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ments, and Patrick Ledda for the original corridor
model. This research was partly done under the spon-
sorship of the Rendering on Demand (RoD) project
within the 3C Research programme and by the Euro-
pean Union within the CROSSMOD project (EU IST-
014891-2).
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