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Distance perception in real and virtual environments
2004
Proceedings of the 1st Symposium on Applied perception in graphics and visualization - APGV '04
We conducted three experiments to compare distance perception in real and virtual environments. In Experiment 1, adults estimated how long it would take to walk to targets in real and virtual environments by starting and stopping a stopwatch while looking at a target person standing between 20 and 120 ft away. The real environment was a large grassy lawn in front of a university building. We replicated this scene in our virtual environment using a nonstereoscopic, large-screen immersive display
doi:10.1145/1012551.1012557
dblp:conf/apgv/PlumertKC04
fatcat:lpejxm4aiben5dznoqotrqissa