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IEEE COMSOC MMTC E-LetterREFERENCES[1] J. Cutting, and P. Vishton, "Perceivinglayout and knowing distances: Theintegration, relative potency, and contextualuse of different information about depth," inW. Epstein & S. Rogers (eds), Perception ofSpace and Motion, Academic Press, SanDiego, CA, pp. 69-117, 1995.[2] T. Okoshi, "Three dimensional displays,"Proceedings of the IEEE, vol. 68, pp.548-564, 1980.[3] S. Pastoor, "3-D displays: A review ofcurrent technologies," Displays, vol. 17,no. 2, pp. 100-110, 1997.[4] I. Sexton, and P. Surman, “Stereoscopic andautostereoscopic display systems,” IEEESignal Processing Magazine, vol. 16, no.3, pp. 85-99, 1999.[5] W.A. IJsselsteijn, “Presence in Depth,”Ph.D. thesis, Eindhoven University ofTechnology, The Netherlands.[6] J. A. J. Roufs, “Perceptual image quality:Concept and measurement,” PhilipsJournal of Research 47, pp. 35–62, 1992.[7] P.G. Engeldrum, “Psychometric Scaling: aToolkit for Imaging SystemsDevelopment,” Imcotek Press, Winchester,USA, 2002.[8] C. Fehn, “Depth-image-based rendering(DIBR), compression and transmissionfor a new approach on 3D-TV,”Proceedings of the SPIE, 5291, pp 93-104,2004.[9] W. Tam, L. Stelmach, and P. Corriveau,“Psychovisual aspects of viewingstereoscopic video sequences,”Proceedings of the SPIE, 3295, pp. 226–235, 1998.[10] A. Berthold, “The influence of blur on theperceived quality and sensation of depthof 2D and stereo images,” Technicalreport, ATR Human InformationProcessing Research Laboratories, 1997.[11] J. Freeman and S. Avons, “Focus groupexploration of presence through advancedbroadcast services,” Proceedings of theSPIE, 3959, pp. 530–539, 2000.[12] P.J.H. Seuntiëns, L.M.J. Meesters and W.A.IJsselsteijn, “Perceived quality ofcompressed stereoscopic images: Effectsof symmetric and asymmetric JPEGcoding and camera separation,” ACMTransactions on Applied Perception, 3(2),pp. 95-109, 2006.[13] W.A. IJsselsteijn, D.G. Bouwhuis, J.Freeman, and H. de Ridder, “Presence asan experiential metric for 3-D displayevaluation,” SID Digest 2002, pp. 252-255, 2002.[14] P. Seuntiëns, I. Heynderickx, and W.A.IJsselsteijn, “Capturing the added value of3D-TV: Viewing experience andnaturalness of stereoscopic images,” TheJournal of Imaging Science andTechnology, 52(2), 2008.Wijnand A. IJsselsteijn is Associate Professorat the Human-Technology Interaction group ofEindhoven University of Technology in TheNetherlands. He has a background in psychologyand artificial intelligence, with an MSc incognitive neuropsychology from UtrechtUniversity, and a PhD in media psychology/HCIfrom Eindhoven University of Technology onthe topic of telepresence. His current researchinterests include social digital media, immersiveand stereoscopic media technology, and digitalgaming. His focus is on conceptualizing andmeasuring human experiences, including socialperception and self-perception, in relation tothese advanced media. Wijnand is significantlyinvolved in various industry and governmentsponsored projects on awareness systems,enriched communication media, digital games,and autostereoscopic display technologies. He isassociate director of the Media, Interface, andNetwork Design labs, and co-founder and codirectorof the Game Experience Lab(http://www.gamexplab.nl), and director of the3D/ice Lab at Eindhoven University ofTechnology. He has published over 120 peerreviewedjournal and conference papers, and coeditedfive books.http://www.comsoc.org/~mmc/ 18/41 Vol.4, No.7, August 2009