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ICYMI: Top zoo & aquarium stories from InPark

ICYMI: Top zoo & aquarium stories from InPark

Dec 02, 2015 2014, 2015, Features, Headlines, Uncategorized, World markets Comments Off on ICYMI: Top zoo & aquarium stories from InPark

A selection of InPark’s best, recent original features covering zoos, aquariums and animal attractions. Photo at top: San Diego Zoo Safari Park, which has been named to receive the Thea Classic...
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Around the World in 80 slides

Around the World in 80 slides

Oct 27, 2014 #54 - Waterparks, Zoos and Aquariums 2014, 2014, Water Parks Comments Off on Around the World in 80 slides

Polin takes us on a journey around the globe to eight waterparks that opened or expanded in 2014 with their slides and water features in place. We will visit three continents and six countries, some...
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SATE ’14 opens in Sarasota

SATE ’14 opens in Sarasota

Oct 02, 2014 2014, Business, Events, Features, Headlines, News, People, Technology & Media, Theme Parks, Uncategorized Comments Off on SATE ’14 opens in Sarasota

SATE '14 is presented by Christie and Electrosonic and hosted at the Ringling Museum in Sarasota, Florida - Organized by TEA (Themed Entertainment Association) with Florida State University
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Project Profile: Future Energy Chicago Museum of Science and Industry delivers powerhouse with new interactive gaming exhibit

Project Profile: Future Energy Chicago Museum of Science and Industry delivers powerhouse with new interactive gaming exhibit

Apr 15, 2014 #51 - Museums 2014, 2014, Museums Comments Off on Project Profile: Future Energy Chicago Museum of Science and Industry delivers powerhouse with new interactive gaming exhibit

by Martin Palicki, photos courtesy J.B. Spector, MSI Chicago The Museum of Science and Industry (MSI) set out to create a dynamic exhibit targeted to middle school students that introduced them to...
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Immersive Sound: recreating fully realistic environments requires advanced sound technology

Immersive Sound: recreating fully realistic environments requires advanced sound technology

Apr 15, 2014 #51 - Museums 2014, 2014, IPM Interviews, Museums, People Comments Off on Immersive Sound: recreating fully realistic environments requires advanced sound technology

interview with Charlie Morrow, MorrowSound What is immersive sound and why is it important? We live in a world of three-dimensional sensations. That is how we understand our environment. 3D sound is...
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FlyOver Canada: Rick Rothschild and the next generation of immersive attractions

FlyOver Canada: Rick Rothschild and the next generation of immersive attractions

Apr 15, 2014 #51 - Museums 2014, 2014, IPM Interviews, Museums, Technology & Media Comments Off on FlyOver Canada: Rick Rothschild and the next generation of immersive attractions

"It is my hope that the with the use of the variety of technologies, the guest can reach a point in their experience when they lose all sense of disbelief and become fully 'immersed' in the...
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One on One: Doug Roberts, Worldwide Telescope, Microsoft Research

One on One: Doug Roberts, Worldwide Telescope, Microsoft Research

Apr 15, 2014 #51 - Museums 2014, 2014, IPM Interviews, Museums, Technology & Media Comments Off on One on One: Doug Roberts, Worldwide Telescope, Microsoft Research

Doug Roberts, WorldWide Telescope Architect, is a visionary science communicator and visualizer. He is speaking at IMERSA Summit 2014 on the session, “Virtual Realities and Game Changers.”...
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Big Data: How can information & personalization help your institution?

Big Data: How can information & personalization help your institution?

Apr 15, 2014 #51 - Museums 2014, 2014, IPM Interviews, Museums Comments Off on Big Data: How can information & personalization help your institution?

Ever since Edward Snowden exposed the NSA’s efforts toward data collection, big data has become an idea that makes people nervous. Big data and personalization is often thought of as a corporate...
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Rearranging the Closet: Decoding the LGBT Exhibit Space

Rearranging the Closet: Decoding the LGBT Exhibit Space

Apr 15, 2014 #51 - Museums 2014, 2014, Museums Comments Off on Rearranging the Closet: Decoding the LGBT Exhibit Space

by Michael Lesperance What makes people care about historic houses? Some are important because of the people who lived there, such as Hyde Park. Others, likethe McLean House at Appomattox Courthouse,...
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The Language of Fulldome

The Language of Fulldome

Apr 15, 2014 #51 - Museums 2014, 2014, Technology & Media Comments Off on The Language of Fulldome

by Dan Neafus, IMERSA co-founder; Manager, Gates Planetarium Dan Neafus and his “Language of Fulldome” live presentation/demo have been in demand for several years at conferences and film...
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