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Serious Mixed Reality Games

We argue for serious mixed reality games as an approach to study and design for challenging real-word scenarios, such as disaster response, for which empirical data is difficult to obtain and efficacy of purely computational simulations is questionable. We outline our approach and give an example of a serious mixed reality game, which allows the study and analysis of human-agent interaction in a disaster response scenario on the ground.

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