Proceedings of the 25th International Conference on Education and Research in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe (eCAADe)
The work reported in this paper builds on previous work and deals with two particular aspects tha... more The work reported in this paper builds on previous work and deals with two particular aspects that contribute to effective interactive city modelling delivered to small mobile devices 'on the fly'. Firstly, one strand involved in this study is probing into the perception and understanding of users while using different 3D city model representations on small screen devices. The second strand reported on is concerned with establishing the location of the remote users in an Urban environment.
Proceedings of the 24th International Conference on Education and Research in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe (eCAADe)
The work described here builds on work reported previously on wireless access to digital city mod... more The work described here builds on work reported previously on wireless access to digital city models. This paper presents a set of elements that contribute to such models. We look in particular at the issues of ground plane modeling, user location, user-device interface and information layering
One of the core issues relating to the delivery of architectural information to mobile digital de... more One of the core issues relating to the delivery of architectural information to mobile digital devices is the real-time location awareness. This paper describes the research on different computing and wireless techniques and technological systems for real-time navigation support and location based information delivery on a digital handheld device for a pedestrian user on the move. This work investigates the applications of GPS, WiFi, 2D barcode and NFC systems in a mobile city Architectural guide.
The research presented in this paper focuses on the use of different computing and wireless techn... more The research presented in this paper focuses on the use of different computing and wireless techniques and technological systems for real-time navigation support and location based information delivery for a pedestrian user interacting with city architectural information system on a digital handheld device while on the move. In this research case, the use of basic GPS receiver, Dijkstra algorithm, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)/Near Field Communication (NFC) systems and Dimensional (2D) barcode technologies was examined and the potential for the use of WiFi and mobile cells is noted. This paper explores the virtue and shortcomings of each in order to determine the best possible integrated solution. The suggested integration will locate the pedestrian user in the virtual city representation on location, informs the user about buildings and other artefacts relating to the site where s/he is currently located and guide the user to a next point of interest efficiently.
Proceedings of the 25th International Conference on Education and Research in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe (eCAADe)
The work reported in this paper builds on previous work and deals with two particular aspects tha... more The work reported in this paper builds on previous work and deals with two particular aspects that contribute to effective interactive city modelling delivered to small mobile devices 'on the fly'. Firstly, one strand involved in this study is probing into the perception and understanding of users while using different 3D city model representations on small screen devices. The second strand reported on is concerned with establishing the location of the remote users in an Urban environment.
Proceedings of the 24th International Conference on Education and Research in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe (eCAADe)
The work described here builds on work reported previously on wireless access to digital city mod... more The work described here builds on work reported previously on wireless access to digital city models. This paper presents a set of elements that contribute to such models. We look in particular at the issues of ground plane modeling, user location, user-device interface and information layering
One of the core issues relating to the delivery of architectural information to mobile digital de... more One of the core issues relating to the delivery of architectural information to mobile digital devices is the real-time location awareness. This paper describes the research on different computing and wireless techniques and technological systems for real-time navigation support and location based information delivery on a digital handheld device for a pedestrian user on the move. This work investigates the applications of GPS, WiFi, 2D barcode and NFC systems in a mobile city Architectural guide.
The research presented in this paper focuses on the use of different computing and wireless techn... more The research presented in this paper focuses on the use of different computing and wireless techniques and technological systems for real-time navigation support and location based information delivery for a pedestrian user interacting with city architectural information system on a digital handheld device while on the move. In this research case, the use of basic GPS receiver, Dijkstra algorithm, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)/Near Field Communication (NFC) systems and Dimensional (2D) barcode technologies was examined and the potential for the use of WiFi and mobile cells is noted. This paper explores the virtue and shortcomings of each in order to determine the best possible integrated solution. The suggested integration will locate the pedestrian user in the virtual city representation on location, informs the user about buildings and other artefacts relating to the site where s/he is currently located and guide the user to a next point of interest efficiently.
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