Reconstructing Traditional Chinese Paintings with Immersive Virtual Reality
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PubDate: April 2020
Teams: Communication University of Zhejiang，Communication University of China，University of Zhejiang，Center for Digital Media
Writers: Sheng Jin；Min Fan；Yongchao Wang；Qi Liu
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Abstract
This paper describes the design of a virtual reality learning environment that reconstructs a traditional Chinese painting, Spring Morning in the Han Palace, using a head-mounted platform. The issues of art styles, enhanced interpretation and interaction design strategies that may impact learning experience are considered. We discuss the future plan for conducting user studies with young undergraduate students.
