| Daniel James Reetz | Resume Spring 2012 |
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Current employment available on request. Los Angeles, California, USA Internet Archive. San Francisco, California, USA • Rapid prototyped systems to lift shipping containers, safety gadgets to prevent container accidents, DIY spectrometers, and cheap networked temp/humidity monitoring. Disney Research. Glendale, California, USA NDSU Center for Visual Neuroscience. Fargo, North Dakota, USA • Calibrated and created displays and capture instrumentation. Obninsk State University of Nuclear Power Engineering, Obninsk, Russia. • Developed Multimedia English Language instructional materials. WWWIC Group/North Dakota State University, Fargo, North Dakota, USA • Modeled and textured game-ready American Indian artifacts from images and archaeological records. Plains Art Museum, Fargo, North Dakota, USA • Designed, purchased, implemented, and installed 1-3 channel video installations in Gallery 3. |
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| SKILLS SUMMARY
Making things. I am awesome at making things, quickly. |
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Hardware Camera/projector calibration and alignment. Musical controller design and development. Windows/Macintosh computers, ASIO compliant sound hardware, MiniDV video equipment, Wacom Tablet, Surround sound amplifiers and decoders, Industrial LaserDisc and DVD hardware (including sync). Software 8 years: Adobe Photoshop. Previously a Ph.D. Student in the Visual Neurosciences program at NDSU. B.A., Sculpture. Minnesota State University Moorhead, Moorhead, Minnesota. 3.45 GPA. Graduated Cum Laude. Maya Accelerator Training Course. RECENT/INVITED TALKS: EXHIBITIONS AND AWARDS:
PUBLICATIONS: [0] Reetz, D. “"The Why in DIY Book Scanning". New York Law School Review. Thank gawds, finally a paper I can share here without copyright issues. [1] Simon-Dack SL, Cummings SE, Reetz DJ, Alvarez Vazquez E, Gu H, Teder-Sälejärvi, WA. “Touched” by light: Event-related potentials (ERPs) to visuo-haptic stimuli in peri-personal space. Brain Topography (special issue: multimodal processing). [2] Blakeslee, B., Reetz, D., & McCourt, M. (2008). Spatial filtering versus anchoring accounts of brightness in staircase and simultaneous brightness contrast stimuli [Abstract]. Journal of Vision, 8(6):285, 285a, http://journalofvision.org/8/6/285/, doi:10.1167/8.6.285. [3] McCourt, M., Blakeslee, B. & Reetz, D. (2008). Coming to terms with lightness and brightness: effects of stimulus configuration and instructions on brightness and lightness judgments [Abstract]. Journal of Vision, 8(6):291, 291a, http://journalofvision.org/8/6/291/, doi:10.1167/8.6.291. [4] Hokanson, Guy, Otto Borchert, Brian M. Slator, Jeff Terpstra, Jeffrey T. Clark, Lisa M. Daniels, Heather R. Anderson, Aaron Bergstrom, Thomas A. Hanson, John Reber, Dan Reetz, Kari L. Weis, Ryan White, Lauren Williams (In Press, 2008). Studying Native American Culture in an Immersive Virtual Environment. Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technology (ICALT-2008). IEEE Computer Society Press. Santander, Spain. [5] Clark, J., Snider, D., Bergstrom, A., Frovarp, R., Reetz, D., Slator, B. & White, R. (2004). On-a-Slant: A Mandan Village in Virtual Time and Space. Interdisciplinarity or The Best of Both Worlds, VAST2004, 57-58. [6] Brandt, L., Borchert, O., Addicott, K., Cosmano, B., Hawley, J., Hokanson, G., Reetz, D., Saini-Eidukat, B., Schwert, D., Slator, B., & Tomac, S. (2006). Roles, Culture, and Computer Supported Collaborative Work on Planet Oit. Journal of Advanced Technology for Learning. 3(2), 89-98 (Expanded Revision of CATE-05, below); [7] Brandt, L., Borchert, O., Addicott, K., Cosmano, B., Hawley, J., Hokanson, G., Reetz, D., Saini-Eidukat, B., Schwert, D., Slator, B. & Tomac, S. (2005). Roles, Culture, and Computer Supported Collaborative Work on Planet Oit. Proceedings of the Eighth IASTED International Conference on Computers and Advanced Technology in Education (CATE-05), Oranjestad, Aruba, August 29-31, 129-134; [8] Bergstrom, A., Clark, J., Snider, D., Frovarp, R., Reetz, D., Slator, B., Landrum, J. & White, R. (2005) In Press). On-A-Slant Virtual Village: Constructing a 3D Stereo Imaging Exhibit. The World Is in your Eyes. Proceedings, Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology, Tomar, Portugal, March 21-24; [9] Slator, B., Borchert, O., Brandt, L., Chaput, H., Erickson, K., Groesbeck, G., Halvorson, J., Hawley, J., Hokanson, G., Reetz, D. & Vender, B. (2007). From Dungeons to Classrooms: The evolution of MUDs as learning environments. Evolution of Technology and Pedagogy. Berlin:Springer-Verlag; [10] Clark, J., Slator, B., Bergstrom, A., Snider, D., Douglas, Frovarp, R., Landrum, J., Reetz, D., White, R. & Johnson, C. (2006). On-A-Slant Village, A Virtual Immersive Experience. Presentation in 3D Virtual Reality Session, Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology Conference, Fargo, ND, USA, April 18-21; [11] Bergstrom, A., Clark, J., Snider, D., Frovarp, R., Reetz, D., Slator, B., Landrum, J. & White, R. (2005). On-A-Slant Virtual Village: Constructing a 3D Stereo Imaging Exhibit. Proceedings, Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology Conference, Tomar, Portugal, March 21-24, 2005; [12] Clark, J., Snider, D., Bergstrom, A., Frovarp, R., Reetz, D., Slator, B. & White, R. (2004). On-a-Slant: A Mandan Village in Virtual Time and Space. Paper presented at VAST 2004 Conference, Brussels, December 7-10, 2004. |
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