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Objective Fidelity Evaluation in Multisensory Virtual Environments: Auditory Cue Fidelity in Flight Simulation

Source authors: Georg F. Meyer; Li Ting Wong; Emma Timson; Philip Perfect; Mark D. White

Originally published in PLoS ONE · 2012

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Objective Fidelity Evaluation in Multisensory Virtual Environments: Auditory Cue Fidelity in Flight Simulation
Georg F. Meyer; Li Ting Wong; Emma Timson; Philip Perfect; Mark D. White

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R3 Sensory cues and comfort

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Frames simulator fidelity around task performance and evaluates auditory cues. Useful for deciding which sensory details matter for a particular lesson.

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Cue value is task dependent; perceptual realism should not be treated as a universal proxy for learning.

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Georg F. Meyer; Li Ting Wong; Emma Timson; Philip Perfect; Mark D. White (2012). Objective Fidelity Evaluation in Multisensory Virtual Environments: Auditory Cue Fidelity in Flight Simulation. PLoS ONE, 7(9), e44381. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0044381

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