Catal Hüyük (EVE)

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Video(s) and extracted images: 320*240

Film 1	Video QuickTime ->	(3.3 Mo)
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Film 2	Video QuickTime ->	(3.6 Mo)
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this archeological visualization is a virtual reconstruction of one of the oldest (6500bc) excavated settlements, located in Turkey.

Modelling and application data set Monique Mulder and Gideon May.

Bibliography :
"EVE - Extended Virtual Environment" 1994 Imagina Proceedings pp47-51
Abstract :
Eve is a new form of virtual reality apparatus and experience. Inside a 12 meter diameter inflatable dome, the spatial position of a video projected image is interactively linked to the viewer's point of view by means of tracking device worn on the viewer's head. This controls the movement of two video projectors mounted on top of an industrial robot arm which is positioned in the center of the doma.
The projectors generate a stereo pair of images, which is seen as a three dimensional image by the participants who are all wearing polarizing spectacles. The interactive movement of this image around the inside surface of the dome thus constitutes a dynamic picture window that is able to evoke a panoramic and immersive virtual image space.
Eve has been presented for the first time at the MultiMediale 3 in Karlsruhe. A number of works were especially created for this new context by both artists and scientists - all are sophisticated real time 3D computer graphic applications exploiting the visualization power of the Silicon Graphics Onyx Reality Engine 2.
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Same Project
EVE - Extended Virtual Environment
The Virtual Museum (EVE)