Titlebook: Cooperative Design, Visualization, and Engineering; 9th International Co Yuhua Luo Conference proceedings 2012 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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Communication between Physical and Virtual Models in Designing Smart Buildings,sign. We propose the framework which enables design team to adopt BIM data in early phase of design process and to make dynamic decision. We realize the ‘1to1’ communication system focusing on interactive façade design based on the framework. The single connection can expand into manifold connections for the cooperative design environment.

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Conference proceedings 2012eld in Osaka, Japan, in September 2012. The 36 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from numerous submissions. The papers cover the topics of cooperative engineering, basic theories, methods and technologies that support CDVE, cooperative design, visualization and applications.

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,Momente und Gesetze der Großen Zahl,-user multi-touch tables leads to a problem of ambiguity as to know who is actually interacting with the table, since gestures are anonymous. This problem is even more severe when one introduces multimodal interaction for example through vocal channels. At UTC we have built a system including a larg

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,-Räume und Satz von Radon-Nikodym,tures are designed to be used for a long time. They are also expected to keep their functions if natural disasters occur. Thus, the administrators routinely perform maintenance of the structures. In recent years, a cooperative effort between not only engineers but also public is performed to share v

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,Martingalkonvergenzsätze und Anwendungen,houses, first, a product model was developed, based on IFC. Next, a sensor data model was developed, based on NEES Reference Data Model. Then, these data models were integrated. After developing the integrated data model, sensor monitoring was executed at an office of Osaka University, and a product

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,Rückwärtsmartingale und Austauschbarkeit,iological structures, telecommunication networks and many others, consist of huge amount of data which grows exponentially. Obviously, there is a problem with processing such big datasets, especially in order to provide support for decisions making. In general, structure of networks is not independe

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,Rückwärtsmartingale und Austauschbarkeit,ammers. Although the cooperative dimension of end-user programming has been recognized and collaboration among novice programmers is advised, educational game design environments have remained solitary and desktop based, with only limited support for sharing—at most through a supplementary Website.