Špriňarová et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Human-computer interaction in real-3D and Pseudo-3D cartographic visualization: A comparative studyŠpriňarová et al., 2015
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- Špriňarová K
- Juřík V
- Šašinka
- Herman L
- Štěrba Z
- Stachoň Z
- Chmelík J
- Kozlíková B
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- Cartography-Maps Connecting the World: 27th International Cartographic Conference 2015-ICC2015
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This chapter summarizes the results of an experiment performed as basic research on the three-dimensional (3D) display of geographical information using two alternative control devices (a Wii remote controller and a mouse). The aim was to explore the influence of a …
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