Visualisation of Fossilised Tree Trunks Using Immersive 3D-360 Audio-Visual and Geospatial Digitisation Techniques in XR Derived from UAS and Terrestrial Data, Aided by Machine Learning Computational Photography
Charalampos Psarros,
Nikolaos Zouros,
Nikolaos Soulakellis
Abstract:The aim of this research is to investigate and use a variety of immersive multisensory media techniques in order to create convincing digital models of fossilised tree trunks for use in XR. This is made possible via the use of geospatial data derived from sources such as aerial imaging using UAS, terrestrial material using cameras and also include both the visual and audio element for better immersion, accessible and explorable in 6 Degrees of Freedom (6DoF). Immersiveness is a key factor in order to result in… Show more
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