Biennale 4D — A Journey in time: Virtual reality experience to explore the archives of the Swiss pavilion at the “Biennale di Venezia” art exhibition

Koebel, Kathrin; Agotai, Doris; Arisona, Stéfan Müller; Oberli, Matthias

doi:10.1109/vsmm.2017.8346280

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“…Many studies involved the use of the VR system in teaching and learning practices. However, some of the concerns are misled information and a lack of accuracy or incomplete content due to the direct assumption method in interrelating and transmitting knowledge [25,47], a lack of investigation on learning memory and fantasy elements that have shown no influence on learning the VR system. The accuracy of information transfer depends on the quality of rendering and is mostly based on developers' or authors' design perception for knowledge transfer.…”

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Virtual Reality Usability and Accessibility for Cultural Heritage Practices: Challenges Mapping and Recommendations

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In recent years, virtual reality (VR) is at its maturity level for real practical exercises amongst many fields of studies, especially in the virtual walkthrough exploration system of cultural heritage (CH). However, this study remains scattered and limited. This work presents a systematic review that maps out the usability and accessibility issues that are challenging in using VR in CH. We identified 45 challenges that are mapped into five problem groups: system design, development process, technology, assessment process and knowledge transfer. This mapping is then used to propose 58 recommendations to improve the usability and accessibility of VR in CH that are categorized in three different recommendation groups namely, discovery and planning, design and development, and finally the assessment factors. This analysis identified the persistence in certain accessibility and usability problems such as there is a limit in navigating the view and space that constraint the users’ free movement and the navigation control is not ideal with the keyboard arrow button. This work is important because it provides an overview of usability and accessibility based challenges that are faced in applying, developing, deploying and assessing VR in the usage of digitalizing CH and proposed a great number of constructive recommendations to guide future studies. The main contribution of this paper is the mapping of usability and accessibility challenges into categories and the development of recommendations based on the identified problems.

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“…Application is still in its prototype stage and inadequate maintenance [25,26] No resolution is provided to all issues with walkthrough application [21].…”

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“…Somewhat promising at first, archival databases typically consist of (pictures of) artifacts, and metadata representing the actual object. Yet this documentation layer is merely an image of the original, and it should be taken into account that the reproduction might not be complete, nor fully representing it substantiality (Koebel et al, 2017). In sum, designing display modes for 2D artifacts in a 3D environment have to be carefully considered not to mislead viewers.…”

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Exploring Cultural Heritage Collections in Immersive Analytics: Challenges, Benefits, and a Case Study Using Virtual Reality

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Agotai

Çöltekin

2020

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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Abstract. Immersive analytics, at the intersection of visual analytics and virtual reality has recently gained some traction. Taking a similar approach, VaRt-DataExplorer project is concerned with exploration of data spaces in Virtual Reality (VR) in the context of cultural heritage collections. Our main objective is to facilitate better a understanding and insight into spatially referenced cultural heritage data sets. Within the scope of the project, this goal would be achieved by providing potentially ‘intuitive’ forms of real time interaction with the data, and rendering quickly recognizable visuospatial representations to offer more context to cultural artifacts. In particular, a spatial context is provided to the viewers by referencing geographical aspects of the data. Due to the incomplete and imprecise nature of data in this domain, thoughtful attention is given to visualization fidelity. Our initial user study suggests that using an immersive VR offers benefits for the exploration task for the viewer and the user experience provided by VaRt-DataExplorer has received high ratings.

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“…Sélection de l'année de l'exposition dans l'environnement Bien-nale4D[10] : la liste des années visitables est projetée sur les face d'un cube virtuel.PARADIGMES DE NAVIGATION TEMPORELLELa navigation temporelle intrigue depuis de nombreuses années tant les auteurs de fiction que le monde de la recherche. Dans leurs oeuvres de fiction, les auteurs ont imaginé plusieurs visions de ce que pourrait être le voyage temporel (e.g., La Machine à Explorer le Temps, Retour vers le Futur, Harry Potter que ce soit par l'intermédiaire d'une machine temporelle, d'un convecteur spatio-temporel ou d'un retourneur de temps).Sur le plan scientifique, dans leurs travaux datant de 2003, Peltonnen et al[13] proposent TimeMachine Oulu.…”

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“…Les auteurs proposent d'utiliser une timeline sur un écran tactile comme métaphore d'interaction.Plus récemment, avec les avancées des technologies de RV certains chercheurs ont proposé des paradigmes d'interaction visant à permettre la navigation temporelle au sein d'EV. En 2017, Koebel et al proposent un environnement virtuel, Biennale 4D, dans lequel les utilisateurs visitent le pavillon Suisse de l'exposition Biennale di Venezia[10]. Les utilisateurs choisissent l'édition de l'exposition qu'ils souhaitent visiter parmi une liste de dates possibles (cf.figure 2).…”

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Adjunct Proceedings of the 31st Conference on l'Interaction Homme-Machine

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Biennale 4D — A Journey in time: Virtual reality experience to explore the archives of the Swiss pavilion at the “Biennale di Venezia” art exhibition

Cited by 8 publications

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Virtual Reality Usability and Accessibility for Cultural Heritage Practices: Challenges Mapping and Recommendations

Virtual Reality Usability and Accessibility for Cultural Heritage Practices: Challenges Mapping and Recommendations

Exploring Cultural Heritage Collections in Immersive Analytics: Challenges, Benefits, and a Case Study Using Virtual Reality

Tangible interactions for temporal navigation in a virtual environment

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