Virtual reality and urban simulation in planning: A literature review and topical bibliography

Journal of Planning Literature

Volumn 15, Issue 3, 2001, Pages 359-372

  Simpson, David M ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

BIBLIOGRAPHY; LITERATURE REVIEW; PLANNING METHOD; VIRTUAL REALITY;

EID: 0035076567     PISSN: 08854122     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1177/08854120122093078     Document Type: Article

References (57)

1. Towards image realism with interactive update rates in complex virtual building environments
2. Creating an interactive immersive decision environment: Linking modeling to visualization
3. Assessing the visual impact of development proposals: The validity of computer simulations
4. Extending the geographic information base into the third dimension for use in the urban environment
5. Perceptual simulations of environments
6. Applications of virtual reality to computer-aided building design
7. Wow'em in 3-D
8. South Florida fine-tunes GIS in hurricanes aftermath
9. Environmental assessment
10. Simulation methodologies for observing large-scale urban structures
11. The African Rock Kopje exhibit: Evaluation and interpretive elements
12. Physical spaces, virtual places and social worlds: A study of work in the virtual
13. How to support spatial objects in a 3D-GIS for urban planning
14. Hugo's legacy: Two years later
15. Computer visualisation in planning control: Some case studies and issues
16. Community participation based on three-dimensional simulation models
17. Integrating dynamic modeling and geographic information systems
18. A cognitive analysis of preference for waterscapes
19. GIS supports coastal risk assessment
20. Pragmatic visualisation: A detour from the Nth dimension to infinity
21. Virtual worlds capture spatial reality
22. Twentieth century land use planning: A stalwart family tree
23. Computers and urban problems
24. All-hazards situation assessment program
25. Visions of things to come
26. Large-scale urban models: Retrospect and prospect
27. Tony Nelessen's do-it-yourself neotraditionalism
28. The California Urban Futures model: A new generation of metropolitan simulation models
29. Integration of computerized visual simulation and visual assessment in environmental planning
30. Requiem for large scale models
31. Reality testing
32. An integrated environment for urban simulation
33. Early attempts to combine the use of video and computer in architectural education
34. Computer visualization for reconstruction and development in South Africa
35. Simulation techniques in environmental psychology
36. Experiences and rules in simulating architectural realities
37. A perceptual evaluation of computer-based landscape simulations
38. Video imaging: A powerful tool for visualization and analysis
39. A procedural approach to simplification of detailed 3D cityscape models for virtual reality
40. Toward a collaborative planning system
41. Urban visual descriptions for visual project analysis
42. GIS and satellite imagery take center stage in Mississippi flood relief
43. Using GIS tools to analyze and visualize spatial phenomena
44. Computer models versus architectural scale models
45. Operational urban models: State of the art
46. Planning with hypermedia: Combining text, graphics, sound, and video
47. The role of conceptual modeling in developing land and geographic information systems
48. Visual vulnerability of streetscapes to elevated structures
49. Landscape simulation: Review and potential
50. Perceptual landscape simulations: History and prospect