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Distributed Immersive Participation as Crowd-Sensing in Culture Events
2014
Journal of Virtual Worlds Research
This article investigates new forms for creating and enabling massive and scalable participatory immersive experiences in live cultural events, characterized by processes, involving pervasive objects, places and people. The multi-disciplinary research outlines a new paradigm for collaborative creation and participation towards technological and social innovation, tapping into crowd-sensing. The approach promotes user-driven content-creation and offsets economic models thereby rewarding creators
doi:10.4101/jvwr.v7i2.7083
fatcat:rfsw65qprjhndniziblnk2qgmi