ACM ISS 2022
Sun 20 - Thu 24 November 2022 Wellington, New Zealand

Arrhythmia refers to abnormalities of heart rhythm, and the catheter ablation procedure provides the best therapeutic outcomes to cure this life-threatening pathology. Electrophysiologists perform the catheter ablation procedure, which is a minimally invasive procedure involving catheter navigation into the heart’s chambers through peripheral blood vessels. The electrophysiology study identifies regions of the heart that cause the arrhythmia, which is then ablated, restoring a healthy heart rhythm. Electrophysiologists must possess a comprehensive understanding of cardiac electrophysiology and precise instrument handling due to the sensitivity of the procedure. In the conventional approach, electroanatomical mapping systems and fluoroscopic visualizations are utilized to assist the procedure; however, their limitations reduce the procedure’s effectiveness. In order to improve the procedure outcome, two main scenarios have been identified: intraoperative guidance and procedural training. This study aims to examine how extended reality technologies (eg. AR/VR) can be used to improve the cardiac catheter ablation procedure.

Sun 20 Nov

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09:00 - 10:30
Session 1Doctoral Symposium at Workshop Room - RHMZ05
Chair(s): Aaron J. Quigley University of New South Wales

Zoom: https://vuw.zoom.us/my/iss2022ds

09:00
30m
Talk
Welcome and Introduction
Doctoral Symposium
P: Aaron J. Quigley University of New South Wales, P: Rachel Blagojevic Massey University, P: Jason Leigh Laboratory for Advanced Visualization and Applications, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, P: Anne Roudaut University of Bristol
09:30
30m
Talk
Perceived Affordances in Programmable Matter
Doctoral Symposium
Khyati Priya IIT Bombay
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10:00
30m
Talk
XR for Improving Cardiac Electrophysiology Training
Doctoral Symposium
Nisal Manisha Udawatta Kankanamge Don Victoria University of Wellington; University of Kelaniya
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Mon 21 Nov

Displayed time zone: Auckland, Wellington change

17:30 - 20:00
Posters, Demos, Doctoral Symposium Evening SessionPosters / Doctoral Symposium at Rutherford House Mezzanine
Chair(s): Rachel Blagojevic Massey University, Steven Houben TU Eindhoven, Rafael Kuffner University of Leeds, Jason Leigh Laboratory for Advanced Visualization and Applications, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, Can Liu City University of Hong Kong, Daniel Medeiros University of Glasgow, Aaron J. Quigley University of New South Wales, Anne Roudaut University of Bristol
17:30
12m
Talk
Video Analysis of Hand Gestures for Distinguishing Patients with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Posters
Ryota Matsui Keio University, Takuya Ibara Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Kazuya Tsukamoto Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Takafumi Koyama Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Koji Fujita Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Yuta Sugiura Keio University
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17:42
12m
Talk
Evaluation of Grasp Posture Detection Method using Corneal Reflection Images through a Crowdsourced Experiment
Posters
Xiang Zhang Keio University, Kaori Ikematsu Yahoo Japan Corporation, Kunihiro Kato Tokyo University of Technology, Yuta Sugiura Keio University
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17:55
12m
Talk
Virtual Tabletops (VTT) for Role-Playing Games (RPG) and Do-It-Yourself (DYI) Interactive Surfaces as Examples of Vernacular Design
Posters
Jan K. Argasiński Jagiellonian University
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18:07
12m
Talk
Swipe-and-Tap Functional Programming
Posters
Michael Homer Victoria University of Wellington, A: Craig Anslow Victoria University of Wellington
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18:20
12m
Talk
Impact on the Quality of Interpersonal Relationships by Proximity using the Ventriloquism Effect in a Virtual Environment
Posters
Azusa Yamazaki University of Tsukuba, Naoto Wakatsuki University of Tsukuba, Koichi Mizutani University of Tsukuba, Yukihiko Okada University of Tsukuba, Keiichi Zempo University of Tsukuba
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18:32
12m
Talk
Retzzles: Engaging Users towards Retention through Touchscreen Puzzles
Posters
Nikola Kovačević University of Primorska, Maheshya Weerasinghe University of Primorska; University of St Andrews, Jordan Aiko Deja University of Primorska; De La Salle University
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18:45
12m
Talk
GesPlayer: Using Augmented Gestures to Empower Video Players
Posters
Xiang Li University of Cambridge, Yuzheng Chen Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, Xiaohang Tang University of Liverpool
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18:57
12m
Talk
Perceived Affordances in Programmable Matter
Doctoral Symposium
Khyati Priya IIT Bombay
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19:10
12m
Talk
Piano Learning and Improvisation through Adaptive Visualisation and Digital Augmentation
Doctoral Symposium
Jordan Aiko Deja University of Primorska; De La Salle University
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19:22
12m
Talk
Social VR for Socially Isolated Adolescents with Significant Illnesses
Doctoral Symposium
Udapola Balage Hansi Shashiprabha Udapola Victoria University of Wellington; University of Kelaniya
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19:35
12m
Talk
XR for Improving Cardiac Electrophysiology Training
Doctoral Symposium
Nisal Manisha Udawatta Kankanamge Don Victoria University of Wellington; University of Kelaniya
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19:47
12m
Poster
Spatialphonic360: Accuracy of the Arbitrary Sound Image Presentation using Surrounding Parametric Speakers
Posters
Noko Kuratomo University of Tsukuba, Hiroki Uchida University of Tsukuba, Tadashi Ebihara University of Tsukuba, Naoto Wakatsuki University of Tsukuba, Koichi Mizutani University of Tsukuba, Keiichi Zempo University of Tsukuba
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