Incorporating D3.js information visualization into immersive virtual environments

Griffin, Wesley; Catacora, Danny; Satterfield, Steven G.; Bullard, Jeffrey W.; Terrill, Judith E.

doi:10.1109/vr.2015.7223358

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“…Work 11: Incorporating D3.js Information Visualization into Immersive Virtual Environments [43] Griffin et al reported a virtual environment in which the microstructure of cement pastes and concrete can be visualized and analyzed (using 3D and 2D models) during the hydration or degradation processes.…”

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Reality-Virtuality Technologies in the Field of Materials Science and Engineering

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The increasing use of reality-virtuality technologies (RVTs, which encompass virtual, augmented, and mixed reality) in different fields over the last decade is a phenomenon for which materials science and engineering (MSE) is no exception. To obtain an overview of the implementation of RVTs in MSE, this team conducted a systematic search of the scientific literature published since 2010 addressing the use of RVTs in MSE. Forty-one relevant papers were selected and analyzed in depth to reach several conclusions, including: (i) most of the works (67.3%) are focused on the MSE area of materials structure, processing, and properties, which implies that there are great possibilities for research in other MSE areas; (ii) most of the works (86.8%) are aimed exclusively at education or research, which means that there are many fields outside of the university in which the use of RVT tools has not been developed and evaluated; (iii) the most used technology is virtual reality (85.1%), which means that there are many research possibilities focused on augmented and mixed reality. Researchers can find in the present work examples of the use of RVTs in MSE as well as other relevant information useful to open new lines of research and ideas that can contribute to their current and future work.

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