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Massive Industry-Academic-Government Game Research Collaboration

Explore game research collaboration between industry, academia, and government, including sponsorships from NSF, DoD, NASA, corporate sponsors, and non-profits. Learn about DinoQuest and online gaming research initiatives. Leveraging OSS and corporate partnerships for R&D.

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Massive Industry-Academic-Government Game Research Collaboration

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  1. Massive Industry-Academic (and Government) Game Research Collaboration Walt Scacchi Institute for Software Research UCIrvine http://www.ics.uci.edu/~wscacchi wscacchi@uci.edu

  2. Game research sponsors • Government research agencies • NSF, DoD, HHS, NASA • Corporate sponsors • For-profit (simulator games for training; product or process prototyping) • Non-profit (social change via informal education) • DinoQuest and DinoQuest Online at Discovery Science Center

  3. NSF funded research:Game Modding vs. OSS vs. Open Science

  4. Corporate sponsored, massive scale, OSS R&D: Google’s Summer of Code

  5. Corporate/govt sponsored, massive scale, Game R&D: Summer of Game Code • Reuse and adapt Google’s SoC approach • Provide short-term funding for global, national, or domain-specific game project cluster R&D • Game cluster: collection of OSS game development/modding projects • Substitute alternative govt/corporate R&D sponsor for Google • Electronics Arts? • Epic Games? • Korean/Japanese Ministry of Culture?

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