Validation experiment Sample Clauses

Validation experiment. Once the hardware in-the-loop simulations are successful the final iteration is full runtime validation of the system without simulated components, i.e. in real conditions. This includes the human diver with disturbances like breathing, unpredicted variations from the path, non-zero roll and pitch, etc.
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Validation experiment. PERSONALIZED MEDIA MOBILITY IN URBAN ENVIRONMENTS 19 4.1 Motivation 19 4.2 Validation Experiment 20 4.3 Insights 30 5 VALIDATION EXPERIMENT: COLLABORATIVE INTERACTIVE TRANSMEDIA NARRATIVES 33 5.1 Motivation 33 5.2 Validation Experiment 33 5.3 Insights 33
Validation experiment. AUGMENTED REALITY LOCATION-BASED GAMING 35 6.1 Motivation 35 6.2 Validation Experiment 36 6.3 Insights 41 7 CONCLUSION 43 LIST OF FIGURES FIGURE 1. THE JOURNALIST AS A DESIGNER. CREATING TANGIBLE CONVERSATION OPENERS USED IN INTERVIEWS (PHOTO FLAME , 2018 ). 14 FIGURE 2. LOCAL NEWS ROOM ACTIVITIES. INCOMING INTERVIEW (PHOTO XXXX XXXXX, VRT INNOVATION, 2018) 14 FIGURE 3. STUDENTS EXPLORE THE INTERACTIVE MEDIA TRAIL WITH BRISTOL’S SUSTAINABLE FUTURE PLANS AND UNSDG AS THEMES (PHOTO XXXX XXXXX, VRT INNOVATION, 2019). 14 FIGURE 4. PARTICIPANTS EXPLAIN THEIR VISION ON THE CITY’S FUTURE AND THE ROLE OF NEW INTERACTIVE MEDIA TO SMART CITY EXPERTS (PHOTO XXXX XXXXX, VRT INNOVATION, 2019). 14 FIGURE 5. SERVICE FUNCTION CHAIN USED DURING THE SECOND EXPERIMENT. THE BACKEND FUNCTIONED AS A CONTROLLER SERVICE FOR THE WEB APPLICATION ON THE CLIENT. UPLOADED VIDEOS WERE TRANSCODED IN CHUNKS TO BE SERVED FOR THE ADAPTIVE STREAMING SERVICE. FIGURE 6. SIGN ‘ENVIRONMENT’ ATTACHED TO A BENCH ON MILLENNIUM SQUARE (PHOTO XXXX XXXXX, VRT INNOVATION, 2019) 15 FIGURE 7. SCREENSHOTS OF THE VR APP. WE SEE THE CORRESPONDING TOPIC ‘ENVIRONMENT’ (SCREENSHOT XXXXX XXXXX, VRT INNOVATION, 2019) 15 FIGURE 8. A PARTICIPANT PRESENTS HIS LEARNINGS IN THE FIRST EXPERIMENT (PHOTO XXXXX XXXXX, VRT INNOVATION, 2019). 16 FIGURE 9: PMM SCENARIO 1 -DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONAL MEDIA IN WALKING AREAS IN BARCELONA 20 FIGURE 10: PMM SCENARIO 2 - PMM FOR MULTIPLE CONCURRENT STREAMS WITHIN THE SMART CITY 20 FIGURE 11: PMM TRIAL BARCELONA – INITIAL DEPLOYMENT 21 FIGURE 12:PMM TRIAL BARCELONA – SCALE-OUT TRIGGER CONDITION 21 FIGURE 13: PMM TRIAL BARCELONA – SCALE-OUT CONFIGURATION 22 FIGURE 14. PMM TRIAL BARCELONA - MAP AND CHECKPOINTS 23 FIGURE 15: DRY RUN PHASE 1 (NO SCALE OUT FUNCTION) 24 FIGURE 16: DRY RUN PHASE 2 (SCALE OUT FUNCTION ACTIVATED) 25 FIGURE 17: PUBLIC TRIAL ACTIVE STREAMS OVER GATEWORKS 25 FIGURE 18: PMM TRIAL BARCELONA – VALID FRAMES OVER TOTAL NUMBER 29 FIGURE 19: PERCENTAGES OF CORRUPTED FRAMES 29 FIGURE 20: FRAMES DIVIDED PER DISTORTION DEGREES 30 FIGURE 21: BLOCKNESS FRAMES, MAX, AVERAGE AND MIN VALUES 30 FIGURE 22: AR GNOME SHOP (LEFT). AR GARDEN (MIDDLE). DIFFERENT TREE MODELS IN AR GARDEN (RIGHT) 36 FIGURE 23: THE SPIKE SHORTLY AFTER THE 8:38 MINUTES XXXX IS DUE TO A NEW PLAYER JOINING 37 FIGURE 24: THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF DATA SENT BY THE STORAGE FMS OVER THE TIME OF A GAME FOR DIFFERENT NUMBER OF PLAYERS 38 FIGURE 25: THE TOTAL NUMBER OF REQUESTS SENT TO THE STORAGE FMS OVER THE TIME OF...

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