2nd Workshop on Replication in Extended Reality (WoRXR)
IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality (ISMAR), 2022
Overview
The 2nd workshop on Replication in Extended Reality (WoRXR) aims at bringing together researchers interested in the replication of empirical research as well as algorithmic reproducibility inside and outside of the AR/VR/MR/XR community. Specifically, the workshop will start with introducing important concepts and case studies and then evolve into discussing position papers by participants.
Themes of the Workshop
Discuss the replication crisis in empirical science and its implications for experiments in extended reality.
Raising community awareness about the issues of replication and reproducibility.
Identify ways that the community could respond to the replication crisis.
Providing a platform for abstracts dealing with replication and reproducibility in extended reality.
Call for Participation [CLICK HERE]
Important Dates:
Paper Submission Deadline:
August 1st, 2022(AOE)August 8th, 2022Paper Notification:
August 8th, 2022August 15th, 2022Camera-Ready Submission Deadline: August 31st, 2022
We particularly invite researchers to conduct replication studies of their own (or others') previous experiments, with a new set of participants. We anticipate that the current trend towards XR-based studies using, e.g., Quest or HoloLens, will make it easier to re-run existing experiments. One goal of the workshop is to work towards a joint journal submission on lessons learned through the replicated studies.
Schedule
Tentative
9:00 - 9:15 (Singapur)
Welcome and organizational remarks
Speaker: Jens Grubert, Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Germany
Duration: 15 minutes
9:15- 10:00 (Singapur)
Keynote: Planning a Virtual Experience Research Accelerator (VERA): An Evolution of Optimism and Enthusiasm
Speaker: Gregory Welch, University of Central Florida, USA
Duration: 45 minutes
10:00- 10:20 (Singapur)
Coffee Break
Duration: 20 minutes
10:20- 11:35 (Singapur)
Tutorial: The replication crisis, reproducibility and inferential statistics, the reproducibility project in psychology
Speaker: J. Edward Swan II, Mississippi State University, USA
Duration: 75 minutes
11:35- 11:55 (Singapur)
Paper: A Conceptual Replication and Extension of Triangulation by Walking for Measuring Perceived Distance Through a Wall
Speaker: J. Edward Swan II, Mississippi State University, USA
Duration: 20 minutes (10 minutes presentation + 10 minutes discussion)
11:55- 13:00 (Singapur)
Lunch Break
Duration: 65 minutes
13:00- 13:20 (Singapur)
Paper: Perceiving Affordances for Passing Through Apertures: A Discussion of Factors Influencing Replication Across Extended Reality
Speaker: Sarah H. Creem-Regehr, University of Utah
Duration: 20 minutes (10 minutes presentation + 10 minutes discussion)
13:20- 13:40 (Singapur)
Paper: Multisensory Cue Combination During Navigation: Lessons Learned from Replication in Real and Virtual Environments
Speaker: Corey S. Shayman, University of Utah
Duration: 20 minutes (10 minutes presentation + 10 minutes discussion)
13:40- 14:30 (Singapur)
Tutorial: Replication in HCI and bioinformatics. What can we learn?
Speaker: Florian Echtler, Aalborg University, Denmark
Duration: 50 minutes
14:30- 14:50 (Singapur)
Coffee Break
Duration: 20 minutes
14:50- 15:10 (Singapur)
Paper: Content Transfer Across Multiple Screens with Combined Eye-Gaze and Touch Interaction - A Replication Study
Speaker: Verena Biener, Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Germany
Duration: 20 minutes (10 minutes presentation + 10 minutes discussion)
15:10- 15:30 (Singapur)
Paper: VocabulARy replicated: comparing teenagers to young adults
Speaker: Maheshya Weerasinghe, University of Primorska, Slovenia
Duration: 20 minutes (10 minutes presentation + 10 minutes discussion)
15:30- 16:00 (Singapur)
Brainstorming and wrap-up
Speaker: Verena Biener, Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Germany
Duration: 30 minutes
Organizers
Jens Grubert
Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Germany
Florian Echtler
Aalborg University, Denmark
Verena Biener
Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Germany
Mohammed Safayet Arefin
Mississippi State University, USA
J. Edward Swan II
Mississippi State University, USA