Ronald A. Metoyer

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BS (1992) Computer Engineering UCLA

Ph.D. (2004) Georgia Institute of Technology

Assistant Professor of Computer Science, Oregon State University

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RESEARCH

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Selected Publications

1. Brogan, D. C., Metoyer, R. A., and Hodgins, J. K., 1998. " Dynamically Simulated Characters in Virtual Environments." IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications. September/October 1998, Volume 15 Number 5, p. 58-69.
2. Quinn, M. and Metoyer, R., 2003." Parallel Implementation of the Social Forces Model," Proceedings of the Second International Conference in Pedestrian and Evacuation Dynamics, Greenwich, London, August 20-22.
3. Metoyer, R.A. and Hodgins, J.K., 2003. "Reactive Pedestrian Path Following From Examples," Proceedings of 16th International Conference on Computer Animation and Social Agents 2003 New Brunswick, New Jersey, May 8 - 9, pp. 149-156.
4. Metoyer, R.A., Xu, L., and Srinivasan, M., 2003." A Tangible Interface for the High-Level Direction of Multiple Animated Characters ," Proceedings of Graphics Interface 2003 Halifax, Nova Scotia, June 11-13. pp. 167 - 176.
5. Metoyer, R.A. and Hodgins, J.K., 2000. " Animating Athletic Motion Planning By Example," Proceedings of Graphics Interface 2000, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, May 15-17, pp. 61-68.
6. Dinh, Q. , Metoyer, R. A., and Turk, G., 1998. " Real-Time Lighting Changes for Image Based Rendering." Proceeding of the IASTED International Conference, Computer Graphics and Imaging. 58-63
7. Brogan, D.C., Metoyer, R.A., and Hodgins, J.K.,"Dynamically Simulated Characters inVirtual Environments," Animation Sketch in SIGGRAPH 1997, Los Angeles, CA.

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