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Comparing Virtual Reality to Conventional Simulator Visuals: Effects of Peripheral Visual Cues in Roll-Axis Tracking Tasks [PDF]

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This paper compares the effects of peripheral visual cues on manual control between a conventional fixed-base simulator and virtual reality. The results were also compared with those from a previous experiment conducted in a motion-base simulator ...
Terenzi, Lorenzo, Zaal, Peter M. T.
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Simulator Sickness Questionnaire: Twenty Years Later

open access: yesDriving Assessment Conference 2013, 2013
The present study used simulator sickness questionnaire data from nine different studies to validate and explore the work of the most widely used simulator sickness index. The ability to predict participant dropouts as a result of simulator sickness symptoms was also evaluated.
Balk, Stacy A   +2 more
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Sensory conflict in motion sickness: An observer theory approach [PDF]

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Motion sickness is the general term describing a group of common nausea syndromes originally attributed to motion-induced cerebral ischemia, stimulation of abdominal organ afferent, or overstimulation of the vestibular organs of the inner ear. Sea-, car-,
Oman, Charles M.
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Visually guided control of movement in the context of multimodal stimulation [PDF]

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Flight simulation has been almost exclusively concerned with simulating the motions of the aircraft. Physically distinct subsystems are often combined to simulate the varieties of aircraft motion.
Riccio, Gary E.
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Estimating the impact of time-based road user charges on risk taking by drivers. [PDF]

open access: yes, 1997
This study, conducted for ethical reasons on a driving simulator, has indicated that drivers take more risks when they are being charged for their use of roadspace on the basis of time, than they do when they are not subject to such charges. This effect
Bonsall, P.W., Palmer, I.A.
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Quantitative Analysis of Real-Time Virtual Reality Sickness During 360° Video Viewing

open access: yesApplied Sciences
Virtual reality (VR) sickness induced by wearing a head-mounted display and viewing 360° videos has primarily been studied using subjective questionnaires administered before and after content viewing. However, this approach is limited to identifying the
Hyun Tak Kim   +2 more
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Usability Evaluation in Virtual Environments: Classification and Comparison of Methods [PDF]

open access: yes, 2001
Virtual environments (VEs) are a relatively new type of human-computer interface in which users perceive and act in a three-dimensional world. The designers of such systems cannot rely solely on design guidelines for traditional two-dimensional ...
Bowman, Doug A., Gabbard, J., Hix, D.
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