Development of the Visual Simulator Directly Connected With Perceptual Behavior

Seta, Shigeyuki; Matsumoto, Naoji; Okajima, Tatsuo; Kohno, Toshiki; Kamiya, Akinobu

doi:10.3130/aijt.3.92

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“…Studies using three-dimensional CG images include impression evaluations in multiple streetscapes with different building forms (Koba and Kishimoto, 2009) and seamless walk-through/fly-through experiences in 3D-object streetscapes utilizing Google Earth (Manabe et al, 2015). Seta et al (1997) successfully developed a visual simulator system in which a small-sized CCD camera was inserted at the model's eye level and linked with the subject's head movement presenting images linked with perceptual behaviors. Ohno et al (2001) successfully developed a new visual simulation system based on three-dimensional CG overlaid on a scale model image in which movable elements, such as people and vehicles, were created virtually and overlaid on an image of a scale model.…”

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Statistical validation of utility of head-mounted display projection-based experimental impression evaluation for sequential streetscapes

Nishio

Ito

2019

Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science

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This study compared the impression structure of streetscapes gained from field experiments with that from head-mounted display virtual reality experiments. The results were as follows: (1) the field experiment experience had a slight influence on the impressions reported from the head-mounted display experiment; (2) few items exhibited significant differences in impression values for the two experiments; (3) the impression structure comprised three factors—“Openness,” “Balance,” and “Activity”—in both experiments, and (4) no significant difference appeared between the two experiments relative to the subscale scores of these three factors. These results show that head-mounted display experiments can substitute field experiments.

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Statistical validation of utility of head-mounted display projection-based experimental impression evaluation for sequential streetscapes

Nishio

Ito

2019

Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science

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A Virtual Space Gaming Experiment System for Analyzing Waiting Behavior in a Public Square

Kino

Ohashi²,

Kaneda

2020

Downtown Dynamics

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Development of a City Presentation System by Viewpoint Linking of a Physical Scale Model and Vr

Sun¹,

Fukuda²,

Tokuhara³

et al. 2011

Nihon Kenchiku Gakkai Kankyokei Ronbunshu

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City planning or presentation is significant to government policy and general public. Therefore city design should be understandable by everyone, regardless of their ability or knowledge. In this study, viewpoint linking of physical scale models and Virtual Reality (VR), as a city presentation system, is developed and evaluated. It can be said that the system is better on the application and usability in the aspect of presenting urban landscape and environment.Moreover, to improve the accuracy of the developed system, an experiment using two AR markers was executed. By considering the actual city condition, the system error decreased to less than 4mm; in the previous experiment it was more than 10mm. Finally, the system was tested and evaluated by professionals and obtained high appraise.

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Development of the Visual Simulator Directly Connected With Perceptual Behavior

Cited by 3 publications

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Statistical validation of utility of head-mounted display projection-based experimental impression evaluation for sequential streetscapes

Statistical validation of utility of head-mounted display projection-based experimental impression evaluation for sequential streetscapes

A Virtual Space Gaming Experiment System for Analyzing Waiting Behavior in a Public Square

Development of a City Presentation System by Viewpoint Linking of a Physical Scale Model and Vr

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