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Efficacy of a Virtual Environment for Training Ball Passing Skills in Rugby

Journal Publication

Helen C. Miles, Serban R. Pop, Simon J. Watt, Gavin P. Lawrence, Nigel W. John, Vincent Perrot, Pierre Mallet, Daniel R. Mestre, and Kenton Morgan. "Efficacy of a Virtual Environment for Training Ball Passing Skills in Rugby." In Transactions on Computational Science XXIII, pp. 98-117. Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2014.
 

Authors

Dr Helen Miles

Dr Helen Miles

Helen has recently completed a KESS funded PhD to create a Virtual Reality Training Simulator for Rugby skills.

Dr Serban Pop

Dr Serban Pop

Modelling, simulation and visualization of real-life processes which includes fluid flow, heat and mass transport or phase changes with applications in medicine or biology

Prof. Nigel John

Prof. Nigel John

Prof John's primary research interests are in the application of computer graphics, haptics and virtual environments to medical applications.