Dynamic and interactive aspects of X3DOM

Behr, Johannes; Jung, Yvonne; Drevensek, Timm; Aderhold, Andreas

doi:10.1145/2010425.2010440

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“…There is also available an X3DOM runtime API, which provides a proxy object to programmatically read and modify runtime parameters. The API functions are available for resetting views, cycling cameras or changing navigation modes [1]. X3D elements can also be stored as part of external files; their connection is realized via the element Inline.…”

Section: X3dmentioning

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Web 3D Visualization of Noise Mapping for Extended INSPIRE Buildings Model

Heřman

Řezník

2013

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Abstract. This paper deals with cross-domain environmental aspects of noise mapping which is commonly understood as a stand-alone initiative. Scientific core of this research lies in the integration of noise mapping with interoperable data sources, where the European Union's INSPIRE (INfrastructure for SPatial InfoRmation in Europe) Directive is nowadays one of the main.Principles of noise mapping according to the END (European Noise Directive), OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium) CityGML specification, X3D (Extensible 3D) and application schemas in INSPIRE are depicted at the beginning. Special attention is then paid to the specifics of INSPIRE spatial data theme called buildings, including its extension possibilities. Motivations for 3D application schema of INSPIRE buildings are discussed while only 2D application schema is the legally binding one. On the other hand, 3D application schema is recommended by the INSPIRE Technical Guidelines. We also deal with OGC CityGML specification since it is the basis for the 3D application schema. We took a step forward to publish the results of noise mapping based on INSPIRE application schema through X3D technology on the Web. This enables to disseminate information on noise mapping to wide audience through next generation Web applications.The paper proposes formalised methodology on X3D-based application development through the XSLT (eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transformations). Noise mapping was taken as a use case. There are discussions on benefits and limitations of X3D visualization as well as differences between the X3D presentation and storage of 3D geospatial data according to INSPIRE application schema on buildings at the end.

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Section: X3dmentioning

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Web 3D Visualization of Noise Mapping for Extended INSPIRE Buildings Model

Heřman

Řezník

2013

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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“…The prototypical example shown in Figure 1 is a rather simple website that combines the X3DOM [Behr et al 2011;Behr et al 2010] technology with an X3D [Web3D Consortium 2011] model, JavaScript, CSS, and other Web technologies. Here, JavaScript makes it possible to write applications that behave like native Android or iOS apps and which are similar to them in appearance and visual effects.…”

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“…On the other hand, they define an application and event model that is decoupled from the page's DOM tree, which makes the development of dynamic web-based 3D content difficult. In this regard, X3DOM [Behr et al 2011] can be seen as enabling technology for declarative 3D in HTML.…”

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Michaelis

Jung

Behr

2012

Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on 3D Web Technology

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In this paper we show our conceptual approach of how easy it can be to develop web apps that provide real-time 3D support, behave like native apps and run platform independently on smartphones, tablets (e.g., iPad), and on desktop computers. This reduces development efforts while moving to a distributed application model. The concept is completely based on standard web technologies like HTML5, CSS3, DOM scripting, and Ajax. 3D rendering happens entirely on the client-side by utilizing X3DOM and WebGL respectively. In the context of virtual museums web apps can be used to give visitors and also experts such as curators the possibility to examine virtual heritage objects. By interacting with the 3D model more details can be explored, additional information in form of metadata and annotations can be obtained and also created, and finally the navigation to external resources is supported, too. It is also possible to inspect related objects of similar type, even if they are situated in locations that are far away

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“…Although X3DOM (Behr et al 2011) is not a mobile AR model, it also attempts to integrate X3D scene elements seamlessly as HTML DOM elements and events, as in our approach. However, it does not have the same notion of physical URIs as objects and POIs for in situ AR or the notion of a location A unified representation is available by abstraction of spatial representations of location-based and vision-based registration models.…”

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Webizing mobile augmented reality content

Ahn¹,

Ko²

2014

New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia

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This paper presents a content structure for building mobile augmented reality (AR) applications in HTML5 to achieve a clean separation of the mobile AR content and the application logic for scaling as on the Web. We propose that the content structure contains the physical world as well as virtual assets for mobile AR applications as document object model (DOM) elements and that their behaviour and user interactions are controlled through DOM events by representing objects and places with a uniform resource identifier. Our content structure enables mobile AR applications to be seamlessly developed as normal HTML documents under the current Web eco-system.

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Dynamic and interactive aspects of X3DOM

Cited by 37 publications

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Web 3D Visualization of Noise Mapping for Extended INSPIRE Buildings Model

Web 3D Visualization of Noise Mapping for Extended INSPIRE Buildings Model

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Webizing mobile augmented reality content

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