Talks Scheduled Throughout the Conference
Invited Talks
- James Balog, Extreme Ice Survey
- J. Michael Fay, National Geographic Explorer
- Jim Richardson, National Geographic Society
- Michael Sims, Estelle Dodson, Pascal Lee and Chris McKay, NASA
- Science Communication Panel
Talks from Papers
- Estimating stand basal area from forest panoramas
Christopher Fastie - Middlebury College - Exploring the Excited Skin: Gigapixel Imaging of Soil Profiles and Landscape Contexts
Ken Tamminga - Penn State University
Rick Stehouwer - Penn State University
Patick Drohan - Penn State University - Three-Dimensional Gigapan Views of Archaeological Sites and Artifacts
Matthew Sisk - Stony Brook University - A year in an urban forest: Dairy Bush GigaPan 2009-2010
M. Alex Smith - University of Guelph - How many ways do I use thee? -- Academic applications of GigaPan technology
Brian Yamamoto - Kauai Community College
Kim Bridges - University of Hawaii at Manoa - GigaPan Imagery and Archaeology at the Sanctuary of the Great Gods, Samothrace
Vicki Hertzberg - Emory University
Michael Page - Emory University
Bonna Wescoat - Emory University
Lightning Talks
Poster sessions will feature lightning talks from authors followed by Q&A.
- Applications of GigaPans to Geoscience Education and Research
William Beatty - Winona State University
Candace Kairies Beatty - Winona State University
Jennifer Piatek - Central Connecticut State University - Remote curation and outreach: examples from the NCSU Insect Museum GigaPan Project
Matthew Bertone - North Carolina State University
Andrew Deans - North Carolina State University - Bridging arts and socials sciences: animated and interactive panoramas in visual research
Roderick Coover - Temple University - Hitching Post of the Sky: Did Paleoindians Paint an Ancient Calendar in Stone along the Amazon River?
Christopher Davis - University of Illinois at Chicago - Giga-stan X: Extreme Gigapanning in Central Asia
Michael Frachetti - Washington University in St. Louis - Adapting Traditional Macro and Micro Photography for Scientific Gigapixel Imaging
Molly Gibson - NASA Ames, EAP
Jay Longson - NASA Ames, UCSC
Gene Cooper - Four Chambers Studio
Randy Sargent - Carnegie Mellon University, Gigapan Project
Rich Gibson - NASA Ames, Gigapan Project - Time Lapse Gigapans of Bee development
Rich Gibson - Carnegie Melon University
Gene Cooper - Four Chambers Studio
Dennis vanEngelsdorp - Penn State University and State of Pennsylvania Apiarist
Michael Andree - Penn State University - Microbiology Laboratory Benchspace Literacy: Gigapan Imaging Enhancing Linguistic Landscape Research
David Hanauer - Indiana University of Pennsylvania & Pittsburgh Bacteriophage Institute - How Many Pixels? Statistics from the GigaPan Web Site
Paul S. Heckbert - GigaPan - High Dynamic Range Gigapixel Imaging as a Method for Eternalizing Graffiti & Urban Art in Fine Art & Fashion
Jay Hirschfeld - Cineflock LLC - The World in High Def: GigaPans and Architecture
Leto Karatsolis-Chanikian - CMU Architecture Student
Daniel Rapoport - CMU Architecture Student
Pablo Garcia - CMU Architecture Assistant Professor - Gigapans and the Social Sciences
Karl Kindt - Webster University - Applications of gigapixel imaging in vertebrate paleontology
Matthew Lamanna - Carnegie Museum of Natural History - Gigapan Voyage for Robotic Reconnaissance
Susan Young Lee - NASA Ames, SGT Inc.
Eric Park - NASA Ames, CMU West
Ted Morse - NASA Ames, CMU West - Identification of cultural boundary objects through ultra-high resolution Gigapan image making
Brian Moriarty - Stevens Institute of Technology - Repeat Photography using GigaPan Imagery in the San Simon Watershed, Arizona, USA
Mary Nichols - USDA-ARS Southwest Watershed Research Center
Mike Crimmins - University of Arizona
Bill Brandau - University of Arizona - Using GigaPan to photograph long plant specimens
Steve Renich - The Land Institute
Scott Bontz - The Land Institute - Timelapse GigaPan
Randy Sargent - Carnegie Mellon University / GigaPan Systems
Chris Bartley - Carnegie Mellon University
Paul Dille - Carnegie Mellon University
Paul Heckbert - GigaPan Systems
Rich LeGrand - GigaPan Systems
Illah Nourbakhsh - Carnegie Mellon University - Gigapan Uses In Formal And Informal Education; Applications In Botany, Phenology Of Riparian Ecosystems, Geology, Community Stories Of Place
Jerry Schoen - University of Massachusetts
R. D. Stevenson - University of Massachusetts Boston - Picture Polar Science: Using Gigapan to Connect Classrooms to Antarctic Cryobiologists
Molly Steinwald - Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
Yuta Kawarasaki - Miami University
Juanita Constible
Richard E. Lee, Jr. - Miami University
A. John Bailer - Miami University - High resolution imaging of rock falls in Yosemite National Park
Greg Stock Ph.D - Yosemite National Park
Eric Hanson - xRez Studio, Inc., University of Southern California
Greg Downing - xRez Studio, Inc. - GigaPan Dialogues in Environmental Education
Laura Tomokiyo - Carnegie Mellon University
Eileen Coughlin - Falk Laboratory School
Jacque Goodburn - Burgettstown Area School District - How many ways do I use thee? -- Academic applications of GigaPan technology
Brian Yamamoto - Kauai Community College
Kim Bridges - University of Hawaii at Manoa
Panel Discussions
- The Saudi Arabian Rock Art Project: Diverse Applications of GigaPan Technology
Chris Beard & Sandra Olsen - Carnegie Museum of Natural History - Macro/Micro/Nano Gigapixel Images
Gene Cooper - Four Chambers Studio
Jay Longson & Rich Gibson - NASA Ames
Richard Palmer - Hawaii Department of Health - Gigapixel imaging use in planetary exploration
Michael Sims - NASA Ames
Estelle Dodson - NASA Ames & Lockheed Martin
Pascal Lee - NASA Ames, SETi & Mars Institute
Chris McKay - NASA Ames - Gigapixel Timelapse Systems for Quantifying phenology from Ecosystem to Organism
Justin Borevitz - University of Chicago
Timelapse GigaPan
Randy Sargent - NASA Ames & Carnegie Mellon University