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Research Assistant Department of Computer Science Sitterson Hall University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 27514 burns@cs.unc.edu (919) 962-1779 |
Virtual Environments
Effective Virtual Environments Page
Human Computer Interaction
3D Interactive Computer Graphics
Burns, E., Razzaque, S., Whitton, M.C., McCallus, M.R., Panter, A.T., and Brooks, F.P. (2006) The Hand is More Easily Fooled than the Eye: Users are more sensitive to visual interpenetration than to visual-proprioceptive discrepancy. Presence: Teleoperators and Virtual Environments (in press).
Adelstein, B.D., Burns, E.M., Ellis, S.R., and Hill, M.I. (2005) Latency Discrimination Mechanisms in Virtual Environments: Velocity and Displacement Error Factors. Proceedings, 49th Annual Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, September 2005.
Burns, E., Razzaque, S., Whitton, M.C., McCallus, M.R., Panter, A.T., and Brooks, F.P. (2005) The Hand is Slower than the Eye: A quantitative exploration of visual dominance over proprioception. Proceedings of IEEE Virtual Reality 2005, (Bonn, Germany, March 2005), IEEE Computer Society.
Kohli, L, Burns, E., Miller, D., and Fuchs, H. (2005) Combining Passive Haptics with Redirected Walking. Proceedings of the International Conference on Artificial Reality and Teleexistence 2005, (Christchurch, New Zealand, December 2005). (To appear)
Burns, E. and Razzaque, S. (2003) “Avatar Redirection: An Exploration of Sensory Conflict.” Presence-Connect Online Journal.
Armstrong, R., Berry, N., Kyker, R., Pancerella, C., Yang, C., Moor, K., Wolfe, A., Burns, E., Lambert, B., Elliot, S., Fan, T., Kershaw, C., and Davis, H. (2001). “General Framework for Wireless Smart Distributed Sensors”, Supercomputing 2001 Conference, Denver. (poster)
Honorable mention in competition for best paper at IEEE VR 2005 (2005)
Honorable Mention in NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Competition (2002, 2004)
Graduated from Rutgers University, School of Engineering with Highest Honors,
tied for first in class (2002)