EXPERIMEDIA Venues Open Call Information Teleconference 16/17 May 2013 Dimi Christop, FHW ([email protected]) Josep Escoda, CAR ([email protected]) Peter Höflehner,

EXPERIMEDIA VenuesOpen Call Information Teleconference

16/17 May 2013

Dimi Christop, FHW ([email protected])Josep Escoda, CAR ([email protected])

Peter Höflehner, Schladming ([email protected])

EXPERIMEDIA Ecosystems

Copyright Atos and other members of the EXPERIMEDIA consortium, 2012

Schladming Ski Resort

Foundation for the Hellenic World

CAR High Performance Sports Traning Centre

Schladming

participative community experiences

social media, content delivery, augmented

reality, open data

large scale public

local authorities, event managers,

network operators, service providers, app developers,

advertisers

FoundationHellenic World

cultural and educational experiences

multimedia exhibitions, virtual

reconstructions, serious gaming

medium scale public and pro (curators)

museums, event mgmt, students,

tourtists, curators

CAR

collaborative working experiences

human sensing, 3D reconstruction,

dynamic metadata synchronisation

small scale professional

students, permanent athletes, sports

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CAR - Centro de Alto Rendimiento de Cataluña (I)


Support to sport so it can be competitive at international level

Provide athletes with: All necessary for training Educational development Residence

CAR - Centro de Alto Rendimiento de Cataluña (II)

Role Collaborative working experiences

Stakeholders Coaches and athletes of different sports


CAR - Centro de Alto Rendimiento de Cataluña (III)

Benefits To redesign the training process in high

performance training. To get information faster. To share information to achieve more accurate

decision making. To enhance reality to create a better picture and

increase the quality of sports training.


CAR - Centro de Alto Rendimiento de Cataluña (IV)

Contents: training sessions



CAR - Centro de Alto Rendimiento de Cataluña (V)

Communications infrastructure: based on 10g high speed network 1000 Connections points 125 WIFI access points 100TB storage GEANT2 network

CAR - Centro de Alto Rendimiento de Cataluña (VI)

Service Infrastructures: 7 racks connected through fibre optic

10 GB to the datacenter 20 GB link between 2 CISCO NEXUS 7.000

External link to 100MB to Internet


CAR - Centro de Alto Rendimiento de Cataluña (VII)

Service Infrastructures:



Schladming (I)


Tourist destination Winter sports: Ski, Snowboard… Summer sports: Hiking, climbing, biking

Leading International Ski resort in Austria FIS Alpine World Ski Championship 1982 FIS Alpine World Ski Championship 2013

Schladming (II) Role

Participative community experiences Stakeholders

Inhabitants / guests from the Schladming region TV viewers People who use the newly created "Schladming

App" with their smartphones Visitors, guests, citizens, journalists, local

businesses.


Schladming (III) Benefits

Ideal setting for experiments that enhance the experience of on-site visitors and remote visitors

Well-known location Experiments on a large scale with massive audience Good cooperation with local representatives Excellent IT-infrastructure commitment to long-term

cooperation and sustainable developments (Schladming 2030 GmbH)

Experiments will allow for extending the reach to the Future Internet and enable innovative methods of interacting with interested visitors


Schladming (IV) Contents: Internet data pool

Point of interest Snow conditions Status of services


Schladming (V) Free Public Wi-Fi

60 hotspots on the mountain 110 hotspots in the valley 200-300 hotspots provided by the resorts of Amadé

Will be a trial area for LTE (4G)


Schladming (VI) Other assets:

Broadcast room for TV companies SkiTrack: camera that tracks you down a slalom SkiLine: plots your altitude/time chart for your stay Speed tracking system Webcam & weather stations New Media centre

1400 m2 Audio & video equipment



Foundation of the Helenic World (I)


Ultramodern Cultural Centre and Museum Visitors experience

Hellenic history and culture

Venue of cultural creation and expression

Activities Interactive exhibitions Virtual reality tours Educational programmes Conferences etc…

Placed in Greece

Foundation of the Hellenic World (II) Role

Cultural and educational experiences Stakeholders

Wider Public Special focus on students Special programmes for

school classes Organized visits


Foundation of the Hellenic World (III) Benefits

Multifunctional and adaptable buildings Creation of virtual reconstructions Creation of 3D environments Virtual and 3D contents developed by third parties

are usually compatible with the infrastructure


Foundation of the Hellenic World (IV)

Contents Virtual reality productions Interactive Multimedia Testimonies Archive Educational exhibitions


Foundation of the Hellenic World (V)

Ethernet Backbone Connections based on ADSL


Foundation of the Hellenic World (VI)

Service Infrastructures: Virtual Reality projection systems

The Tholos The Kivotos Virtual Cinema



Foundation of the Hellenic World (VI)Notes on how to use the VR infrastructure

• Realtime VR presentations can be enhanced using OpenSceneGraph Node Kits

• Non Realtime movie playback for Tholos in Dome Master Mode.

• Both modes can overlay external sources, but with limitations. For realtime you blend 50%/50% the realtime source with the external one.• For movie playback you have to stop the movie to get external feed, and

specify where in the movie you want external feed.

• Tholos VR system has realtime and movie playback.

• Kivotos only realtime.

• Virtual Cinema VR system is self contained, any PC with stereoscopic output can drive it, an is the choice experiments based on advanced HCI controllers

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