The Realization of Virtual City Roaming Based on Vage

Pu Liu; Zheng Hong Peng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.321-324.1971

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The Realization of Virtual City Roaming Based on Vage

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Virtual reality technology is a hot research topic in computer science and the introduction of virtual roaming to the field of urban planning provides a new means for urban design. This paper first analyzes the development, features and technology of virtual reality technology and the virtual city roaming and its applications and advantages in urban planning with focus on how to implement a virtual city roaming system by means of the scene development software Vega and finally concludes the importance of virtual city roaming in urban planning.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 321-324)

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1971-1976

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Pu Liu, Zheng Hong Peng

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Computer Emulation, Digital City, Urban Planning, Vega, Virtual City, Virtual Reality (VR), Virtual Roaming, Visualization

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