• PART I: Introduction to Virtual Environments 1: Tom Furness and Woodrow Barfield: Introduction to Virtual Environments and Advanced Interface Design 2: Steve Ellis: Origins and Elements of Virtual Environments PART II: Virtual Environment Technologies Virtual Environment Modeling 3: Mark Green and Hanqui Sun: Computer Graphics Modeling for Virtual Environments 4: William Bricken and Jeff Coco: The VEOS Project Visual Displays 5: Elizabeth Davis and Larry Hodges: Human Stereopsis, Fusion, and Stereoscopic Virtual Environments 6: Dean Kocian and Lee Task: Visually Coupled Systems Hardware and Human Interface 7: Eye Tracking in Advanced Interface Design PART III: Auditory Displays 8: Michael Cohen and Elizabeth M. Wenzel: The Design of Multidimensional Sound Interfaces Haptic Displays 9: PaulBach-y-Rita and Kurt Kaczmarek: Tactile Displays 10: Blake Hannaford and Steve Venema: Kinesthetic Displays for Remote and Virtual Environments 11: Scott MacKenzie: Input Devices and Interaction Techniques for Advanced Computing PART 3: Integration of Technology 12: Woodrow Barfield, Tom Sheridan, David Zeltzer, and Mel Slater: Presence and Performance Within Virtual Environments 13: Christopher Wickens and Polly Baker: Cognitive Issues in Virtual Reality 14: Woodrow Barfield, Craig Rosenberg,and Wouter Lotens: Augmented-Reality Displays Index

The chapters are well researched and well written. The organization and the content of this book make it a sound contribution to those in the VR community. Endeavour

• PART I: Introduction to Virtual Environments 1: Tom Furness and Woodrow Barfield: Introduction to Virtual Environments and Advanced Interface Design 2: Steve Ellis: Origins and Elements of Virtual Environments PART II: Virtual Environment Technologies Virtual Environment Modeling 3: Mark Green and Hanqui Sun: Computer Graphics Modeling for Virtual Environments 4: William Bricken and Jeff Coco: The VEOS Project Visual Displays 5: Elizabeth Davis and Larry Hodges: Human Stereopsis, Fusion, and Stereoscopic Virtual Environments 6: Dean Kocian and Lee Task: Visually Coupled Systems Hardware and Human Interface 7: Eye Tracking in Advanced Interface Design PART III: Auditory Displays 8: Michael Cohen and Elizabeth M. Wenzel: The Design of Multidimensional Sound Interfaces Haptic Displays 9: PaulBach-y-Rita and Kurt Kaczmarek: Tactile Displays 10: Blake Hannaford and Steve Venema: Kinesthetic Displays for Remote and Virtual Environments 11: Scott MacKenzie: Input Devices and Interaction Techniques for Advanced Computing PART 3: Integration of Technology 12: Woodrow Barfield, Tom Sheridan, David Zeltzer, and Mel Slater: Presence and Performance Within Virtual Environments 13: Christopher Wickens and Polly Baker: Cognitive Issues in Virtual Reality 14: Woodrow Barfield, Craig Rosenberg,and Wouter Lotens: Augmented-Reality Displays Index

The chapters are well researched and well written. The organization and the content of this book make it a sound contribution to those in the VR community. Endeavour

• PART I: Introduction to Virtual Environments 1: Tom Furness and Woodrow Barfield: Introduction to Virtual Environments and Advanced Interface Design 2: Steve Ellis: Origins and Elements of Virtual Environments PART II: Virtual Environment Technologies Virtual Environment Modeling 3: Mark Green and Hanqui Sun: Computer Graphics Modeling for Virtual Environments 4: William Bricken and Jeff Coco: The VEOS Project Visual Displays 5: Elizabeth Davis and Larry Hodges: Human Stereopsis, Fusion, and Stereoscopic Virtual Environments 6: Dean Kocian and Lee Task: Visually Coupled Systems Hardware and Human Interface 7: Eye Tracking in Advanced Interface Design PART III: Auditory Displays 8: Michael Cohen and Elizabeth M. Wenzel: The Design of Multidimensional Sound Interfaces Haptic Displays 9: PaulBach-y-Rita and Kurt Kaczmarek: Tactile Displays 10: Blake Hannaford and Steve Venema: Kinesthetic Displays for Remote and Virtual Environments 11: Scott MacKenzie: Input Devices and Interaction Techniques for Advanced Computing PART 3: Integration of Technology 12: Woodrow Barfield, Tom Sheridan, David Zeltzer, and Mel Slater: Presence and Performance Within Virtual Environments 13: Christopher Wickens and Polly Baker: Cognitive Issues in Virtual Reality 14: Woodrow Barfield, Craig Rosenberg,and Wouter Lotens: Augmented-Reality Displays Index

The chapters are well researched and well written. The organization and the content of this book make it a sound contribution to those in the VR community. Endeavour