ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information · 2020 · 29 citations · 18 references
ArtsDesignGeographyImmersive VisualizationSpatial DesignVirtual Reality DesignImmersive EnvironmentsVirtual Environment DesignVirtual RealityVirtual Reality Experience DesignVirtual Reality RepresentationVirtual WorldsImmersive Architectural ExperienceImmersive Heritage ExperienceVirtual Geography DesignVirtual Heritage ExperiencesVirtual Heritage InterpretationVirtual Reality CartographyVirtual Reality ExperiencesVirtual Reality Heritage
In this study, we have touched upon a problem in evaluating the method of immersion in specific historico-geographical virtual space constructed on the basis of traditional cartographic and graphic materials. We have obtained opinions from two groups of users on the perception of cultural objects reconstructed in a virtual reality previously unknown to them. To achieve our objective and answer the questions, we have adopted four main stages of research: to pinpoint concepts adopted by researchers by discussing two types of approach, to create a virtual reality application according to the scheme based on knowledge from analog sources and digital actions in several workspaces, to prepare and conduct a survey among experts and gamers, and to graphically juxtapose the results of the survey. The evaluation by experts in medieval strongholds and serious story game users of the specific ways of immersion in the VR of reconstructed buildings in the current area provides researchers with an extended view of its effectiveness and attractiveness as well as with suggestions for further design processes.
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José Luis Lerma, S. Navarro, Miriam Cabrelles et al. · Journal of Archaeological Science · 2009 · 375 citations