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P.: A taxonomy of 3D occlusion management techniques (2007)
| Venue: | In: Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality |
| Citations: | 13 - 7 self |
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Elmqvist07p.:a,
author = {Niklas Elmqvist},
title = {P.: A taxonomy of 3D occlusion management techniques},
booktitle = {In: Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality},
year = {2007}
}
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Abstract
While an important factor in depth perception, the occlusion effect in 3D environments also has a detrimental impact on tasks involving discovery, access, and spatial relation of objects in a 3D visualization. A number of interactive techniques have been developed in recent years to directly or indirectly deal with this problem using a wide range of different approaches. In this paper, we build on previous work on mapping out the problem space of 3D occlusion by defining a taxonomy of the design space of occlusion management techniques in an effort to formalize a common terminology and theoretical framework for this class of interactions. We classify a total of 25 different techniques for occlusion management using our taxonomy and then go on to analyze the results, deriving a set of five orthogonal design patterns for effective reduction of 3D occlusion. We also discuss the “gaps ” in the design space, areas of the taxonomy not yet populated with existing techniques, and use these to suggest future research directions into occlusion management.
Keyphrases
occlusion management technique occlusion management design space theoretical framework interactive technique effective reduction occlusion effect different approach recent year detrimental impact orthogonal design pattern previous work common terminology future research direction depth perception problem space spatial relation different technique wide range important factor
