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Jorge Cardoso

Researcher, CITAR
Porto, Portugal

Research field: Computer and Information Science - Multimedia Systems and Applications
Ubiquitous and mobile computing.

Publications

Book (1)
- Jorge Cardoso (2007) Java para Telemoveis -- MIDP 2.0. In Feup Edições.
  http://livromidp.jorgecardoso.eu
Conference Proceedings (9)
- Cristina Santos, Jorge Cardoso, Manuel Ferreira (2008) LegOSC: Mindstorms NXT robotics programming for artists, 177-182. In Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Informatics.
- Jaime S Cardoso, Jorge C S Cardoso, Luis Corte-Real (2007) Object-Based Spatial Segmentation of Video Guided by Depth and Motion. In Motion and Video Computing, 2007. WMVC '07. IEEE Workshop on.
- Jorge Cardoso, Nuno Rodrigues (2006) DiABlu: Digital Arts' Bluetooth, 151-154. In Proceedings of the Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Systems.
- Álvaro Barbosa, Guenter Geiger, Jorge Cardoso (2005) Network Latency Adaptive Tempo in the Public Sound Objects System, 184-187. In NIME 2005 Proceedings.
- Álvaro Barbosa, Jorge Cardoso, Luís Teixeira et al. (2005) Online data mining services for dynamic spatial databases II: air. In II International Conference and Exhibition on Geographic Information.
- Álvaro Barbosa, Jorge Cardoso (2005) Ritmo Musical Adaptável à Latência de Rede no Sistema Public Sound. In Livro de Actas do Artech 2005.
- Artur Rocha, Joao Correia Lopes, Jorge Cardoso (2004) M-GIS -- Mobile and Interoperable Access to Geographic Information. In EGOV 2004 Proceedings.
- Artur Rocha, Joao Correia Lopes, Jorge Cardoso (2004) M-GIS -- Sistema Móvel Interoperável de Informação Geográfica, 71-87. In XATA2004, XML: Aplicações e Tecnologias Associadas.
- Álvaro Barbosa, Jorge Cardoso, Jose Carvalho et al. (2004) SoundServer: Data Sonification On-Demand for Computational Instances. In ICAD 2004 Proceedings.
Journal Article (1)
- Jorge Cardoso (2006) Enabling User Interaction in installation art using mobile devices, 6-9. In British HCI Group Interfaces Magazine.