CPSC 412/612 Eye Tracking Methodology and Applications
Fall 2005
- Team 1: Experiment: Mobile Phone Use in a Driving Simulation
Task: Differences in Eye Movements
- Stacy Balk
- Kristin Moore
- William Spearman
- Jay Steele
- Report [PDF]
Talk [PPT]
- Accepted as poster presentation at the 2006 Vision Science Society
meeting.
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``Mobile Phone Use in a Driving Simulation Task:
Differences in Eye Movements'',
in Vision Sciences Society
(Session: Eye Movement Effects on Perception and Action),
May 6-10, 2006,
Sarasota, FL,
VSS.
- Team 2: Experiment: Use of Eye Movement Gestures for Web Browsing
- Kevin Juang
- Frank Jasen
- Akshay Katrekar
- Joseph Ahn
- Report [PDF]
Talk [PPT]
- Team 3: Experiment: Initial Eye Fixation and Eye Movements
when Viewing Artistic Reproductions throughout Time
- Ryan Strahs
- Report [PDF]
Talk [PPT]
- Team 4: Experiment: A Viable Implementation of a Comparison
Algorithm for Regions Of Interest
- John Heminghous
- Report [PDF]
Talk [PPT]
- Accepted as poster presentation at the 2006 Applied Perception in
Visualization and Graphics (APGV) meeting.
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John Heminghous and Andrew T. Duchowski,
``iComp: A Tool for Scanpath Visualization and Comparison'',
in Applied Perception in Graphics and Visualization (APGV),
July 28-30, 2006,
Boston, MA,
ACM.
- Team 5: Experiment: How not to Use eye tracking to
identify learning
- Wayne Ryan
- Report [PDF]
Talk [PPT]