Training emergency responders through augmented reality mobile interfaces

Sebillo, Monica; Vitiello, Giuliana; Paolino, Luca; Ginige, Athula

doi:10.1007/s11042-015-2955-0

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“…They concluded that technology-controlled sensory augmentation could impact human perception and improve the execution of those actions but depending on the targeted population and the amount of augmentation, can have negative effects like overloading the user with too much information. Sebillo et al have used AR technologies to improve training of workers in the emergency domains [5]. Emergency domains have certainly benefited from the usage of information technologies regarding improving the emergency control processes by providing tools which support decision making in critical situations.…”

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Augmented Reality Applications for Substation Management by Utilizing Standards-Compliant SCADA Communication

Antonijević¹,

Sučić²,

Keserica³

2018

Energies

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Most electrical substations are remotely monitored and controlled by using Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) applications. Current SCADA systems have been significantly enhanced by utilizing standardized communication protocols and the most prominent is the IEC 61850 international standard. These enhancements enable improvements in different domains of SCADA systems such as communication engineering, data management and visualization of automation process data in SCADA applications. Process data visualization is usually achieved through Human Machine Interface (HMI) screens in substation control centres. However, this visualization method sometimes makes supervision, control and maintenance procedures executed by engineers slow and error-prone because it separates equipment from its automation data. Augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (MR) visualization techniques have matured enough to provide new possibilities of displaying relevant data wherever needed. This paper presents a novel methodology for visualizing process related SCADA data to enhance and facilitate human-centric activities in substations such as regular equipment maintenance. The proposed solution utilizes AR visualization techniques together with standards-based communication protocols used in substations. The developed proof-of-concept AR application that enables displaying SCADA data on the corresponding substation equipment with the help of AR markers demonstrates originality and benefits of the proposed visualization method. Additionally, the application enables displaying widgets and 3D models of substation equipment to make the visualization more user-friendly and intuitive. The visualized SCADA data needs to be refreshed considering soft real-time data delivery restrictions. Therefore, the proposed solution is thoroughly tested to demonstrate the applicability of proposed methodology in real substations.

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Augmented Reality Applications for Substation Management by Utilizing Standards-Compliant SCADA Communication

Antonijević¹,

Sučić²,

Keserica³

2018

Energies

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“…Pembuatan (Smart Augmented Field for Emergency) untuk tim penyelamat dan operator yang terlibat dalam misi penyelamatan yang menggunakan teknologi Augmented reality [10]. Penggunaan Augmented reality untuk latihan yang memberikan keterampilan teknologi informasi kepada responden sehingga mereka siap menghadapi masalah kesehatan, keamanan, dan manajerial pada saat tanggap darurat [11].…”

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Pengembangan Augmented Reality Sebagai Media Edukasi Pengetahuan Bencana Alam Gunung Berapi

Nurdiana

2020

JAMIKA

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Indonesia merupakan salah negara kepulauan yang diwilayahnya terdapat banyak gunung berapi, tercatat 76 gunung dinyatakan aktif yang tersebar di seluruh pulau yang ada di Indonesia. Bencana gunung berapi pun hampir terjadi setiap tahunnya dan sering menelan banyak korban jiwa. Salah satu contohnya pada tahun 2018 erupsi gunung anak Krakatau yang menyebabkan tsunami sehingga 432 korban jiwa meninggal dunia menurut data BNPB. Dari isu tersebut maka perlu sebuah upaya untuk edukasi dalam pengetahuan bencana gunung berapi bagi masyarakat supaya bisa mengurangi korban jiwa. Augmented reality merupakan salah satu media yang sedang hangat digunakan, sudah banyak beberapa bidang yang memanfaatkan media ini sebagai media edukasi. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah bagaimana mengembangkan aplikasi untuk edukasi bencana alam gunung berapi berbasis Augmented reality .Model yang digunakan untuk pengembangannya menggunakan model watelfall, sedangkan pengujiannya menggunakan black box testing dan OS yang digunakan untuk menjalankan aplikasi ini adalah berbasis Android. Adapun hasil penelitian ini adalah membuat sebuah media informasi dalam bentuk aplikasi mobile berbasis Augmented reality untuk media pengetahuan bencana alam gunung berapi, media yang akan dibuat diberi nama “simerapi”.

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“…MR also aids skill training such as manual assembly with an intuitively enhanced bare-hand MR interface, which can provide suitable and appropriate guidance, so users can perform tasks more quickly and accurately (Wang et al 2016a). Systems for training emergency management (Sebillo et al 2016), and endourologic skills (Sweet 2017) meet the needs for training and assessing particular skills. An increase in task completion time is a tradeoff which might be worth investigating to decrease the mental demand of industrial robot programmers (Stadler et al 2016), or to avoid shifts in focus and enable the fine-tuning execution of surgical tasks (Andersen et al 2016).…”

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Interface of mixed reality: from the past to the future

Chen

Duh

2019

CCF Trans. Pervasive Comp. Interact.

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Mixed reality (MR) is an emerging technology which could potentially shape the future of our everyday lives by its unique approach to presenting information. Technology is changing rapidly and information can be presented on traditional computer screens following a WIMP (Windows, Icons, Menus, and Pointing) interface model, by using a head-mounted display to present virtual reality, or by MR which the process of presenting information through a combination of both virtual and physical elements. This paper classifies MR interfaces by applying a text mining method to a data base of 4296 relevant research papers published over the last two decades. The classification reveals the trends relating to each topic and the relations between them. This paper reviews the earlier studies and discusses the recent developments in each topic area and summarizes the advantages and disadvantages of the MR interface. Our objective is to assist researchers understand the trend for each topic and allows them to focus on the research challenges where technological advancements in the MR interface are most needed.

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Training emergency responders through augmented reality mobile interfaces

Cited by 39 publications

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Augmented Reality Applications for Substation Management by Utilizing Standards-Compliant SCADA Communication

Augmented Reality Applications for Substation Management by Utilizing Standards-Compliant SCADA Communication

Pengembangan Augmented Reality Sebagai Media Edukasi Pengetahuan Bencana Alam Gunung Berapi

Interface of mixed reality: from the past to the future

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