Multimodal Interaction of MU Plant Landscape Design in Marine Urban Based on Computer Vision Technology

Abstract

At present, there is a growing focus on the landscape and environment of ocean cities, with an increasing demand for improved ecological sustainability and aesthetic appeal. With the emergence of computer vision design technologies such as 3D and VR, people have overcome the limitations of traditional paper-based design materials. Through the use of computer software, various forms of expression, such as drawings and animations, can be produced, thereby meeting the diverse demands for showcasing plant landscapes. The purpose of this paper is to study the design of marine urban (MU) botanical landscapes based on computer vision technology (CVT) and multimodal interaction design (MID) theory, so that the design of MU botanical landscape can meet people’s psychological behavior and visual needs, and at the same time enable people to participate in and experience the landscape, so as to better meet people’s needs for viewing, leisure, and entertainment. At the same time, it is hoped that the research of this paper will play a role in promoting the innovation and development of the concept of MU landscape design (LD) in the future, specifically from two levels of theoretical and practical significance. First, at the level of theoretical research: Based on the theory of MID, this paper explores the application of communication and interaction among humans and between humans and the landscape in the design of MU planting, and tries to explore and summarize the content and methods of interactive LD in marine cities with a theoretical basis and research value. The goal is to both enhance the theoretical level of interactive LD, and also provide new reference for future marine city (MC) LD. Second, at the level of practical application: In the field of LD, the new concept of computer vision is introduced to fully understand the visual needs of people and increase the practicality and pleasantness of the MU landscape, hoping to attract more people to come to play and rest. Through the attraction of MU landscapes to tourists, the design and construction of the landscape no longer focus on its appearance, but rather on the participation and experience of people.

Research on the Application of Extended Reality in the Construction and Management of Landscape Engineering

“…• Virtual design exhibition of multi-scale garden landscape scheme Among the literature included in the analysis, 12 articles are related to the multi-scale display of virtual landscape design schemes [13,14,[22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31]. In the context of constructing garden landscape models, XR enables the flexible and systematic arrangement of landscape elements, enhancing the intuitive and immersive presentation of design schemes.…”

“…For example, the virtual garden system developed by Zhang et al [14] realizes the spatial layout of various types of landscapes with parameter control through the digital vector layer, flexibly manages and organizes various garden elements, and reasonably organizes the spatial topological relationship between various types of landscapes in threedimensional space. Yuan et al [31] proposed a general process of applying 3D virtual reality interactive technology to Marine urban plant greening. Through the demonstration on computers and mobile devices, designers can observe design schemes in a multidimensional virtual environment, which greatly expands the channels for displaying and communicating design schemes.…”

“…In the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry, XR holds immense potential for improving construction productivity, which enables effective control over construction progress, quality, and safety [2]. Specifically in the field of landscaping, XR has found extensive applications in areas such as the construction and simulation of landscaping models [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15], monitoring and maintenance of plant growth [4,6,[16][17][18][19][20][21], landscaping planning and design [9,13,14,[22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35], perception and preference assessment of landscaping [11,[36][37][38][39][40][41][42]…”

Computer Vision Interaction Design in Sustainable Urban Development: A Case Study of Roof Garden Landscape Plants in Marine Cities

“…Ocean city data and computer technology have become important sources and methods for measuring landscape quality [ 29 ]. With the continuous progress and application of computer vision algorithms, landscape preference research has now developed towards large-scale, quantitative, and high-precision directions.…”

Ornamental Plants and Urban Gardening

“…The research topic of Yuan et al [ 48 ] was similarly focused on coastal cities. The purpose of this paper was to study the design of maritime urban (MU) botanical landscapes based on computer vision technology (CVT) and multimodal interaction design (MID) theory, so that the design of MU botanical landscapes can meet the needs of people’s psychological and visual behavior while allowing participation and experience of the landscape to better meet people’s viewing, leisure and entertainment needs.…”