Too Hot to Handle: Web3D for Fire Data Exploration
Sandy Ressler, NIST - SIGGRAPH Asia 2019
November 2019
Highlighting work of Matt Hoehler (fire engineer)
Disclaimer: Mention of any commercial products does not imply endorsement by NIST or the author.
https://slides.com/sressler/sigasia2019
BOB - Burn Observation Bubble
Matt Hoehler
"In the Eye of the Fire"
Crown Fire
Matthew Hoehler/NIST
Interacting with 360 Video
- Authoring
- Data display
- Interaction
Making Burn Interactive
- Toolchain
- VR Hardware (Oculus Rift)
- Software WebVR/XR - a-frame
- WEB WEB WEB
- Development also via glitch
(shockingly is not a toy!)
Making Burn Interactive (2)
- Tasks
- Data Wrangling
- Prototype data display
- Synchronize data and video
- video "currentTime" is main magic
- Set up locations of temperature sensors in video (by hand using specialized tool)
- Link locations with data (also by hand coding)
- Added video zoom and rotation capabilities..primary user will be on desktop
- Mouse for desktop / Controllers for VR
Desktop Burn Demo
PRICE fire - comparison with simulation
Kevin McGrattan and Glenn Forney /NIST FDS/Smokeview simulation
Matt Hoehler/NIST
Smithsonian Institution Preparedness and Response in Collections Emergencies (PRICE)
The End
I'm Tired
Acknowledgements
- Matthew Hoehler (NIST fire guy)
- Adam Lenker (NIST SURF)
- Frankie Willard (NIST SHIP)
- Justin Slud (NIST SURF)
- Kevin Chen (NIST SHIP..now Yale)
Too Hot to Handle: Web3D for Fire Data Exploration
By Sandy Ressler
Too Hot to Handle: Web3D for Fire Data Exploration
SIGGRAPH ASIA 2019, Brisbane, Australia, Nov 2019
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