ARVino - outdoor augmented reality visualisation of viticulture GIS data

King, Gary R.; Piekarski, Wayne; Thomas, Bruce H.

doi:10.1109/ismar.2005.14

Cited by 48 publications

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“…During exterior work, the use of augmented reality could help technicians deal with all of the constraints related to public works [11,1], excavation work [17] or those related to artwork [13].…”

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Towards the Application of Augmented Reality in the Mining Sector: Open-Pit Mines

Hugues¹,

Gbodossou²,

Cieutat³

2012

IJAIS

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This article put augmented reality technology, and its application in the mining sector, in perspective. The current vitality in the mining sector in Canada, and particularly in the province of Quebec, is leading decision-makers to use new technologies in a sector which is nevertheless quite traditionalist. An exploration of the different activities connected to mining operations in order to identify the potential relevance of the use of augmented reality in this sector is shown. This analysis put forward some courses of action for improvement and development, from a technical and technological point of view, in order to support the applicability of augmented reality in the mining sector.General Terms:

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Section: Use Of Augmented Realitymentioning

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Towards the Application of Augmented Reality in the Mining Sector: Open-Pit Mines

Hugues¹,

Gbodossou²,

Cieutat³

2012

IJAIS

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“…In recent years, it has been introduced in many different areas, mainly to visualize both virtual data and real environments all together. Such emerging areas include education (Kaufmann and Schmalstieg, 2003;Portalés Ricart et al, 2007), entertainment (Cheok et al, 2003;Wagner et al, 2004), GIS (King et al, 2005), media arts (Benford et al, 2006;Levin, 2006), psychology (Juan et al, 2005), robotics (Stilman et al, 2005), surgery (Glossop and Wang, 2003;Wacker et al, 2005) and urban planning (Ben-Joseph et al, 2001;Portalés Ricart et al, 2005), amongst others. The dizzily increasing number of AR applications in the last few years is due to the new potential that this technology brings.…”

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Augmented reality and photogrammetry: A synergy to visualize physical and virtual city environments

Portalés

Lerma

Vilanova

2010

ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing

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“…The Cyberguide system [1] uses a hand-held device to display a rough estimate of the user's position and orientation on an abstract map with point-ofinterest annotations. ARVino [8] uses aerial photographs in a virtual reality view of GIS data, to aid the user in mentally mapping abstract information onto the physical environment the data annotates. We extend the functionality of both Cyberguide and ARVino by using aerial photographs for passive localization of the user, as well as active annotation of the environment by the user.…”

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Using aerial photographs for improved mobile AR annotation

Wither

DiVerdi

Höllerer

2006

2006 IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality

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We present a mobile augmented reality system for outdoor annotation of the real world. To reduce user burden, we use aerial photographs in addition to the wearable system's usual data sources (position, orientation, camera and user input). This allows the user to accurately annotate 3D features with only a few simple interactions from a single position by aligning features in both their firstperson viewpoint and in the aerial view. We examine three types of aerial photograph features -corners, edges, and regions -that are suitable for a wide variety of useful mobile augmented reality applications, and are easily visible on aerial photographs. By using aerial photographs in combination with wearable augmented reality, we are able to achieve much higher accuracy 3D annotation positions than was previously possible from a single user location.

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ARVino - outdoor augmented reality visualisation of viticulture GIS data

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Cited by 48 publications

References 8 publications

Towards the Application of Augmented Reality in the Mining Sector: Open-Pit Mines

Towards the Application of Augmented Reality in the Mining Sector: Open-Pit Mines

Augmented reality and photogrammetry: A synergy to visualize physical and virtual city environments

Using aerial photographs for improved mobile AR annotation

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