DocumentCode :
1458904
Title :
Shipboard VR: from damage control to design
Author :
Rosenblum, L. ; Tate, David ; Agrawal, Jyoti ; Fasulo, D. ; Meyer, Timmy ; Newton, G. ; Shalev, Amir ; King, Tim
Author_Institution :
Naval Res. Lab.
Volume :
16
Issue :
6
fYear :
1996
fDate :
11/1/1996 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage :
10
Lastpage :
13
Abstract :
Virtual reality efforts in the Information Technology Division of the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) span mission planning, rehearsal, and execution; simulation-based design; and medicine. The authors devote much of their work to ship-based applications, presenting two such efforts in the article. One project focuses on experiments in shipboard firefighting to verify the effectiveness of VR as a mission planning tool. The other project involves visualizing a preliminary design of a new Navy ship. Since that work did not extend into the actual design cycle, they can´t quantify the results in terms of hours gained or costs saved. However, the design team and the program managers agreed that the VR visualization was worthwhile and provided a better understanding of the design
Keywords :
CAD; computer based training; data visualisation; digital simulation; emergency services; engineering graphics; fires; military computing; naval engineering computing; planning; ships; virtual reality; Naval Research Laboratory Information Technology Division; Navy ship design visualization; damage control; medicine; mission execution; mission planning; mission rehearsal; ship-based applications; shipboard VR; shipboard firefighting; simulation-based design; virtual reality; Costs; Fires; Information technology; Laboratories; Marine vehicles; Technology planning; Testing; Virtual environment; Virtual reality; Visualization;
fLanguage :
English
Journal_Title :
Computer Graphics and Applications, IEEE
Publisher :
ieee
ISSN :
0272-1716
Type :
jour
DOI :
10.1109/38.544067
Filename :
544067
Link To Document :
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