宮城県の名取市では、拡張現実技術を使用したツアーを実施 - Augmented Reality Tour for Natori City, Miyagi, Japan – One of the Most Tsunami-Stricken Areas
宮城県の名取市が拡張現実を使用したツアーを実施。海外のサイトでも紹介されていた。
アプリを起動してカメラをかざすと、タグ画像と関連情報が表示されたり、津波の高さを仮想的に見ることができる。どのような災害であったのか忘れないためにも、未来に生きていく人々のためにもとても重要な情報だと感じる。
下記は、海外のサイトで紹介された内容の引用
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Miyagi Nogyo High School to Hold an Augmented Reality Tour for Natori City, Miyagi, Japan – One of the Most Tsunami-Stricken Areas — The Idea That Won the Grand Prize in the Kanko Koshien Tourism Award Has Come True
NATORI, Japan– Miyagi Nogyo High School (Miyagi Agricultural High School) has been developing an AR glasses project along with dmp Inc., for the NATORI AR HOPE TOUR which is to learn how Natori city, in Miyagi, Japan, was affected by the tsunami of the Great East Japan Earthquake. For the official service starting in the 2015 fiscal year, Miyagi Nogyo High School will hold a tour on Sunday, 15 March 2015, for guests of the Asia Resilience Forum, one of the public forums of the UN World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction held in Sendai, Miyagi, Japan.
Overview of the NATORI AR HOPE TOUR
The Concept of this project is providing an experience of the past, present, and future of Natori city through Augmented Reality (AR). The tour shows not only the tragedy of the disaster but also the hope that the local youngsters hold for the future.
Visitors are able to vividly experience their tour in the tsunami-stricken area through the AR content whilst guides called Kataribe, firsthand storytellers, provide interpretation.
The AR content features:
-A display of information that links to interpretations of Kataribe
-The scenery of Mt. Hiyori before and after the disaster
-A picture of an imaginary cherry tree in full bloom by the Teizan Canal in the future
Miyagi Nogyo High School
Headteacher: Eichi Sasaki
1 Aza-higashi-kongoji, Takadategawa, Natori City, Miyagi, 9811243 JAPAN
dmp Inc.
CEO: Atsunobu Kobayashi
8th fl., Sendai Chuo Bldg.
2-8-18, Ichibancho, Aoba-ku, Sendai City, Miyagi, Japan
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(via http://gisuser.com/2015/03/augmented-reality-tour-for-natori-city-miyagi-japan-one-of-the-most-tsunami-stricken-areas/)
アプリを起動してカメラをかざすと、タグ画像と関連情報が表示されたり、津波の高さを仮想的に見ることができる。どのような災害であったのか忘れないためにも、未来に生きていく人々のためにもとても重要な情報だと感じる。
下記は、海外のサイトで紹介された内容の引用
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Miyagi Nogyo High School to Hold an Augmented Reality Tour for Natori City, Miyagi, Japan – One of the Most Tsunami-Stricken Areas — The Idea That Won the Grand Prize in the Kanko Koshien Tourism Award Has Come True
NATORI, Japan– Miyagi Nogyo High School (Miyagi Agricultural High School) has been developing an AR glasses project along with dmp Inc., for the NATORI AR HOPE TOUR which is to learn how Natori city, in Miyagi, Japan, was affected by the tsunami of the Great East Japan Earthquake. For the official service starting in the 2015 fiscal year, Miyagi Nogyo High School will hold a tour on Sunday, 15 March 2015, for guests of the Asia Resilience Forum, one of the public forums of the UN World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction held in Sendai, Miyagi, Japan.
Overview of the NATORI AR HOPE TOUR
The Concept of this project is providing an experience of the past, present, and future of Natori city through Augmented Reality (AR). The tour shows not only the tragedy of the disaster but also the hope that the local youngsters hold for the future.
Visitors are able to vividly experience their tour in the tsunami-stricken area through the AR content whilst guides called Kataribe, firsthand storytellers, provide interpretation.
The AR content features:
-A display of information that links to interpretations of Kataribe
-The scenery of Mt. Hiyori before and after the disaster
-A picture of an imaginary cherry tree in full bloom by the Teizan Canal in the future
Miyagi Nogyo High School
Headteacher: Eichi Sasaki
1 Aza-higashi-kongoji, Takadategawa, Natori City, Miyagi, 9811243 JAPAN
dmp Inc.
CEO: Atsunobu Kobayashi
8th fl., Sendai Chuo Bldg.
2-8-18, Ichibancho, Aoba-ku, Sendai City, Miyagi, Japan
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(via http://gisuser.com/2015/03/augmented-reality-tour-for-natori-city-miyagi-japan-one-of-the-most-tsunami-stricken-areas/)
