An inexpensive underwater mine countermeasures simulator with real-time 3D after action review

Stone, R.; Snell, Timothy; Cooke, Neil

doi:10.1016/j.dt.2016.06.001

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“…People's environmental comfort and perception significantly impact on their health, well-being [1] and productivity [2]. The human-building interaction could establish criteria for building design and operation, as well as to improve resilient urban planning in cities [3].…”

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Personal comfort models in long-term monitoring using physiological data from wearable sensors

Martins Gnecco,

Pigliautile,

Pisello

2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Personal Comfort Models (PCMs) propose a new approach for human-centric comfort studies overcoming the one-size-fits-all of the conventional models. This research addresses the development of PCMs based on a seven-month long-term monitoring campaign including continuous environmental and physiological data collection through wearables and daily survey submission about subjects’ sensations. To tackle the influence of subjects’ environmental exposure history, time series of environmental data of different durations were used to predict individuals’ perception via Machine Learning models with Support Vector Machine and Random Forest methods. The accuracy and F1-score values of seven different PCMs were confronted for each subject and for the whole group (nine people). The number of datapoints per subject and their answers’ consistency during time affected the models’ accuracy, and the inclusion of physiological signals improved the models’ performance. When considering the whole dataset, the comfort model accuracy decreases supporting that individual subjectivity have an important impact in the environmental perception prediction.

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Personal comfort models in long-term monitoring using physiological data from wearable sensors

Martins Gnecco,

Pigliautile,

Pisello

2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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“…Non-visual aspects of virtual environments (‘VEs’) include sound, haptics (the delivery of rudimentary sensations of touch and force), motion and olfaction (smell). In the UK, projects undertaken during the Human Factors Integration Defence Technology Centre programme between 2003 and 201211 delivered many important concept capability demonstrators based on commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) VR hardware and software technologies, from submarine spatial awareness training8 and pre-deployment counter-improvised explosive device awareness to subsea mine countermeasures detection12 and a remote driving and manipulation skills trainer for the UK's CUTLASS unexploded ordnance disposal system (ref. 13; case study 19).…”

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A ‘mixed reality’ simulator concept for future Medical Emergency Response Team training

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The UK Defence Medical Service's Pre-Hospital Emergency Care (PHEC) capability includes rapid-deployment Medical Emergency Response Teams (MERTs) comprising tri-service trauma consultants, paramedics and specialised nurses, all of whom are qualified to administer emergency care under extreme conditions to improve the survival prospects of combat casualties. The pre-deployment training of MERT personnel is designed to foster individual knowledge, skills and abilities in PHEC and in small team performance and cohesion in 'mission-specific' contexts. Until now, the provision of airborne pre-deployment MERT training had been dependent on either the availability of an operational aircraft (eg, the CH-47 helicopter) or access to one of only two ground-based facsimiles of the's rear cargo/passenger cabin. Although MERT training has high priority, there will always be competition with other military taskings for access to helicopter assets (and for other platforms in other branches of the Armed Forces). This paper describes the development of an inexpensive, reconfigurable and transportable MERT training concept based on 'mixed reality' technologies-in effect the 'blending' of real-world objects of training relevance with virtual reality reconstructions of operational contexts.

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Research on Simulation Training System of Immersive Substation Based on Virtual Reality

Liao

Wang

Niu

et al. 2019

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Virtual reality technology has been widely used by constructing a virtual space to simulate and restore the real world. The system uses 3ds MAX and Unity3D software to establish a 500kV substation virtual simulation system. The system completely establishes the 3D models of primary and secondary equipment of 500kV substations, and truly restores the overall layout of the substations. At the same time, the Unity3D engine, VR technology and interactive equipment are used at the same time to make this system able to provide trainees with an immersive training experience, which is more realistic than the application over the same period. The system completes the realization of substation training, station roaming and fault simulation functions, including substation equipment technical parameter display and synchronous voice introduction, interface design, basic operation, and fault phenomenon simulation; the infrastructure of the system is developed well and has strong expandability, which lays a foundation for subsequent function development. This system satisfies the substation training needs and can be used for related staff training of substations and to help students in electrical major to gain cognitive learning.

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An inexpensive underwater mine countermeasures simulator with real-time 3D after action review

Cited by 6 publications

References 12 publications

Personal comfort models in long-term monitoring using physiological data from wearable sensors

Personal comfort models in long-term monitoring using physiological data from wearable sensors

A ‘mixed reality’ simulator concept for future Medical Emergency Response Team training

Research on Simulation Training System of Immersive Substation Based on Virtual Reality

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