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ORCIDDagstuhl Seminar Proceedings: Computer Science in Sport - Mission and Methods 2008
- Arnold Baca, Martin Lames, Keith Lyons, Bernhard Nebel, Josef Wiemeyer:
Computer Science in Sport - Mission and Methods, 07.09. - 10.09.2008. Dagstuhl Seminar Proceedings 08372, Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz-Zentrum für Informatik, Germany 2008 - Arnold Baca, Martin Lames, Keith Lyons, Bernhard Nebel, Josef Wiemeyer:
08372 Abstracts Collection - Computer Science in Sport - Mission and Methods. - Josef Wiemeyer, Arnold Baca, Martin Lames, Keith Lyons, Bernhard Nebel:
08372 Executive Summary - Computer Science in Sport - Mission and Methods. - Margrit Gelautz, Michael Bleyer, Danijela Markovic, Christoph Rhemann:
3D Scene Reconstruction by Stereo Methods for Analysis and Visualization of Sports Scenes. - Thorsten Dahmen, Dietmar Saupe:
Acquisition of Performance Parameters in Race-Bike Training. - Janez Pers, Matej Kristan, Matej Perse, Stanislav Kovacic:
Analysis of Player Motion in Sport Matches. - Dapeng Zhang:
Learning with Table Soccer. - Harald Böhm, Matthias Hartmann, Birgit Böhm:
Predictors of metabolic energy expenditure from body acceleration and mechanical energies in new generation active computer games. - Roger Bartlett, Peter Lamb, Anthony V. Robins:
Use of Self Organizing Maps in Technique Analysis. - Elisabeth André
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Using Affective Technologies to Increase Engagement and Motivation in Fitness and Sports.
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