Science Data Visualization in AR/VR for Planetary and Earth Science
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Grubb, Thomas G.↗
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University of Michigan AR/VR Final Presentation
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Amit Kothekar↗
Experience in Visualizing Satellite Data With AR/VR Technologies at NASA's GES-DISC
The Goddard Earth Sciences Data and Information Services Center (GES-DISC) at NASA plays a crucial role in archiving and disseminating vital Earth science data. In this project, we leverage immersive visualization technologies to reshape engagement with and comprehension of the intricate datasets of our planet. Through the adoption of immersive technologies, we are enhancing established methods, offering novel, intuitive experiences in visualizing and interacting with Earth science data. Our goal is to contribute to the ongoing evolution of data interaction, pushing the boundaries of what's possible in data interpretation and education.
Visualization↗
High Fidelity Aerospace Simulations at NASA Ames SimLabs
NASA Ames SimLabs is home to unique simulation facilities capable of a wide range of aerospace systems research. This presentation will focus on the Vertical Motion Simulator with thoughts on future AR/VR applications and research.
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High Fidelity Aerospace Simulations at NASA Ames SimLabs
An overview of the simulation facilities at SimLabs at NASA Ames. Main focus is on the Vertical Motion Simulator or VMS, also brief descriptions of other simulators. Discussion of the history and general specifications of the VMS. Also, provide an overview of past research and training conducted on the simulators, and some future developments with a focus on AR/VR technologies.
flight simulators↗
Human Research Program: Human Factors and Behavioral Performance
This discussion provides an overview of the Human Research Program (HRP), the Human Factors and Behavioral Performance Element (HFBP), and outlines currently documented research using AR/VR or Hybrid Reality to maintain or improve human behavior for long duration exploration mission environments. Different analog environments are also discussed in this presentation (ISS and HERA).
Human Research Program↗
Rapid Model Import Tool (RMIT) User Guide
The NASA Rapid Model Import Tool (RMIT) is designed to import 3D models built in commercially available Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Digital Content Creation (DCC) development software such as; Catia, Creo, 3DS Max, Maya, etc. Upon import, RMIT processes the models to reduce file size and exports the results in a format compatible with Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) development software applications. RMIT intends to make CAD models directly accessible to engineers from local AR/VR compatible laptops and desktops.
Joseluis Chavez↗
Human Research Program: Human Factors and Behavioral Performance Research to Enable Artemis
This discussion provides an overview of the human research program (HRP), the Human Factors and Behavioral Performance Element (HFBP), and outlines currently documented research using AR/VR or Hybrid Reality to maintain or improve human behavior for long duration exploration mission environments. Different analog environments are also discussed in this presentation (ISS and HERA).
Human Research Program↗