Arts and Technology

1. Front Matter

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2. Keynote Speeches

   1. From Digital Imaging to Computer Image Analysis of Fine Art

      • David G. Stork

      Pages 1-8

   2. Panoramic and 3D Computer Vision

      • Akihiko Torii, Reinhard Klette

      Pages 9-16

3. Full Papers

   1. Meaningful Engagement: Computer-Based Interactive Media Art in Public Space

      • Jiun-Jhy Her, Jim Hamlyn

      Pages 17-24

   2. Interactive WSN-Bar

      • Jiun-Shian Lin, Su-Chu Hsu, Ying-Chung Chen

      Pages 25-32

   3. Immersive Painting

      • Stefan Soutschek, Florian Hoenig, Andreas Maier, Stefan Steidl, Michael Stuermer, Hellmut Erzigkeit et al.

      Pages 33-39

   4. Sonic Onyx: Case Study of an Interactive Artwork

      • Salah Uddin Ahmed, Letizia Jaccheri, Samir M’kadmi

      Pages 40-47

   5. An Interactive Concert Program Based on Infrared Watermark and Audio Synthesis

      • Hsi-Chun Wang, Wen-Pin Hope Lee, Feng-Ju Liang

      Pages 48-55

   6. Butterfly Effect Fractal

      • Yin-Wei Chang, Fay Huang

      Pages 56-63

   7. Pattern Formation in Networks Inspired by Biological Development

      • Kei Ohnishi, Kaori Yoshida, Mario Köppen

      Pages 64-71

   8. A Watercolor NPR System with Web-Mining 3D Color Charts

      • Lieu-Hen Chen, Yi-Hsin Ho, Ting-Yu Liu, Wen-Chieh Hsieh

      Pages 72-79

   9. Gas and Shadow Swing

      • Chi-Hung Tsai, Mei-Yi Lai, Che-Wei Liu, Shiang-Yin Huang, Che-Yu Lin, Jeng-Sheng Yeh

      Pages 80-87

   10. Artist-Oriented Real-Time Skin Deformation Using Dynamic Patterns

       • Masaki Oshita, Kenji Suzuki

       Pages 88-96

   11. Interaction Analysis in Performing Arts: A Case Study in Multimodal Choreography

       • Maria Christou, Annie Luciani

       Pages 97-104

   12. BWAIN: An Artistic Web Interpretation

       • Linda Huber, Michael Bißmann, Stefan Gottschalk, Alexander Keck, Andreas Schönefeldt, Marko Seidenglanz et al.

       Pages 105-111

   13. Treasure Transformers: Novel Interpretative Installations for the National Palace Museum

       • Chun-Ko Hsieh, I-Ling Liu, Quo-Ping Lin, Li-Wen Chan, Chuan-Heng Hsiao, Yi-Ping Hung

       Pages 112-119

   14. JacksonBot – Design, Simulation and Optimal Control of an Action Painting Robot

       • Michael Raschke, Katja Mombaur, Alexander Schubert

       Pages 120-127

   15. RF Sounding: A System for Generating Sounds from Spectral Analysis

       • Fabio Graziosi, Claudia Rinaldi, Francesco Tarquini

       Pages 128-135

   16. Depicting Time Evolving Flow with Illustrative Visualization Techniques

       • Wei-Hsien Hsu, Jianqiang Mei, Carlos D. Correa, Kwan-Liu Ma

       Pages 136-147

   17. Augmenting a Ballet Dance Show Using the Dancer’s Emotion: Conducting Joint Research in Dance and Computer Science

       • Alexis Clay, Elric Delord, Nadine Couture, Gaël Domenger

       Pages 148-156

We welcome you to the First International Conference on Arts and Technology (ArtsIT 2009), hosted by CSIE of the National Ilan University and co-organized by the National Science Council, ICST, College of EECS at National Ilan University, Software Simulation Society in Taiwan, ISAC, TCA, NCHC, CREATE-NET, and Institute for Information Industry. ArtsIT2009 was held in Yilan, Taiwan, during September 24–25, 2009. The conference comprised the following themes: • New Media Technologies (Evolutionary systems that create arts or display art works, such as tracking sensors, wearable computers, mixed reality, etc. ) • Software Art (Image processing or computer graphics techniques that create arts, including algorithmic art, mathematic art, advanced modeling and rend- ing, etc. ) • Animation Techniques (2D or 3D computer animations, AI-based animations, etc. ) • Multimedia (Integration of different media, such as virtual reality systems, audio, performing arts, etc. ) • Interactive Methods (Vision-based tracking and recognition, interactive art, etc. ) The conference program started with an opening ceremony, followed by three keynote speeches and four technical sessions distributed over a period of two days. Two poster sessions, one hour each, were scheduled before the afternoon oral sessions. An Int- active Arts Exhibition was held in conjunction with ArtsIT 2009. Twelve well-known digital arts teams from Taiwan exhibited 15 artworks in this event, including 10 int- active installation arts, 4 video arts, and 1 digital print. The conference received around 50 submissions from 15 different countries.

• 3D
• 3D graphics
• New media
• algorithms
• animation
• computer
• computer animation
• computer graphics
• image processing
• modeling
• multimedia
• rendering

• Institute of Computer Science and Information Engineering, National Ilan University, Yilan, Taiwan, R.O.C.

  Fay Huang

• Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering, National Dong Hwa University, Hualien, Taiwan, R.O.C.

  Reen-Cheng Wang

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