Exploring 3-dimensional oceanographic data sets on the Web using virtual reality modeling language

Moore, C. W.; McClurg, D.C.; Soreide, N. N.; Hermann, A. J.; Lascara, Cathy M.; Wheless, Glen H.

doi:10.1109/oceans.1999.800217

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“…VRML provides two methods for creating dynamic objects. For simple objects CreateVrmlFromString [17] method, and for complex objects CreateVrmlFromURL can be employed. The method consists of three arguments.…”

Section: A Development Of Visualization Toolsmentioning

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Developing Virtual Residential Area using Virtual Reality Modeling Language and Virtual Reality Tools

Ali¹

2015

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Virtual reality is one of the most developing parts of computer science and engineering. It has opened the door of new possibilities in the field of computer science and engineering. It is also currently being examined for practical use in various industrial fields. One contribution of this paper is that it provides a real example of virtual reality in industrial applications which may encourage the scientists to develop virtual reality model. The paper also discusses shortly about the current use of virtual reality tools, their uses in various sectors of science and engineering and proposes theoretically an application of virtual reality system for developing residential area. One programming language, virtual reality modeling language is presented in development of computer visualization tools for the system. By using high resolution display, three dimension computer graphics, and interactive device, a virtual world can be realized in which imaginary objects created by VRML can be picked up as if they are in real world.

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Developing Virtual Residential Area using Virtual Reality Modeling Language and Virtual Reality Tools

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2015

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“…An international open standard was accepted for VRML in 1997 (ISO/IEC 1997). This language has been very useful for the visualization of 3D oceanic data (Moore et al 2000a(Moore et al , 2000b. Many of the virtual worlds shown in this chapter were constructed using this standard.…”

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Visualization in Fisheries Oceanography: New Approaches for the Rapid Exploration of Coastal Ecosystems

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Computers in Fisheries Research

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Interactive web access to real-time El Nino/La Nina data from the TAO buoy network in the tropical Pacific

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Oceans '99. MTS/IEEE. Riding the Crest Into the 21st Century. Conference and Exhibition. Conference Proceedings (IEEE Cat. No.9

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Exploring 3-dimensional oceanographic data sets on the Web using virtual reality modeling language

Cited by 4 publications

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Developing Virtual Residential Area using Virtual Reality Modeling Language and Virtual Reality Tools

Developing Virtual Residential Area using Virtual Reality Modeling Language and Virtual Reality Tools

Visualization in Fisheries Oceanography: New Approaches for the Rapid Exploration of Coastal Ecosystems

Interactive web access to real-time El Nino/La Nina data from the TAO buoy network in the tropical Pacific

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