Fortress Of Buhen Lab Report
INTRODUCTION:
The Citadel of Buhen was built on the west of the Nile spread over 150 meters. Buhen Fortress had a mixture of interesting features, including “moats carved three meters deep into bedrock, revetments, drawbridges, bastions, buttresses, ramparts, battlements, embrasures, loopholes, and catapult stations” (Craig, Alan Sherman, William R.Will, Jeffrey D., 2009, Introduction Section, p.227, para.1). The citadel was built along the Nile, and each built was near enough to be seen by a human eye.
APPLICATION DESCRIPTION:
The users can explore Virtual Fortress of Buhen virtually and have a tour guide. The users will get a tour around the virtual reality shown by a computer-generated agent modeled as an ancient Egyptian scribe acts …show more content…
He made a company and gathered a team consisting of archaeologists, 3D modelers, and virtual reality experts to make his vision true. In particular, he worked with archaeologist and architect Donald Sanders and virtual reality application designer Eben …show more content…
Virtual reality can be an educational tool for archaeology students by allowing them to visit places don't exist, or no longer possible to visit.
References
Craig, Alan Sherman, William R.Will, Jeffrey D. (2009). Developing Virtual Reality Applications : Foundations of Effective Design. Morgan Kaufmann.
Cyberface3 and The VR Workstation. (n.d.). Retrieved from LeepVR: http://www.leepvr.com/cyberface3.php
STURGIS, I. (2014). Explore Hawaii's beaches without leaving the city! Hotel's virtual reality 'teleporter' booth lets travellers see, feel and smell holiday locations without booking a flight. Retrieved from MAILONLINE: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-2762092/Marriott-virtual-reality-teleporter-booth-lets-travellers-feel-smell-holiday-locations-without-booking-flight.html
The Incredible Performance of the Oculus Rift DK2’s Positional Tracking. (2014). Retrieved from RoadTovr:
The Citadel of Buhen was built on the west of the Nile spread over 150 meters. Buhen Fortress had a mixture of interesting features, including “moats carved three meters deep into bedrock, revetments, drawbridges, bastions, buttresses, ramparts, battlements, embrasures, loopholes, and catapult stations” (Craig, Alan Sherman, William R.Will, Jeffrey D., 2009, Introduction Section, p.227, para.1). The citadel was built along the Nile, and each built was near enough to be seen by a human eye.
APPLICATION DESCRIPTION:
The users can explore Virtual Fortress of Buhen virtually and have a tour guide. The users will get a tour around the virtual reality shown by a computer-generated agent modeled as an ancient Egyptian scribe acts …show more content…
He made a company and gathered a team consisting of archaeologists, 3D modelers, and virtual reality experts to make his vision true. In particular, he worked with archaeologist and architect Donald Sanders and virtual reality application designer Eben …show more content…
Virtual reality can be an educational tool for archaeology students by allowing them to visit places don't exist, or no longer possible to visit.
References
Craig, Alan Sherman, William R.Will, Jeffrey D. (2009). Developing Virtual Reality Applications : Foundations of Effective Design. Morgan Kaufmann.
Cyberface3 and The VR Workstation. (n.d.). Retrieved from LeepVR: http://www.leepvr.com/cyberface3.php
STURGIS, I. (2014). Explore Hawaii's beaches without leaving the city! Hotel's virtual reality 'teleporter' booth lets travellers see, feel and smell holiday locations without booking a flight. Retrieved from MAILONLINE: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-2762092/Marriott-virtual-reality-teleporter-booth-lets-travellers-feel-smell-holiday-locations-without-booking-flight.html
The Incredible Performance of the Oculus Rift DK2’s Positional Tracking. (2014). Retrieved from RoadTovr: