Look beneath the surface

G.W. Roberts; A. Evans; A. Dodson; B. Denby; S. Cooper; R. Hollands

Look beneath the surface

G.W. Roberts, A. Evans, A. Dodson, B. Denby, S. Cooper, R. Hollands

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Abstract

Overlaying digital information on real-world views literally opens up fieldwork in several industries. A prototype from the University of Nottingham couples GPS, inertial systems and Virtual Reality to display the data exactly where subsurface features lie.

Original language	English
Number of pages	5
Volume	2002
No.	February
Specialist publication	GPS World
Publisher	Advanstar Communications Inc.
Publication status	Published - 2002

Keywords

GPS
Augmented reality
Underground Pipe Mapping

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Look beneath the surface

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Keywords

UN SDGs

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