Designing 3 Dimensional Virtual Reality Using Panoramic Image

The high demand to improve the quality of the presentation in the knowledge sharing field is to compete with rapidly growing technology. The needs for development of technology based learning and training lead to an idea to develop an Oil and Gas Plant Virtual Environment (OGPVE) for the benefit of...

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Main Authors: W. A. Arif, W. Norazlinawati, Wan Ahmad, Wan Fatimah, Md Nordin, Shahrina, Abdullah, Azrai, SIVAPALAN, SUBARNA
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spelling my.utp.eprints.22452017-01-19T08:25:10Z Designing 3 Dimensional Virtual Reality Using Panoramic Image W. A. Arif, W. Norazlinawati Wan Ahmad, Wan Fatimah Md Nordin, Shahrina Abdullah, Azrai SIVAPALAN, SUBARNA L Education (General) The high demand to improve the quality of the presentation in the knowledge sharing field is to compete with rapidly growing technology. The needs for development of technology based learning and training lead to an idea to develop an Oil and Gas Plant Virtual Environment (OGPVE) for the benefit of our future. Panoramic Virtual Reality learning based environment is essential in order to help educators overcome the limitations in traditional technical writing lesson. Virtual reality will help users to understand better by providing the simulations of real-world and hard to reach environment with high degree of realistic experience and interactivity. Thus, in order to create a courseware which will achieve the objective, accurate images of intended scenarios must be acquired. The panorama shows the OGPVE and helps to generate ideas to users on what they have learnt. This paper discusses part of the development in panoramic virtual reality. The important phases for developing successful panoramic image are image acquisition and image stitching or mosaicing. In this paper, the combination of wide field-of-view (FOV) and close up image used in this panoramic development are also discussed. Springer Berlin / Heidelberg 2009-11-14 Book Section PeerReviewed application/pdf http://eprints.utp.edu.my/2245/1/3D_VR_using_panaromic_IVIC09.pdf http://www.springerlink.com/ W. A. Arif, W. Norazlinawati and Wan Ahmad, Wan Fatimah and Md Nordin, Shahrina and Abdullah, Azrai and SIVAPALAN, SUBARNA (2009) Designing 3 Dimensional Virtual Reality Using Panoramic Image. In: Visual Informatics: Bridging Research and Practice. Springer Berlin / Heidelberg, Germany, pp. 404-414. ISBN 978-3-642-05035-0 http://eprints.utp.edu.my/2245/
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topic L Education (General)
spellingShingle L Education (General)
W. A. Arif, W. Norazlinawati
Wan Ahmad, Wan Fatimah
Md Nordin, Shahrina
Abdullah, Azrai
SIVAPALAN, SUBARNA
Designing 3 Dimensional Virtual Reality Using Panoramic Image
description The high demand to improve the quality of the presentation in the knowledge sharing field is to compete with rapidly growing technology. The needs for development of technology based learning and training lead to an idea to develop an Oil and Gas Plant Virtual Environment (OGPVE) for the benefit of our future. Panoramic Virtual Reality learning based environment is essential in order to help educators overcome the limitations in traditional technical writing lesson. Virtual reality will help users to understand better by providing the simulations of real-world and hard to reach environment with high degree of realistic experience and interactivity. Thus, in order to create a courseware which will achieve the objective, accurate images of intended scenarios must be acquired. The panorama shows the OGPVE and helps to generate ideas to users on what they have learnt. This paper discusses part of the development in panoramic virtual reality. The important phases for developing successful panoramic image are image acquisition and image stitching or mosaicing. In this paper, the combination of wide field-of-view (FOV) and close up image used in this panoramic development are also discussed.
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author W. A. Arif, W. Norazlinawati
Wan Ahmad, Wan Fatimah
Md Nordin, Shahrina
Abdullah, Azrai
SIVAPALAN, SUBARNA
author_facet W. A. Arif, W. Norazlinawati
Wan Ahmad, Wan Fatimah
Md Nordin, Shahrina
Abdullah, Azrai
SIVAPALAN, SUBARNA
author_sort W. A. Arif, W. Norazlinawati
title Designing 3 Dimensional Virtual Reality Using Panoramic Image
title_short Designing 3 Dimensional Virtual Reality Using Panoramic Image
title_full Designing 3 Dimensional Virtual Reality Using Panoramic Image
title_fullStr Designing 3 Dimensional Virtual Reality Using Panoramic Image
title_full_unstemmed Designing 3 Dimensional Virtual Reality Using Panoramic Image
title_sort designing 3 dimensional virtual reality using panoramic image
publisher Springer Berlin / Heidelberg
publishDate 2009
url http://eprints.utp.edu.my/2245/1/3D_VR_using_panaromic_IVIC09.pdf
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