We characterize the reviewed literature based on three dimensions: (a) Connection with visualization background and theory, (b) Evaluation and design considerations for virtual reality visualization, and (c) Empirical studies. The research framework is grounded in empirical and theoretical works of visualization. To this end, the presented study aims to provide a systematic literature review that explains the state-of-the-art research and future trends in visualization in virtual reality. Despite the growing interest and potential, visualization studies have lacked a common baseline in the transition period of 2D visualizations to immersive ones. To date, the emphasis has been on the employment of game technologies. Rapidly growing virtual reality (VR) technologies and techniques have gained importance over the past few years, and academics and practitioners have been searching for efficient visualizations in VR. The use of AR in the SMB II Museum leads to an enhanced interactive learning experience that promotes cultural heritage preservation in Palembang Indonesia. The augmented reality (AR) application is proposed as a medium to support the services of SMB II museum for education that effective improving users knowledge by 28.5% after using the App. The SUS survey score of 78.3 showed that the developed AR of the SMB II museum was acceptable by two variations of the millennial user. App usability was also evaluated using the SUS method. The results showed that the application could run its functionality as designed with time responsiveness for detecting marker was 0.599 seconds on average. In term of effectiveness and efficiency, some testing scenarios were performed. Users can interact directly with these artefacts virtually which cannot be performed in the real environment but AR enabling it. The digitization of the collection is an innovation that provides new culture learning experiences utilizing AR technology and also contributes to the preservation of Palembang cultural artefacts. The method applied in this study effectively developed an AR application to visualize the 3D object of SMB II Museum collections and created new digital 3D objects of Palembang cultural artefact which no longer exist. This paper presents the evaluation of Augmented Reality Application development for the educational purpose of Palembang cultural artefacts in Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin II (SMB II) Museum. The Virtual Artifact applicationĪvailable in google apps and installed into a smartphoneĮquipped with a built-in gyroscope and head-mounted display The ability to see in all directions is possible to giveįreedom of observation process. Setup by mimicking the movement floating across the virtualĮnvironment. Virtual environment having heritage objects. The museum visitors can navigate and explore the TheĬollections provided by Mpu Tantular museum in Sidoarjo EastĪva Indonesia. Majapahit kingdom, presented in the virtual form. Compiled in to a mobileĪpplication, it consists of relics collections from the late Objects of cultural heritage collections. We succeeded in developingĪ 3D visualization using virtual environment that has several Technology enables the presentation in virtual form and can This is due to the fragility of these objects. However, some objects cannot directly have explored. Various relics of history can are there to be Finally, a step-wise procedure for researching and logging CuFAs is devised to accompany the model.The museum is a place to learn the progress of Additionally, we suggest some improvements on its integration into our model and identify higher-level location categories to illustrate tracing an object from creation through investigative leads. We use the Cyber Observable eXpression (CybOX) project due to its rising popularity and rigorous classifications of forensic objects. An ontological model encapsulates these required fields while utilizing a lower-level taxonomic schema. Thus, we propose using a new term – curated forensic artifact (CuFA) – to address items which have been cleared for entry into a CuFA database (one implementation, the Artifact Genome Project, abbreviated as AGP, is under development and briefly outlined). This definition includes required fields that all artifacts must have and encompasses the notion of curation. In this paper we propose a new definition based on a survey we conducted, literature usage, prior definitions of the word itself, and similarities with archival science. The term “artifact” currently does not have a formal definition within the domain of cyber/digital forensics, resulting in a lack of standardized reporting, linguistic understanding between professionals, and efficiency.
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