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Collaborative approach for dynamic adjustment of selection areas in polygonal modelling

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Collaborative Virtual Environments (CVEs) introduce new working methods, allowing multiple users to work simultaneously in the same virtual space from different spatial locations. However, CVEs are not able to reflect the richness of real world communication. Indeed, these environments limit the shared situation awareness (SSA that is the degree of similarity between each member’s perception of a same given situation), may lead to a reduction in performance and efficiency of the group. Nova et al. [Nova et al. 2006] showed that using awareness tools improves performance in collaborative task. In fact, these tools provide relevant information about the position of a partner in the virtual environment. On the other hand, Endsley and Garland [Endsley and Garland 2000] pointed out the fact that providing more data is different from providing more information. Note that defining if a given information represents a useful data is not straightforward as it depends on the situation. This difficulty leads us to propose an alternative approach to improve SSA and thus to improve working efficiency. Instead of providing more information about users, we developed an interaction method which depends on the partner’s actions. In the context of a collaborative polygonal modelling, this research proposes a closely coupled method to adjust the selection area and forces each partner to be aware of the action and the location of the partner.

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hal-01836657 , version 1 (12-07-2018)

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Adrien Girard, Yacine Bellik, Malika Auvray, Mehdi Ammi. Collaborative approach for dynamic adjustment of selection areas in polygonal modelling. ACM Symposium on Virtual Reality Software and Technology, Jan 2012, Toronto, Canada. ⟨hal-01836657⟩
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