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Cosmas, John; Grabner, Markus; Schindler, Konrad; Karner, Konrad; Gervautz, Michael; Hynst, Stefan; Waelkens, Marc; Pollefeys, Marc; Degeest, Roland; Sablatnig, Robert; Kampel, Martin; Itegaki, Take; Green, Damian; Grabczewski, Edward; Weimer, Fred; Gool, Luc Van; Zalesny, Alexey; Vanrintel, Desi; Leberl, Franz

doi:10.1145/585047.585048

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Integration of Virtual Reality and Database System Techniques

Bertino

Franzoni

Mazzoleni

et al. 2005

Databases in Networked Information Systems

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Abstract. In this paper we discuss issues concerning the development of interactive virtual reality (VR) environments. We argue that the integration of such type of environments with database technology has the potential of providing on one side much flexibility and on the other hand of resulting in enhanced interfaces for accessing contents from digital archives. The paper also describes a project dealing with the dissemination of cultural heritage contents. Within the project an integrated framework has been developed that enhances conventional VR environments with database interactions.

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Integration of Virtual Reality and Database System Techniques

Bertino

Franzoni

Mazzoleni

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Databases in Networked Information Systems

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ARCO - an architecture for digitization, management and presentation of virtual exhibitions

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Mourkoussis

Darcy

et al. 2004

Proceedings Computer Graphics International, 2004.

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A complete tool chain starting with stereo photogrammetry based digitization of artifacts, their refinement, collection and management with other multimedia data, and visualization using virtual and augmented reality is presented. Our system provides a one-stop-solution for museums to create, manage and present both content and context for virtual exhibitions. Interoperability and standards are also key features of our system allowing both small and large museums to select components and build a bespoke system suited to their needs. For example, museums can build a tool set focused on the whole solution or just the visualization.

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