VR and Physiological Assessment Technologies Applied on the Touring Perception of Chinese Classical Gardens

This paper reviews on the research status and new progress in the field of Chinese classical gardens by the application of new technologies including virtual reality and physiological measurements. Firstly, it introduces the background and significance of current research in the field of spatial creation in Chinese classical gardens. Then, this paper combs relevant literature on the application of VR and physiological research methods on landscape and architectural studies in recent years. Finally, the possibilities of applying physiological data and virtual reality in the exploration of the spatial perception of Chinese classical gardens is discussed. The results could provide inspiration sources and technical references for the empirical studies of future landscape research on Chinese classical gardens.

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Journal of Research in Science and Engineering
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2024-11-29
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https://doi.org/10.53469/jrse.2024.06(11).08
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Color perception and design
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VR and Physiological Assessment Technologies Applied on the Touring Perception of Chinese Classical Gardens

Shuling Ren, Yimeng Zhang, Yiming Ren, S. W. Cui
Journal of Research in Science and Engineering
Color perception and design
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VR and Physiological Assessment Technologies Applied on the Touring Perception of Chinese Classical Gardens

Shuling Ren, Yimeng Zhang, Yiming Ren, S. W. Cui
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Abstract

This paper reviews on the research status and new progress in the field of Chinese classical gardens by the application of new technologies including virtual reality and physiological measurements. Firstly, it introduces the background and significance of current research in the field of spatial creation in Chinese classical gardens. Then, this paper combs relevant literature on the application of VR and physiological research methods on landscape and architectural studies in recent years. Finally, the possibilities of applying physiological data and virtual reality in the exploration of the spatial perception of Chinese classical gardens is discussed. The results could provide inspiration sources and technical references for the empirical studies of future landscape research on Chinese classical gardens.

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