Analysis of Digital Art Content Created through Collaboration

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doi:10.15187/adr.2017.11.30.4.17

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“…1a). In the modern era, this practice continued resulting in various masterpieces [1]. However, its adaptation in the digital domain is progressing only slowly (Fig.…”

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COLiER: Collaborative Editing of Raster Images

Bath¹,

Shekhar²,

Döllner³

et al. 2021

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Various web-based image-editing tools and webbased collaborative tools exist in isolation. Research focusing to bridge the gap between these two domains is sparse. We respond to the above and develop prototype groupware for realtime collaborative editing of raster images in a web browser. To better understand the requirements, we conduct a preliminary user study and establish communication and synchronization as key elements. The existing groupware for text documents, presentations, and vector graphics handles the above through well-established techniques. However, those cannot be extended as it is for raster graphics manipulation. To this end, we develop a document model that is maintained by a server and is delivered and synchronized to multiple clients. Our prototypical implementation is based on a scalable clientserver architecture: using WebGL for interactive browserbased rendering and WebSocket connections to maintain synchronization. We evaluate our work qualitatively through a post-deployment user study for three different scenarios.

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“…1a). In the modern era, this practice continued resulting in various masterpieces [1]. However, its adaptation in the digital domain is progressing only slowly (Fig.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

COLiER: Collaborative Editing of Raster Images

Bath¹,

Shekhar²,

Döllner³

et al. 2021

Preprint

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“…shared painting. In the modern era, the above practice continued resulting in various masterpieces [15]. However, its adaptation in the digital domain is progressing only slowly (Fig.…”

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CERVI: collaborative editing of raster and vector images

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Various web-based image-editing tools and web-based collaborative tools exist in isolation. Research focusing to bridge the gap between these two domains is sparse. We respond to the above and develop prototype groupware for real-time collaborative editing of raster and vector images in a web browser. To better understand the requirements, we conduct a preliminary user study and establish communication and synchronization as key elements. The existing groupware for text documents or presentations handles the above through well-established techniques. However, those cannot be extended as it is for raster or vector graphics manipulation. To this end, we develop a document model that is maintained by a server and is delivered and synchronized to multiple clients. Our prototypical implementation is based on a scalable client–server architecture: using WebGL for interactive browser-based rendering and WebSocket connections to maintain synchronization. We evaluate our work qualitatively through a post-deployment user study for three different scenarios. For quantitative evaluation, we perform a thorough performance measure on both client and server side, thereby identifying design recommendations for future concurrent image-editing software(s).

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