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ISDB Research Lab
Room: G.2.8
2nd Floor, G Block
Head
Annika Hinze
hinze[at]waikato.ac.nz
Room: G.2.26
Department of Computer Science
University of Waikato
Private Bag 3105
Hamilton 3240
New Zealand
tel: +64-7-858-4052
The Information Systems and Databases (ISDB) group at Waikato conducts research in mobile information access, location-based systems and health informatics. It targets application-oriented and fundamental research issues in the areas of event-driven systems and semantic analysis.
Topics:
- Semantic analysis and annotation
- Document provenance
- Augmented memory systems
- Mobile location-based access
We welcome requests concerning cooperations, further projects, student projects and doctor thesis.
Have a look at latest news on our research projects and publications.
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A big congratulations to Ivy Taia for taking out the title of Best Student Paper for the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences for 2020!
Ivy’s paper was titled For Maumahara Papahou: A mobile augmented reality memory treasure box based on Māori mnemonic aids.
Ivy did the original design and research, as well as implementation of the AR memory app for mobile.
Her goal is to bridge traditional Mäori knowledge and modern technological approaches, while acknowledging and respecting both.
First demo at an online conference. If you thought jet-lag is bad when attending overseas conferences, try presenting and Q&A in the middle of the night.
Best of luck to Qimo Zhang presenting his demo on "Narrative Navigation".
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Narrative navigation: visualizing story order and locations in augmented reality (demo at JCDL 2020)
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Demonstration paper at JCDL 2020 about Narrative Navigation The paper "Narrative navigation: visualizing story order and locations in augmented reality" is b...New advertising for University of Waikato. Nice reference to computing.
Lynley is back in Aotearoa now - have a look at this fab interview with her about her internship at NASA
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Masters of Science student Lynley St George recently became one of the first Māori women to complete an internship at NASA, having received one of seven New Zealand Space Scholarships to work at NA...