Virtual Eye: A sensor based mobile viewer to aid collaborative decision making in virtual environments

Ranaweera, Warunika; Wickramarachchi, Ruwan; Jabbar, Shazan; Weerasinghe, Maheshya; Gunathilake, Naduni; Keppitiyagama, Chamath; Sandaruwan, Damitha; Samarasinghe, Prabath

doi:10.1109/icter.2012.6422831

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“…These studies include 'ViduSayura' a ship handling simulator (Sandaruwan et al, 2012), 'Siyara' a harbour environment simulation and management system (Gunasekera et al, 2012), an artillery gun firing simulation and a fighter jet cockpit simulation. A virtual environment visualization system, 'Virtual-Eye' has also been developed, which can be used to visualize virtual environments on mobile devices (Ranaweera et al, 2012).…”

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Computer modelling and simulation: essential research tools

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confidence: 99%

Computer modelling and simulation: essential research tools

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2014

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A lightweight approach to simulate a 2D radar coverage for virtual maritime environments

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2013 8th International Conference on Computer Science &Amp; Education

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Virtual simulation systems present a cost effective way of training the mariners to navigate a ship in a realistic maritime environment. To offer a better training session, a need arises to model other tools and components as a part of the virtual simulation system, such as radar, sonar and telescope, that are used to navigate a vessel in the real world. Taking a light-weighted approach, we developed a virtual radar coverage for the Vidusayura virtual maritime learning environment. It simulates an actual marine radar, which gathers information of its surroundings from the virtual environment with which a trainee naval officer interacts. The impact and the effectiveness of the virtual radar system, in terms of the trainee, is also analyzed against a real radar simulation system.

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Virtual Eye: A sensor based mobile viewer to aid collaborative decision making in virtual environments

Cited by 2 publications

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Computer modelling and simulation: essential research tools

Computer modelling and simulation: essential research tools

A lightweight approach to simulate a 2D radar coverage for virtual maritime environments

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