Physically large-size high-resolution displays have been widely applied in various fields.
There is a lack of research, however, that demonstrates empirically how users benefit from …

This paper describes our recent experimental evaluation of Information-Rich Virtual
Environment (IRVE) interfaces. To explore the depth cue/visibility tradeoff between …

Large wall-sized displays are becoming prevalent. Although researchers have articulated
qualitative benefits of group work on large displays, little work has been done to quantify the …

While it has been suggested that immersive virtual environments could provide benefits for
educational applications, few studies have formally evaluated how the enhanced perceptual …

The scalability of information visualizations has typically been limited by the number of
available display pixels. As displays become larger, the scalability limit may shift away from …

Abstract Information-rich virtual environments (IRVEs) have been described as
environments in which perceptual information is enhanced with abstract (or symbolic) …

In navigating large information spaces, previous work indicates potential advantages of
physical navigation (moving eyes, head, body) over virtual navigation (zooming, panning …

Head-mounted displays for virtual environments facilitate an immersive experience that
seems more real than an experience provided by a desk-top monitor [18]; however, the cost …

Previous results have shown that users perform better on spatial orientation tasks involving
static 2D scenes when working on physically large displays as compared to small ones. This …

Virtual Reality (VR) has generated much excitement but little formal proof that it is useful.
Because VR interfaces are difficult and expensive to build, the computer graphics …