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AMMP-EXTN: Managing User Privacy and Cooperation Demand in a Collaborative Molecule Modeling Virtual System
Charlotte, NC, USA March 10-March 14
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/VR.2007.3525122007 IEEE Virtual Reality Conference
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Wenjun Ma, Georgia State University, wma2@student.gsu.edu
Ying Zhu, Georgia State University, yzhu@cs.gsu.edu
Robert W. Harrison, Georgia State University, rharrison@cs.gsu.edu
G. Scott Owen, Georgia State University, sowen@cs.gsu.edu
We present a novel design for managing competing user interests and privacy protection cooperation in a collaborative virtual environment for molecular modeling. Based on the user feedback, this design includes four levels of access control for collaborative sessions and provides dynamic action priority specification for manipulations on shared molecular models. Furthermore, we implement a messaging system that includes a text chatting tool and system broadcasting functions. Our design supports flexible user group formation and interaction. We have implemented our design on a set of Microsoft Windows PCs connected to a Linux molecule simulation server. A GUI interface developed in Python is also illustrated.
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Wenjun Ma, Ying Zhu, Robert W. Harrison, G. Scott Owen, "AMMP-EXTN: Managing User Privacy and Cooperation Demand in a Collaborative Molecule Modeling Virtual System," vr, pp.301-302, 2007 IEEE Virtual Reality Conference, 2007
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