Michael (Mike) R. Macedonia
Most Recent Affiliation(s):
- Fraunhofer Center for Computer Graphics, Vice President
Other Affiliation(s):
- USA Simulation, Training, and Instrumentation Command, Chief Scientist
- US Army STRICOM
Bio:
SIGGRAPH 1999
Michael R. Macedonia is Chief Scientist and Technical Director for the USA Simulation, Training, and Instrumentation Command (STRICOM). He has worked extensively with the multicast networking community and has written one of the most often referenced publications in that area. He also contributed to the National Academy of Sciences report entitled “Virtual Reality: Scientific and Technological Challenges” detailing the networking and communications research needed to continue the development of virtual reality systems. At SIGGRAPH 96, he was a panelist on the “Global Multi-User Virtual Environments” panel. He is a member of both ACM SIGCOMM & SIGGRAPH.
SIGGRAPH 1998
Michael R. Macedonia is Chief Scientist and Technical Director for the USA Simulation Training and Instrumentation Command (STRICOM). He has worked extensively with the multicast networking community and has written one of the most often referenced publications in that area. He also contributed to the National Academy of Sciences report entitled Virtual Reality Scientific and Technological Challenges detailing the networking and communications research needed to continue the development of virtual reality systems. At SIGGRAPH 96, he was a panelist on the Global Multi-User Virtual Environments” panel. He is a member of both ACM SIGCOMM & SIGGRAPH.
SIGGRAPH 1997
Michael R. Macedonia is Vice President in charge of developing global virtual environments for commerce, government and education at the non- profit Fraunhofer Center for Research in Computer Graphics (CRCG). He has worked extensively with the multicast networking community and has written one of the most often referenced publications in that area. He also contributed to the National Academy of Sciences report entitled “Virtual Reality: Scientific and Technological Challenges” detailing the networking and communications research needed to continue the development of virtual reality systems. At SIGGRAPH 96, he was a panelist on the “Global Multi-User Virtual Environments” panel. He is a member of both ACM SIGCOMM & SIGGRAPH.
Experience(s):
Type: [E-Tech]
Where No One Has Gone Before
Organizer(s): [Macedonia]
Entry No.: [37]
[SIGGRAPH 1996]
Learning Presentation(s):
Type: [Courses]
Internetworked 3D Computer Graphics: Overcoming Bottlenecks, Supporting Collaboration, and Stepping up to Wireless Connectivity Organizer(s): [Rhyne] [Barton]
Presenter(s): [Rhyne] [Barton] [Brutzman] [Day] [Macedonia]
Entry No.: [26]
[SIGGRAPH 2001]
Type: [Panels]
Emotional Simulator: The Tears and Fears of Creating a Compelling Simulated Experience for Both Entertainment and Training Presenter(s): [Dyke] [Lindheim] [Macedonia] [Pausch] [Trowbridge]
Entry No.: [09]
[SIGGRAPH 2000]
Type: [Courses]
Internetworked 3D Computer Graphics: Overcoming Bottlenecks and Supporting Collaboration Organizer(s): [Rhyne] [Barton]
Presenter(s): [Rhyne] [Barton] [Brutzman] [Day] [Macedonia]
Entry No.: [28]
[SIGGRAPH 2000]
Type: [Courses]
Internetworked 3D Computer Graphics: Overcoming Bottlenecks and Supporting Collaboration Organizer(s): [Rhyne]
Presenter(s): [Rhyne] [Barton] [Brutzman] [Macedonia]
Entry No.: [21]
[SIGGRAPH 1999]
Type: [Courses]
Beyond Bottlenecks and Roadblocks: Internetworked 3D Computer Graphics Organizer(s): [Rhyne]
Presenter(s): [Rhyne] [Barton] [Brutzman] [Macedonia]
Entry No.: [19]
[SIGGRAPH 1998]
Type: [Courses]
Beyond Bottlenecks and Roadblocks: Internetwork Computer Graphics Organizer(s): [Rhyne]
Presenter(s): [Rhyne] [Barton] [Macedonia] [Brutzman]
Entry No.: [18]
[SIGGRAPH 1997]
