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L De Luca - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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web visualization of Complex Reality based 3d models with nubes
Digital Heritage International Congress, 2013Co-Authors: Jimenez B Fernandezpalacios, Fabio Remondino, C Stefani, Julie Lombardo, L De LucaAbstract:This paper discusses the fundamental issues of the real-time web-based visualization of Complex Reality-based 3D models. As web platform, we use NUBES, an innovative and powerful tool for sharing and analyzing Reality-based 3D models online. A new automatic procedure for the setting-up and the uploading of 3D Complex scenes into NUBES is presented, including the optimization of the geometric and radiometric information for web visualization.
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Digital Heritage (1) - Web visualization of Complex Reality-based 3D models with NUBES
2013 Digital Heritage International Congress (DigitalHeritage), 2013Co-Authors: B. Jiménez Fernández-palacios, Fabio Remondino, C Stefani, Julie Lombardo, L De LucaAbstract:This paper discusses the fundamental issues of the real-time web-based visualization of Complex Reality-based 3D models. As web platform, we use NUBES, an innovative and powerful tool for sharing and analyzing Reality-based 3D models online. A new automatic procedure for the setting-up and the uploading of 3D Complex scenes into NUBES is presented, including the optimization of the geometric and radiometric information for web visualization.
Helge Großhans - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Gene therapy – when a simple concept meets a Complex Reality
Functional & integrative genomics, 2000Co-Authors: Helge GroßhansAbstract:In theory, gene therapy is a simple concept which holds great promise as a cure for disease. In practice, however, considerable obstacles have to be overcome, including problems with safe and efficient gene delivery and stable gene expression. This review gives an overview on the history of gene therapy and analyses some of the problems that have so far prevented the establishment of a successful clinical protocol. The future prospects of gene therapy are discussed.
Maxim Vlasov - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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In Transition Toward the Ecocentric Entrepreneurship Nexus: How Nature Helps Entrepreneur Make Venture More Regenerative Over Time:
Organization & Environment, 2019Co-Authors: Maxim VlasovAbstract:Research on meaning-making has recently enriched our understanding of sustainable entrepreneurship by providing a window into the moral space and the Complex Reality of entrepreneurs who engage wit ...
Fabio Remondino - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Access to Complex Reality-based 3D models using virtual Reality solutions
Journal of Cultural Heritage, 2017Co-Authors: Belen Jiménez Fernández-palacios, Daniele Morabito, Fabio RemondinoAbstract:Cultural Heritage is a precious resource that witnesses our past and that should be transmitted to future generations. The creation of digital 3D representation of monuments and sites have been demonstrated to be a reliable method for preservation and historical purposes. In order to preserve a high level of detail, the reconstructed point cloud will typically contain millions of points, which could result in several GB of data when stored on disk. For these reasons, a challenge for the scientific community is to find new ways to visualize and disclose 3D digital contents, obtaining a better access and communication of the Cultural Heritage information. In this paper, Virtual Reality (VR) devices are employed to provide not only a simple visualization but also an immersive experience for digitally reconstructed heritage scenarios. Oculus Rift (VR visualization headset) and Kinect (depth sensor for user interaction) are integrated in order to interact and navigate in a Complex 3D or 4D (temporal) archaeological scene as well as to have access to digital media contents of several MB of size. In this way, archaeological sites or fragile environments with forbidden access due the preservation policies can also be virtually visited and inspected.
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web visualization of Complex Reality based 3d models with nubes
Digital Heritage International Congress, 2013Co-Authors: Jimenez B Fernandezpalacios, Fabio Remondino, C Stefani, Julie Lombardo, L De LucaAbstract:This paper discusses the fundamental issues of the real-time web-based visualization of Complex Reality-based 3D models. As web platform, we use NUBES, an innovative and powerful tool for sharing and analyzing Reality-based 3D models online. A new automatic procedure for the setting-up and the uploading of 3D Complex scenes into NUBES is presented, including the optimization of the geometric and radiometric information for web visualization.
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Digital Heritage (1) - Web visualization of Complex Reality-based 3D models with NUBES
2013 Digital Heritage International Congress (DigitalHeritage), 2013Co-Authors: B. Jiménez Fernández-palacios, Fabio Remondino, C Stefani, Julie Lombardo, L De LucaAbstract:This paper discusses the fundamental issues of the real-time web-based visualization of Complex Reality-based 3D models. As web platform, we use NUBES, an innovative and powerful tool for sharing and analyzing Reality-based 3D models online. A new automatic procedure for the setting-up and the uploading of 3D Complex scenes into NUBES is presented, including the optimization of the geometric and radiometric information for web visualization.
Trudy Van Der Weijden - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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A qualitative exploration of clinicians' strategies to communicate risks to patients in the Complex Reality of clinical practice.
PloS one, 2020Co-Authors: Romy Richter, Esther Giroldi, Jesse Jansen, Trudy Van Der WeijdenAbstract:BACKGROUND Risk communication, situated in the model of shared decision making (SDM), is an essential element in daily clinical practice. The scientific literature makes a number of generic recommendations. Yet the application of risk communication remains a challenge in patient-clinician encounters. How clinicians actually communicate risk during consultations is not well understood. We aimed to explore the risk communication strategies used by clinicians and extract narratives and visualizations of those strategies to help inform medical education. METHODS In this qualitative descriptive study, we interviewed fifteen purposely sampled clinicians from several medical disciplines, who were familiar with the concept of SDM. Deductive and inductive content analysis was used during an iterative data collection and analyses process. RESULTS Our study identified various strategies reported to be used by clinicians to address the Complexities of risk communication such as dealing with uncertainty. These included verbal, numerical and visual risk communication and framing. Clinicians were familiar with recommended risk formats such as natural frequencies and population pictograms. However, it became clear that clinicians' expertise and communication goals also play an important role in the risk talk. Clinicians try to lay a foundation for balanced decision-making and to incorporate patient preferences while faced with several challenges such as the dilemma of raising awareness but triggering anxiety or fan fear in patients. Consequently, they also use communication goals such as influencing mindset and reassuring patients. Additionally, clinicians frequently have to account for the illusion of certainty in the risk talk. CONCLUSION Risk communication is a multi-faceted construct that cannot be dealt with in isolation from the clinical context. For future research we recommend considering a more practical framework within the clinical setting and to take a goal-directed approach into account when investigating and teaching the topic. The patient perspective should also be addressed in further research.