The Semantic Web3d: Towards Comprehensive Representation of 3d Content on the Semantic Web

Flotyński, Jakub; Brutzman, Don; Hamza-Lup, Felix G.; Malamos, Athanasios G.; Polys, Nicholas F.; Sikos, Leslie F.; Walczak, Krzysztof

doi:10.1109/ic3d48390.2019.8975906

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“…40,41 The light weighted and efficient architecture can reduce the processing time of the model and further increase the transparency of the BIM applications, which are essential aspects when performing semantic induction since the delay of immediate model presentation can cause potential risk and result in outdated knowledge management. Another potential application of the suggested framework is the combination of the cloud-based lightweight processing mechanism with semantic web technology 42,43 and X3D semantic web 44,45 to better visualize large 3D models. The domain knowledge and expertise from specific web ontologies can be further integrated into the CEBOW framework in order to selectively render the model partially.…”

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confidence: 99%

CEBOW: A Cloud‐Edge‐Browser Online Web3D approach for visualizing large BIM scenes

Zhao

Zhang

et al. 2022

Computer Animation & Virtual

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With the mobile technology continues to grow and evolve, the technology of presenting building information modeling (BIM) with an online platform has become an important application in the fields of civil engineering, architecture, and computer visualization. However, due to network bandwidth and browser performance limitations, it was difficult to display large‐scale BIM scenes in a flawless manner on mobile browsers. CEBOW, a Cloud‐Edge‐Browser Online architecture for visualizing BIM components with online solutions, is proposed in this article. The method combines transmission scheduling, cache management, and optimal initial loading into a single system architecture. For network transmission testing, BIM scenes are used, and the results show that our method effectively reduces scene loading time and networking delay while improving the visualization effect of large‐scale scenes.

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CEBOW: A Cloud‐Edge‐Browser Online Web3D approach for visualizing large BIM scenes

Zhao

Zhang

et al. 2022

Computer Animation & Virtual

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“…It provides ideal circumstances for collaborative VR environment development and use, including indexing, searching, and processing of interactive 3D content. The improvement of web-based VR has been made possible by a variety of 3D formats (e.g., VRML and X3D), game engines (e.g., Unreal and Unity), and programming libraries (e.g., WebGL and WebXR) (Flotyński, et al, 2019). These opportunities have growth even further with the introduction of the Semantic Web (Berners-Lee, 2001), which is now a key trend in the evolution of the Web.…”

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confidence: 99%

Analyzing the Sociodemographic Factors Impacting the Use of Virtual Reality for Controlling Obesity

Alduailij

Alhalabi

Alduaili

et al. 2022

International Journal on Semantic Web and Information Systems

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Obesity is one of the most pressing issues in society today. Virtual reality has been used in the design of tools that promotes obesity control. However, the design of current VR tools lacks the involvement of prospective users and health practitioners. Such engagement is crucial in gathering semantic information that identifies stakeholders’ needs and ensures that all aspects of health are considered. Therefore, this paper aims to study the sociodemographic factors and individual-level characteristics and preferences that make the design of any obesity-control VR tool effective and satisfactory for a wide range of users. The paper also aims to solicit opinions of health practitioners to identify best health aspects that should be available in the design of any VR tool for obesity control. Organizations, businesses, and people will be able to readily augment such VR technologies on the semantic web, as well as on personal and mobile devices.

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“…In addition, The X3D scene graph (Figure 5) can be expressed in Semantic Web Ontologies [Flotyński et al 2019], [Flotyński et al 2020], which makes it powerful for transcoding 3D assets and interactions between Microverses' walled proprietary gardens and formats. Finally, the scene graph can be manipulated by programs written in different languages: JavaScript, Java, Python, C#, and C++; these APIs are specified in X3D's suite of ISO-IEC ratified standards (Figure 6).…”

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The Keys to an Open, Interoperable Metaverse

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Polys

Benman³

et al. 2022

The 27th International Conference on 3D Web Technology

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The term 'Metaverse' has taken on new interest recently, appearing prominently in the marketing materials of a number of large technology companies. Indeed, many have attempted, or are attempting, to co-opt it for their own purposes, which has resulted in a great deal of confusion among producers and consumers in the marketplace. With this paper, the Web3D Consortium seeks to address this confusion by exploring the history of the 'Metaverse', provide a workable definition of the term 'Metaverse', and provide a vision for its sustainable, cooperative construction into the future. We believe that all the technologies are in place to fulfill the vision of an open, equitable, and ubiquitous information space. What remains are the key issues that have kept the Metaverse from manifesting the last two decades: poor user experience and poor corporate cooperation.

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The Semantic Web3d: Towards Comprehensive Representation of 3d Content on the Semantic Web

Cited by 7 publications

References 19 publications

CEBOW: A Cloud‐Edge‐Browser Online Web3D approach for visualizing large BIM scenes

CEBOW: A Cloud‐Edge‐Browser Online Web3D approach for visualizing large BIM scenes

Analyzing the Sociodemographic Factors Impacting the Use of Virtual Reality for Controlling Obesity

The Keys to an Open, Interoperable Metaverse

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