Developing Effective Navigation Techniques in Virtual 3D Environments

Volbracht, Sabine; Domik, Gitta

doi:10.1007/978-3-7091-6785-4_7

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“…In the field of VR and HCI, significant individual differences are observed in different studies [Stanney et al 1998], [Volbracht and Domik 2000], [Waller et al 2000], [Egan 1988]. In this study, we focus on the selective visual attention.…”

Section: Users Characteristics: Visual Attentionmentioning

confidence: 98%

Impact of large displays on virtual reality task performance

Tyndiuk

Lespinet‐Najib

Thomas

et al. 2004

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Computer Graphics, Virtual Reality, Visualisation and Interaction in Africa

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A better understanding of how users perform virtual reality tasks may help to build better virtual reality interfaces. In this study, we concentrate on the impact of large displays in virtual reality depending on the tasks and users' characteristics. The two virtual reality tasks studied are the objects manipulation and the navigation in an environment. The users' characteristics studied are the visual attention abilities. Forty subjects participated in the experimentation composed of cognitive tests used to evaluate visual attentional abilities and a set of virtual reality tasks. Our study exhibits two main conclusions. (i) Large displays positively impact on performances for some kinds of virtual reality tasks. (ii) Users with low level of attentional abilities take more advantage of large displays. We conclude that large displays can be considered as cognitive aids depending on the tasks and users' characteristics.

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Section: Users Characteristics: Visual Attentionmentioning

confidence: 98%

Impact of large displays on virtual reality task performance

Tyndiuk

Lespinet‐Najib

Thomas

et al. 2004

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Computer Graphics, Virtual Reality, Visualisation and Interaction in Africa

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“…Darken & Sibert, 1996;Nash et al, 2000). To be able to create a cognitive map of the virtual environment, a user should be able to orient him/herself in space and build up landmarks, route and survey knowledge (Volbracht & Domik, 2000). Survey knowledge can best be attained by exploration.…”

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confidence: 99%

Navigation assistance in Virtual Worlds

Dijk¹,

Akker²,

Nijholt³

et al. 2001

InSITE Conference

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In this paper we report about ongoing research on navigation assistance in virtual environments. Our aim is to contribute to the development of forms of navigation assistance that enable non-professional visitors of a virtual environment to find their way without previous training. The environment used in this research is a virtual theatre that models a real world music theatre. This virtual theatre can be used for exploration as well as for transactions and goal-directed search for information. We first present some design principles for navigation assistance in virtual environments and some design criteria for assistance by personal agents. Subsequently we describe how these principles and criteria have been implemented in our experimental virtual theatre environment. Finally we give an overview of future research plans.

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“…Communities or users have the opportunity to explore while investigating 3-dimensional spatial concepts of urban planning (Dykes, 2000). Furthermore, the process of 3D virtual exploration must be supported by good and effective virtual 3D navigation technique, and the public or participants should be provided by three basic knowledge that supports the success of spatial exploration in the virtual world (Volbracht & Domik, 2000;Stefano and Chittaro, 2007;Stefan et al, 2009). Development of 3D spatial multimedia systems must also be coupled with an understanding of the strategies that must be met so that the system can be beneficial to the interests of proper planning.…”

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Establishing Public Consensus Through Developing Spatial Multimedia System Towards Smart Governance in Managing Cityscape Planning

Santosa

Fauziah

2019

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The rapid development of information technology leads to the changes of the urban management system demanding the utilization of the smart city concept which aims to provide an environment for the community that is efficient, sustainable and secure, with the use of ICT (Information and Communications Technology). This paper utilized smart governance concept as one aspect of a smart city to improve and develop community participation in the visual quality control of urban spaces that meet the social aspects, economic efficiency and biological health of the community through visual quality evaluation activities on city space corridors. The development of spatial multimedia support system is one of the current development in urban planning that associated with public engagement. The objective of the study is to develop a scenario of the 3D spatial multimedia system as a Decision Planning Support System for structuring street corridor

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Developing Effective Navigation Techniques in Virtual 3D Environments

Cited by 7 publications

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Impact of large displays on virtual reality task performance

Impact of large displays on virtual reality task performance

Navigation assistance in Virtual Worlds

Establishing Public Consensus Through Developing Spatial Multimedia System Towards Smart Governance in Managing Cityscape Planning

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