The main feature of this page is the handful of personal links you can find situated somewhere below this sentence.

Projects:  

• QuickLinkDotNet: A Microsoft .NET API wrapper (written in C#) for EyeTech's QuickLink API, which is used to control EyeTech's line of eye trackers.  This project is open source, and released under the conditions of the MIT software license.
• OrbitClash: My first video game!  OrbitClash is a simple arcade game based on the legendary classic "SpaceWar!"  The game requires two players sitting at the same keyboard.  It is written in C#, so you will need Microsoft's .NET framework to play.  Chances are, if you run some form of the Microsoft Windows operating system, you already have .NET installed.  This project is open source, and released under the conditions of the GPLv3 software license.

Papers:

• Weaver, J., Mock, K., Hoanca, B.  "Gaze-Based Password Authentication through Automatic Clustering of Gaze Points."  Proceedings of the 2011 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics.  SMC2011, Oct 9-12, 2011, Anchorage, AK.  Here is link to the project page.
• Weaver, J.  "Iris Recognition for Continuous Biometric User Authentication."  This proposal won an OURS grant in 2010 from the University of Alaska Anchorage.  The end result of my work was a functioning proof-of-concept system, and a variety of directions for future students to explore.  Here is a link to the project page.

Projects I Have Contributed To:

• Daedalus Game Manager (DGM): A simple server/client framework for testing two-player board game artificial intelligence algorithms.  The manager (server) is written in C#, so you will need Microsoft .NET to run it.  The framework also comes with many tools and utilities to facilitate the creation of new games and AI-driven clients written in C#.  However, clients can be written in almost any language (e.g., Java).  This was a semester's group project.  This project is open source, and released under the conditions of the BSD software license.

• PiraMod: I once created and maintained a small UI-mod collection for the game World of Warcraft.  I released the collection open source under the conditions of the original GPL license.  The collection came with an installer I created using Inno Setup. I wrote a handful of the included mods myself (in Lua); the rest came from various 3rd parties.  However, the entire collection has long since become obsolete and utterly pointless.

Family & Friends:

• Clementine's Bookstore: Her website is really just a gateway to her Amazon marketplace.
• The Artwork of Ed Weaver: Follow this link to view photographs of his paintings.  This is only a very small sample of his total portfolio.  Many of his paintings have not been photographed.  I must offer my apologies, because some of the photos are of less-than-ideal quality (usually the ones taken by me).