Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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11023926 | Computers & Geosciences | 2018 | 49 Pages |
Abstract
ARGeo complements the fieldwork observation and the precise recording of geological data needed, e.g., for the interpretation of folded structures. It allows the user to register geo-tagged information such as points of interests (i.e. references on the field or the fold itself) using natural interactions. In addition, it provides two novel features: an interactive dipping plane measurement from distant points of view and a back-in-time visualization of previous recorded positions, in order to help understanding the spatial relations among the recorded samples. Pilot studies were conducted with domain experts of geology and they agree on the potential of the system. Results point out that ARGeo naturally integrates mobile devices and AR to the geologists' fieldwork. Its possible extension with new features to the Geosciences as well as to other application fields is detailed.
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Authors
Nicolás F. Gazcón, Juan M. Trippel Nagel, Ernesto A. Bjerg, Silvia M. Castro,