Blast Theory's Rider Spoke , its Documentation and the Making of its Replay Archive
Blast Theory's Rider Spoke , its Documentation and the Making of its Replay Archive
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Blast Theory 的 Rider Spoke、其文档及其重播存档的制作
DOI：
10.1080/10486801.2010.489047
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发表时间：
2010
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0.3
通讯作者：
Giannachi G
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作者：
Giannachi G
本文介绍了现场表演的记录和存档模式。它也构成了一个文件的实际和理论上遇到的问题，而记录爆炸理论的混合现实PerformanceRider辐条（2007年）在三年内（2007-2010年）通过两种不同的技术开发的混合现实实验室在诺丁汉大学：数字重放系统（DRS）和CloudPad。该文档由一个在性能研究、人机交互（HCI）和信息管理方面具有专业知识的跨学科团队进行，包括：对支撑数字经济重要方面的存档必要性的反思;对Blast Theory工作Rider Spoke的分析;对使用DRS开发的原型存档的讨论，该原型存档是EPSRC资助的Creator项目的一部分; Rider Spoke的“定制”文档，包括对混合现实实验室团队的描述，埃克塞特大学媒体中心和路德维希玻尔兹曼媒体艺术研究所创新地使用现成的技术来捕捉参与者在林茨艺术节上展示作品时的体验（2009年）以及对我们的方法进行的上下文分析，以及对原始归档工具CloudPad的首次介绍，CloudPad由RCUK资助的Horizon研究项目开发，专门用于混合现实性能的文档和注释。
This article addresses modes of documentation and archiving of live performance. It also constitutes a documentation of the practical and theoretical concerns encountered while documenting Blast Theory's Mixed Reality PerformanceRider Spoke(2007) over a period of three years (2007-2010) through two different technologies developed by the Mixed Reality Laboratory at the University of Nottingham: the Digital Replay System (DRS), and a CloudPad. Conducted by an interdisciplinary team with expertise in Performance Studies, Human Computer Interaction (HCI) and Information Management, this documentation comprises: a reflection on the imperative to archive which underpins significant aspects of the digital economy; an analysis of Blast Theory's workRider Spoke; a discussion of a prototype archive developed using the DRS as part of the EPSRC-funded Creator project; a ‘bespoke’ documentation ofRider Spoke, including a description of how the team from the Mixed Reality Laboratory, the Centre for Intermedia at the University of Exeter and the Ludwig Boltzman Institute Media.Art.Research used off-the-shelf technologies innovatively to capture the participant experience when the work was shown at the ars electronica festival in Linz (2009); and a contextual analysis of our methodology and the first presentation of an original archiving tool, the CloudPad, developed by the RCUK-funded Horizon research project specifically for the documentation and annotation of Mixed Reality Performance.