WebSite Links - ... This page has linked to the patent resulting from SoundScapes, external PhD dissertations and papers associated to use of SoundScapes or where my work is cited.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Patent resulting from my SoundScapes research

My SoundScapes research 1987-1999 led to a patent being filed in 2000 as Communication Method and Apparatus [US Patent 6,893,407]. This was published worldwide - LINK TO PATENT FAMILY - and 'other references used by the examiners are my prior sole authored work. To view these see links on Virtual Interactive Space (VIS) below.

1999 - Virtual Interactive Space (V.I.S.) as a movement capture interface tool giving multimedia feedback for treatment and analysis. “Bridging Cultures”, Program from The 13th International Congress of WCPT, May 23-28, 1999, Yokohama, Japan. See publication abstract on Science Links Japan. http://sciencelinks.jp/j-east/article/200110/000020011001A0418015.php

1999 - Virtual Interactive Space (VIS) an experiential intensive, and conference presentation Omega Institute, New York, USA

1999 - Virtual Interactive Space, “Pushing the Limits” 5th Scientific Congress, Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games, Oct. 11-13, 2000, Sydney, Australia.

The patent above has been cited by other patents relative to my design for the online Humanics "clinic to home to clinic" concept where I led the research in 2000 with the SoundScapes system - see HUMANICS publication here. The citing detail is Bulat, P. I. (2006). System and method for delivering medical examination, treatment and assistance over a network. [US Patent 7,011,629]

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

PhD-Master lecture at University of Oporto, Portugal, February 2005 - photo profile at the Leica camera forum site - images by José Morais, Portugal

Art works

Featured artist in the first space art exhibition
 

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

ArtAbilitation Workshops

ArtAbilitation Conferences - www.artabilitation.net

2006 - Denmark Proceedings and Conference CD

2007 (integrated with LEDA conference)- Denmark - see special issue journal Digital Creativity, Volume 19 Issue 3 2008 Ludic Engagement Designs for All ISSN: 1462-6268

2008 (integrated with ICDVRAT conference)- Portugal

2009 - USA

2010 - Chile

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Related work citing my own

PhD dissertations

Petersson, E. (2006). Non-Formal Learning Through Ludic Engagement Within Interactive Environments [Doctoral Thesis, Malmö University/School of Teacher Education, ISBN/ISSN: 91-85042-22-6] http://hdl.handle.net/2043/2963 (pp. 15-17)

Pollini, A. (2008). Experimenting with an Ubiquitous Computing Open Architecture. Distributed, Embedded, and Modular computing for Novel Practices of Play and Therapy in the water. [PH.D. PROGRAM IN TELEMATICA E SOCIETÀ DELL’INFORMAZIONE CICLE XX Instituted by the Italian University Consortium among University of Florence University of Siena]

Breidegard, B. (2006). Att göra för att förstå - konstruktion för rehabilitering. Department of Rehabilitation Engineering Research, Certec, Lund University, Sweden [doktorsavhandling certec, lth nummer 2:2006; ISSN: 978-91-628-7035-5]. (p. 59) http://www.certec.lth.se/dok/attgora/AttGoraForAttForsta_Light.pdf.

3rd party citations - Papers -

Exploring interpersonal dynamics between adults and motor disabled children within aesthetic resonant environments P Lopes-dos-Santos, L M Teixeira, S Silva, M Azeredo and M Barbosa, University of Porto/Portuguese Catholic University, Portugal

A Camera-Based Music-Making Tool for Physical Rehabilitation - Gorman, A Lahav, E Saltzman, M Betke - Image and Video Computing Group Department of Computer Science Boston University; Music Mind & Motion Laboratory Sargent College for Health and Rehabilitation Science Boston University; The Music & Neuroimaging Laboratory Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Harvard Medical School

Real-time composition of image and sound in the (re)habilitation of children with special needs: a case study of a child with cerebral palsy by Maria Azeredo, University of Porto, School of Psychology and Educational Sciences, Portugal

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Multiple citations of my work

4 papers cited in Cobb, S. & Sharkey, P. (2006). A decade of research and development in disability and virtual reality and associated technologies: promise or practice [Keynote address]. In Proc. The International Conference Series on Disability, Virtual Reality and Associated Technologies, pp. 1-14.

5 papers cited in [Lopes-dos-Santos, P., Teixeira, L. M. Silva, S. Azeredo, M. & Barbosa, M. (2006). Exploring interpersonal dynamics between adults and motor disabled children within aesthetic resonant environments. In Proc. The International Conference Series on Disability, Virtual Reality and Associated Technologies. Esbjerg, Denmark, pp. 27-34.

***** My other publications/citations – see http://personprofil.aau.dk/Profil/103302 ********

Related bodies of research, applied practises and other links

The iMUSE project lead by Professor Phil Ellis and Dr Lieselotte van Leeuwen both from the University of Sunderland http://www.sunderland.ac.uk/imuse

www.templetap.com (Bill & Cynthia who I met when presenting SoundScapes in the Millennium Olympics/Paralympics in Sydney check out the Flash games and the pictures of the wild west of Australia)