Interactivity
Michael Meany and Dr Keith Russell developed a series of web-based QuickTime panoramas that allowed viewers to virtually explore scenes around Newcastle. The panoramas and associated papers were delivered at the 2001 Computing Arts Conference. This research work culminated in a gallery exhibition called Print Projections at Watt Space Gallery, Newcastle in 2004.
Examples:
QuickTime Virtual Reality
Merewether Baths - QuickTime Panorama || Russell - Conference Paper
Throsby Creek - QuickTime Multinode Scene || Meany - Conference Paper
Computer-based characters in theatre productions
Shockwave Presentation || Conference Paper - PDF
Researcher Profiles
- Michael Meany
School of Design, Communication and Information Technology - Dr Keith Russell
School of Design, Communication and Information Technology
Project Publications
- Russell, Keith and Meany, Michael Maurice. 'Merewether Baths will never look the same again', Computing Arts 2001, University of Sydney (2001)
- Meany, Michael Maurice and Russell, Keith. 'The Cultural Spiral: Virtual Spaces as Records of Time:VRML Technologies', Computing Arts 2001: Digital Resources for Research in the Humanities, University of Sydney (2001)
- Meany, Michael Maurice. 'The Semblance of Truth', International Conference on Arts in Society, Edinburgh, Scotland (2006)
