Balancing Realism and Engagement for a Serious Game in the Domain of Remote Sensing

Atorf, Daniel; Kannegieser, Ehm; Roller, Wolfgang

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-11548-7_14

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“…This includes scenery, display and interaction paradigms. Gamification aspects involve the integration of assets from a serious game for image interpretation (Atorf et al, 2019). We adopted the original game's science fiction setting which plays in space in a far future.…”

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View: A Concept for an Immersive Virtual Reality Image Interpretation Workbench

Streicher¹,

Hoffmann²,

Roller³

2019

Proceedings of the International Conferences Big Data Analytics, Data Mining and Computational Intelligence 2019; And Theory An

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Virtual Reality (VR) and serious gaming can increase the learning motivation and outcome in image interpretation. This paper presents the concept of an VR game-like assistance system called Virtual Reality Image Exploitation Workspace (VIEW). It can be used to evaluate the learning-supporting immersion or presence level of image interpreters while solving typical interpretation tasks. The problem statement is centered on the realization aspects of a VR assistance system for image interpretation which provides a high level of immersion. This work combines the setting of a real serious game for formal image interpretation training with virtual reality to increase the immersion level of the users. Enhanced image quality and organizational requirements from professional image interpretation impose additional complexity on VR for image interpretation. The presented VIEW concept deals with multiple aspects in respect to e-learning, professional training and virtual reality for image interpretation. Preliminary evaluation results from a realized prototype show the feasibility and user acceptance of the VIEW concept.

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confidence: 99%

View: A Concept for an Immersive Virtual Reality Image Interpretation Workbench

Streicher¹,

Hoffmann²,

Roller³

2019

Proceedings of the International Conferences Big Data Analytics, Data Mining and Computational Intelligence 2019; And Theory An

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“…This includes scenery, display and interaction paradigms. Gamification aspects involve the integration of assets from a serious game for image interpretation (Atorf, Kannegieser and Roller, 2019). We adopted the original game's science fiction setting which plays in space in a far future.…”

Section: Applicationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Figure 4. Bridge scene of the serious game "Lost Earth 2307" (© Fraunhofer IOSB)(Atorf, Kannegieser and Roller, 2019) …”

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Virtual Reality for Image Interpretation

2019

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This paper presents the concept and technical details for a "Virtual reality Image Exploitation Workspace" (VIEW) for use in e.g. aerial image interpretation. Virtual Reality (VR) and serious gaming can increase the learning motivation and outcome in image interpretation. We use our VIEW concept for a VR game-like assistance system to evaluate the learning-supporting immersion or presence level of image interpreters while solving typical interpretation tasks in VR. The problem statement centers on the realization aspects of a VR assistance system for image interpretation providing a high level of immersion. This work combines the setting of a real serious game for formal image interpretation training with virtual reality to increase the immersion level. We also examined the special requirements for image quality and formal workflows that arise from professional image interpretation. The presented VIEW concept deals with multiple aspects in respect to e-learning, professional training and virtual reality for image interpretation. Preliminary evaluation results from a realized prototype show the feasibility and user acceptance of the VIEW concept.

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