Effects of Visual Vividness and Navigation Modes on Perception of Presence in Virtual Museums
Visual vividness and navigation mode are essential factors in designing of virtual museums. Using a virtual museum system as experimental materials, with the multi-dimensional subjective evaluation questionnaires on presence, the relationship between the two factors visual vividness and navigation mode of virtual museums and users perception of presence was studied. The research results show that higher visual vividness significantly enhances the sense of spatial presence, involvement and realness. The differences of users navigation mode also significantly affect users spatial presence and involvement to system, where active navigation mode has more advantages. While there to no significant difference in evaluation of users realness whether users actively control the system or passively view the 3D animation.
perception of presence visual vividness navigation mode virtual museum measuring tool
Yanan Huang Yingzhe Xiao Shouqian Sun Jiang Xu
College of Computer Science ZJU Hangzhou,China School of Packaging HNUT Zhuzhou,China College of Computer Scienc ZJU Hangzhou,China SME SEU Nanjing,China
国际会议
南京
英文
267-270
2010-08-26（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）