Chapter 7. Situated Visualization
In Chapter 6, we examined how computer graphics can be seamlessly embedded in a real scene, while we silently assumed that it is well known what information should be presented in AR. In truth, this is an important problem. The power of AR as a novel user interface paradigm derives in large part from its ability to display information that is relevant to a situation, task, or user. To successfully communicate the desired information, it must be put in an appropriate visual form. This is done through the application of suitable visualization techniques.
Visualization for AR differs from conventional visualization primarily by its interaction with the real scene, which becomes an intrinsic part of the visualization ...
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