Curriculum Vitae - Michael Robert Marner
Personal Information
Wearable Computer Lab
School of Computer & Information Science abpep6@r.postjobfree.com
University of South Australia http://www.20papercups.net
Professional Experience
3/2008 - Current Position: Ph.D. Candidate
Employer: University of South Australia
Experience Summary: C++, OpenGL, network programming, develop-
ment toolchain experience, 3D modelling and video editing, augmented
reality research.
Responsibilities / Achievements: Development of Spatial Augmented
Reality systems, conducting user evaluations, developing new user in-
terface techniques.
10/2011 - 11/2011 Position: Instructor
Employer: Pearson Education
Experience Summary: Java programming demonstration
Responsibilities / Achievements: Production of additional demonstra-
tion videos to accompany H. Daniel Liang - Introduction to Java Pro-
gramming, 9th Edition.
7/2011 - 10/2011 Position: Video System Developer
Employer: The Border Project
Experience Summary: C++ with OpenGL programming, working with
many di erent disciplines involved in creating a theatre show
Responsibilities / Achievements: Development of a video projection
system for the show Half Real. Included integrating with the Microsoft
Kinect for tracking actors on set.
3/2005 - 6/2011 Position: Lecturer, tutor and practical supervisor
Employer: University of South Australia
Experience Summary: Public speaking, communication skills, teach-
ing skills, administration work, program debugging in Java, C++ and
OpenGL.
Responsibilities / Achievements: Teaching both large and small classes
for the subjects: Computer Graphics, Java Programming, Operating
Systems, Objects & Algorithms, and Foundations of Computing. Con-
ducting lectures and tutorials. Marking of student examination papers,
assignments and tests.
9/2010 - 10/2010 Position: AR Developer
Employer: Country Arts SA
Experience Summary: C++, OpenGL, 3D modelling and video editing.
Responsibilities / Achievements: Development of interactive Spatial
Augmented Reality components for Creative Development Project.
8/2008 - 10/2008 Position: Instructor
Employer: Pearson Education
Experience Summary: Java programming demonstration
Responsibilities / Achievements: Production of demonstration videos to
accompany H. Daniel Liang - Introduction to Java Programming, 8th
Edition.
2006 - 2008 Position: Web Developer
Employer: Loud Whisper Design
Experience Summary: PHP programming with MySQL databases,
HTML and Javascript programming, problem solving, requirements
analysis, and software design.
Responsibilities / Achievements: Communicating with clients to estab-
lish project scope and requirements. Designing and implementing PHP
based solutions to web applications.
Education
3/2008 - Current Ph.D. - The University of South Australia
Supervisors: Prof. Bruce H. Thomas and Dr. Christian Sandor
Thesis topic: Interaction Techniques for Spatial Augmented Reality.
2003 - 2006 Bachelor of Information Technology (Computing & Multimedia) (Honours)
The University of South Australia
GPA: 6.28 (out of 7)
Graduated with rst class honours
Honours and Awards
ITEE Division Research Day - Best Student Presentation: 2011
Australian Federal Government Postgraduate Research Award (APA)
Undergraduate Scholarship for entry into a degree Program in Computer & Information Science
Chancellor s Letters of Commendation: 2003, 2005
Dean s Merit List: 2003, 2004, 2005
University Merit Awards: 2006
Research Interests
Spatial Augmented Reality
3D user interfaces
HCI techniques
Computer graphics.
Research Publications
E. Maas, M.R. Marner, R.T. Smith, and B.H. Thomas, Quimo: A Deformable Material to Support
Freeform Modeling in Spatial Augmented Reality Environments, Poster Sessions: Proceedings of
the IEEE Symposium on 3D User Interfaces, Singapore, 2011.
R.T. Smith, M.R. Marner, and B. Thomas, Adaptive Color Marker for SAR Environments,
Poster Sessions: Proceedings of the IEEE Symposium on 3D User Interfaces, Singapore, 2011.
R.T. Smith, M.R. Marner, and B. Thomas, Adaptive Color Marker for SAR Environments,
Demo Session: Proceedings of IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality, Singapore, 2011.
B.H. Thomas, G.S. Von Itzstein, R. Vernik, S.R. Porter, M.R. Marner, R.T. Smith, M. Broecker,
and B. Close, Spatial Augmented Reality Support for Design of Complex Physical Environments,
Workshop on Interdisciplinary Approaches to Pervasive Computing Design, 2011 (to appear).
M.R. Marner and B.H Thomas, Augmented Foam Sculpting for Capturing 3D Models, IEEE
Symposium on 3D User Interfaces, 2010.
C. Sandor et al., Egocentric Space-Distorting Visualizations for Rapid Environment Exploration
in Mobile Mixed Reality, presented at the IEEE Symposium on Virtual Reality, Waltham Mas-
sachusetts, USA, 2010.
S. R. Porter, M. R. Marner, R. T. Smith, J. E. Zucco, and B. H. Thomas, Validating Spatial Aug-
mented Reality for Interactive Rapid Prototyping, in proceedings of the 9th IEEE International
Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality, 2010.
M. R. Marner and B. H. Thomas, Tool Virtualization and Spatial Augmented Reality, Interna-
tional Conference on Arti cial Reality and Telexistence, Adelaide, South Australia, 2010.
S. R. Porter, M. R. Marner, R. T. Smith, J. E. Zucco, B. H. Thomas, and P. Schumacher, Spa-
tial Augmented Reality for Interactive Rapid Prototyping, International Conference on Arti cial
Reality and Telexistence, Adelaide, South Australia, 2010.
C. Sandor, A. Cunningham, U. Eck, D. Urquhart, G. Jarvis, A. Dey, S. Barbier, M.R. Marner, S.
Rhee, Egocentric Space-Distorting Visualizations for Rapid Environment Exploration in Mobile
Mixed Reality, IEEE Symposium on Virtual Reality, 2010.
S. Porter, M.R. Marner, U. Eck, C. Sandor, B.H. Thomas, Rundle Lantern in Miniature: Sim-
ulating Large Scale Non-Planar Displays, International Conference on Advances in Computer
Entertainment Technology, 2009.
M.R. Marner, B.H. Thomas and C. Sandor, Physical-Virtual Tools for Spatial Augmented Reality
User Interfaces, International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality, 2009.
C. Sandor, A. Cunningham, U. Eck, D. Urquhart, G. Jarvis, A. Dey, S. Barbier, M.R. Marner, S.
Rhee, Egocentric Space-Distorting Visualizations for Rapid Environment Exploration in Mobile
Mixed Reality, International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality, 2009.
Skill Summary
Excellent problem solving skills
Excellent interpersonal, communication, and public speaking skills
Enthusiastic and hard working, fast learner
Strong working knowledge of C++ and Java
Knowledge of programming languages and technologies such as PHP, XML, HTML and SQL
Experience with 3D modelling, animation, and rendering (Autodesk Maya)
Knowledge of Windows and Linux operating systems
Extracurricular Activities
Sport Downhill Mountainbiking
Music Play piano, drums and guitar
Volunteering Volunteer for 3D Radio 03.7FM, community radio station in Adelaide,
South Australia.
Referees
Available on request.