Virtual Reality for Sensor Data Visualization and Analysis

Baltabayev, Artur; Gluschkow, Alexej; Blank, Johannes; Birkhölzer, Gero; Büsche, Jean; Kern, Martin; Klopfer, Fabian; Mayer, Lisa Maria; Scheibler, Gabriel; Klein, Karsten; Schreiber, Falk; Sommer, Björn

doi:10.2352/issn.2470-1173.2018.03.ervr-451

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“…Similarly, many geo applications try to exploit benefits of the three‐dimensionality provided by VR/AR. Examples are volumetric data and 3D surface visualizations [SSC*93, HHC18], STC visualizations of time‐dependent geo‐trajectories [SBHP17], or sensor data visualizations in geo‐context [BGB*18].…”

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“…There are fewer approaches that use HMDs in the context of web‐based visualization, for example, Baltabayev et al . [BGB*18] used a phone/cardboard approach.…”

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“…Giving an overview of the underlying data is often claimed in papers presenting IA visualization techniques and applications. Especially papers presenting or using geographic visualizations [SSC*93, HBR*14, BGB*18, HHC18] and flow visualizations [KTS00, BCC05, MRS*18] argue for great overview capabilities of the respective approach. Besides geo and flow visualizations, also other approaches make this claim.…”

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“…We also found two papers that explicitly stated that the underlying data were artificially created [RBLN04, KWO*20]. Some papers describe table data with georeference [SSL*00, BGB*18]. The data, therefore, also consist of data points with multiple attributes, but one of the attributes is a geocoordinate, which can be used to position the data on a geo‐map.…”

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Immersive Analytics with Abstract 3D Visualizations: A Survey

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After a long period of scepticism, more and more publications describe basic research but also practical approaches to how abstract data can be presented in immersive environments for effective and efficient data understanding. Central aspects of this important research question in immersive analytics research are concerned with the use of 3D for visualization, the embedding in the immersive space, the combination with spatial data, suitable interaction paradigms and the evaluation of use cases. We provide a characterization that facilitates the comparison and categorization of published works and present a survey of publications that gives an overview of the state of the art, current trends, and gaps and challenges in current research.

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“…There are fewer approaches that use HMDs in the context of web‐based visualization, for example, Baltabayev et al . [BGB*18] used a phone/cardboard approach.…”

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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Immersive Analytics with Abstract 3D Visualizations: A Survey

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“…Baltabayev et al discussed how two simple mobile VR approaches can be used to explore 3D terrain in combination with sensor data with very simple smart phone setups [33]. For this purpose, two Android apps were developed for the data recording task, and a standard web browser was used in combination with WebVR to visualize the virtual environments.…”

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Immersive Design Engineering

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Design Engineering is an innovative field that usually combines a number of disciplines, such as material science, mechanics, electronics, and/or biochemistry, etc. New immersive technologies, such as Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR), are currently in the process of being widely adapted in various engineering fields. It is a proven fact that the modeling of spatial structures is supported by immersive exploration. But the field of Design Engineering reaches beyond standard engineering tasks. With this review paper we want to achieve the following: define the term “Immersive Design Engineering”, discuss a number of recent immersive technologies in this context, and provide an inspiring overview of work that belongs to, or is related to the field of Immersive Design Engineering. Finally, the paper concludes with definitions of research questions as well as a number of suggestions for future developments.

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