1999 · 25 citations · 15 references
Social SciencesUrban DesignVisualizationImmersive VisualizationTransportVirtual Reality DesignSpatial CognitionTravel BehaviorTravel BehaviourVirtual RealityVirtual WorldsWayfindingDestination LearningRoute RepresentationSpatial LayoutStressful ExperienceTourist NavigationVirtual Environment NavigationVirtual Geography DesignWayfinding In Immersive Spaces
Travel can be a stressful experience and it is an activity that is difficult to prepare for in advance. Although maps, routes and landmarks can be memorised, travellers do not get much sense of the spatial layout of the destination and can easily get confused when they arrive. There is little doubt that virtual environments techniques can assist in such situations, by, for example, providing walkthroughs of virtual cityscapes to effect route learning.
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A reliable multicast framework for light-weight sessions and application level framing
Sally Floyd, Van Jacobson, Steve McCanne et al. · 1995 · 700 citations