Book Chapters
Christos Bouras; Agis Konidaris; Afroditi Sevasti
Virtual Environments in Educational Networks Book Chapter
In: COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKING IN EDUCATION Learning in a Networked society, Edited by T. Downes and D. Watson, pp. 195 - 203, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000.
Abstract | Links | BibTeX | Tags:
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title = {Virtual Environments in Educational Networks},
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abstract = {The field of Virtual Environments (VEs) is rapidly evolving into a new means of communication and accessing information, likely to overcome many existent technologies. However, being a new field makes the design and implementation of educational VEs an important aspect for scientific research in their educational potentials and the exploitation of existent technologies. New technologies in the field of VEs have appeared the establishment and combination of which, is yet to be investigated. This paper makes an effort to approach the issue of developing educational VEs introducing new aspects in the issues of interface, interaction with the user and functionality.},
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The field of Virtual Environments (VEs) is rapidly evolving into a new means of communication and accessing information, likely to overcome many existent technologies. However, being a new field makes the design and implementation of educational VEs an important aspect for scientific research in their educational potentials and the exploitation of existent technologies. New technologies in the field of VEs have appeared the establishment and combination of which, is yet to be investigated. This paper makes an effort to approach the issue of developing educational VEs introducing new aspects in the issues of interface, interaction with the user and functionality.
Proceedings
Christos Bouras; Thrasivoulos Tsiatsos; Eleftheria Giannaka
An Object Driven Partitioning Approach for Distributed Virtual Environments Proceedings
2007.
Abstract | Links | BibTeX | Tags:
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title = {An Object Driven Partitioning Approach for Distributed Virtual Environments},
author = {Christos Bouras and Thrasivoulos Tsiatsos and Eleftheria Giannaka},
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year = {2007},
date = {2007-12-01},
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pages = {153-154},
abstract = {Distributed virtual environments tend to become a de facto solution for large-scale networked virtual environments. One of the key issues and problems that need to be handled in the design of a scalable and effective distributed virtual environment system is the partitioning problem, which refers to the efficient assignment of the systems workload to the available resources of the system. This paper presents an object driven partitioning approach based on the partitioning algorithm of Lui & Chan, who proposed a three step technique for balancing the workload among the servers of the Distributed Virtual Environment.},
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Distributed virtual environments tend to become a de facto solution for large-scale networked virtual environments. One of the key issues and problems that need to be handled in the design of a scalable and effective distributed virtual environment system is the partitioning problem, which refers to the efficient assignment of the systems workload to the available resources of the system. This paper presents an object driven partitioning approach based on the partitioning algorithm of Lui & Chan, who proposed a three step technique for balancing the workload among the servers of the Distributed Virtual Environment.
Proceedings Articles
Christos Bouras; Apostolos Gkamas
SRAMT-LE: A hybrid sender and receiver-based adaptation scheme for TCP friendly multicast transmission using layered encoding Proceedings Article
In: Communication Networks and Distributed Systems Modeling and Simulation Conference (CNDS'03), pp. 71–76, 2003.
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title = {SRAMT-LE: A hybrid sender and receiver-based adaptation scheme for TCP friendly multicast transmission using layered encoding},
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year = {2003},
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