week 5 (Multimedia Application In Different Fields)

Pada minggu ke-5 kami didedahkan tentang:

3D Projection Mapping(Mashable)
Video Installation
The Green Screen Studio
Computer Simulation

3D Projection Turns Baraque Church Into A Virtual Musical Instrument



3D Projection Mapping Jaw Dropping Example

An interesting 3D projection and music installation by projection mapping collective macula transformed a Baroque church in the Creech Republic into a virtual musical instrument that could be interacted with using laser pointers. the virtual surface of the olomouc Baroque de-baptized chapel's interior was mapped,and parts of the architecture reinterpreted by virtual visual elements via projection and sound.
Up to 10 visitors could interact with the Archifon installation at a time,by directing laser pointers at more than 100 elements to triggger different audiovisual actions. Angel statues sing when the laser points at them,window parts represent tones of the differents instruments,elements of the paintings play different soundscapes and sliding up and down the pilars creates a range of visual effects. take a look at the video below to see Archifon in action.

Computer Simulation
Computer simulations have become a useful part of mathematical modelling of many natural systems in physics,chemistry and biology,human systems in economics,psychology,and social science and in the process of engineering new technology to gain insight into the operation of those systems.
Traditionally the formal modelling of systems has been via a mathematical model which attempts to find analytical solutions t problems which enables the prediction of the behaviour of the system from a set of parameters and initial conditions.
Computer simulations build on,and are a useful adjunct to purely mathematical models in science,technology and entertainment.
the reliability and the trust people put in computer simulatins depends on the validity of the validity of the simulation model.
For more information about the topic see the following related articles
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=computer software
=scientific visualization
=catastrophe modelling
=robot calibration