The business of computer graphics

Machover, Carl

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“…The LEO constellation simulation system takes the distributed simulation platform as the basic platform, which can provide model development, entity editing, simulation deployment, and simulation engine functions, and can be integrated with third-party simulation tools. In addition, the secondary development based on cesium digital earth [1] realizes the visual display of the simulation system. The digital earth interacts with the adapter through the UDP socket protocol [2].…”

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Design and Implementation of LEO Constellation Simulation System Based on Distributed Simulation Platform

Jia

et al. 2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The paper designs and implements a low-orbit constellation simulation system based on the distributed simulation platform. Based on analyzing the composition and the service process of the LEO constellation system, the overall architecture and index system of the LEO constellation simulation system are proposed. Taking the typical application scenario of the LEO constellation as an example, the operation process of the simulation scenario is planned and designed, and the evaluation methods of the overage, capacity, delay, bit error rate, and other indicators of the LEO constellation system are given. By using the component modeling method on the distributed simulation platform, the entities in the simulation system are modeled, and the visual display of the simulation system is realized through secondary development based on cesium digital earth. The LEO constellation simulation system can provide a verification environment for its construction and a basis for the determination, optimization, and upgrading of technical status.

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Design and Implementation of LEO Constellation Simulation System Based on Distributed Simulation Platform

Jia

et al. 2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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3D virtual warehouse on the Web

Buffa

Lafon

2000 IEEE Conference on Information Visualization. An International Conference on Computer Visualization and Graphics

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In the emerging field of E-Commerce we show the great potential interest to create 30 virtual shopping centers. The study of a specific application: the creation of an electric household applicants warehouse enables us to highlight the possibilities of the VRML2.0 language to model, visualize and to do interactive walking inside the warehouse. Key features of VRML 2.0 are underlined and new extensions are proposed in order to achieve a better realistic and *human-like>) behavior inside the virtual warehouse.

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Teaching Virtual Reality: Why and How?

Burdea

2004

Presence: Teleoperators & Virtual Environments

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This article looks at the teaching aspects of virtual reality, as opposed to the use of virtual reality as a teaching tool (in virtual teaching environments). It is motivated by a perceived need for clarity, focus, and dialogue that are lacking within the VR community of developers, instructors, and end users. The market for visualization/3D computer graphics/simulations has seen a steady growth over the last decade. Yet, despite success stories in oil exploration, military training, car manufacturing, and other sectors, the VR curriculum has been fragmented and heterogeneous. The most longevity and success has been shown by programs that are designed to satisfy a societal need, such as the MOVES Institute at the Naval Postgraduate School (USA). The difficulty in adequately teaching VR may be related to the expense of setting up dedicated laboratories, and the lack of supporting textbooks in the 1990s. Yet such laboratories and books are key to gaining true understanding of the VR domain. An informal worldwide survey shows that only 3% of universities offer such courses, with half being in the USA. A listing of courses in Core (VR, VE technology) and Related (human factors, interface design, arts, architecture) areas is included in the Appendix. It is hoped that this article will spark a much-needed dialog within the VR community on ways to better teach VR to address societal needs.1. This work is based on a paper with the same title in the Proceed-

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The business of computer graphics

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Design and Implementation of LEO Constellation Simulation System Based on Distributed Simulation Platform

Design and Implementation of LEO Constellation Simulation System Based on Distributed Simulation Platform

3D virtual warehouse on the Web

Teaching Virtual Reality: Why and How?

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