texture can then directly be edited in post-production. Our method makes no assumption on the costumes or accessories present in the recording. We take as input a raw sequence of volumetric static poses reconstructe...

In this paper, we propose a media system, named OVISS, which visualizes and summarizes the longterm omnidirectional surveillance video to a viewer. OVISS is capable of visualizing the omnidirectional video given from a vision sensor, called HyperOmni Vision, with 360 degrees view field, by coordinating temporal and spatial representation. The representation media of OVISS is a time line showing...

Researchers examine a Constructive Developmental (CD) view of leadership development. While past research has found that upper level executives tend to possess higher leadership levels, there exists a lack of empirical research examining the relationship of CD leadership theory with actual performance ratings. This study examines the relationship of CD theory as applied to the study of leadersh...

"Three hundred and sixty-degree feedback" ("360") is the popular name for performance feedback collected from multiple raters. In the typical 360 process, supervisor(s), subordinates, peers, and (less frequently) internal or external customers provide feedback on performance for each target ratee, using some type of standardized instrument (London & Smither, in press; Tornow, 1993a). The ratee ...