Virtual reality in the social and political issues modeling

被引:0
|
作者
Kosolapov, V [1 ]
机构
[1] Inst Math Machines & Syst Problems, UA-252650 Kiev, Ukraine
关键词
D O I
暂无
中图分类号
TP [自动化技术、计算机技术];
学科分类号
0812 ;
摘要
Our interest is the working out of a model of a social system in the virtual reality for the management support. It involves the hierarchy of the participants of ethnic, social, economic, political groups, etc., correlation of forces, and their influence. There is also the possibility to achieve the balance of interests and to estimate undesired consequences of different activities by using the modeling means of virtual reality. The conceptual model which created the components of virtual reality presented the complex social and political issues for the analytical support of the decision-making while carrying out the geopolitical and economic monitoring suggests the following stages: preparatory, information, analytical, multifunctional modeling and summarizing of the materials received. The preparatory stage comprises the task generation, sets the actors of the events, their hierarchy and defines problems and alternatives while making decisions in political and economic spheres, etc. The information stage includes the data processing and summing up of the experts' ratings. The selection of the actual information is suggested at the analytical stage. Here it is possible to evaluate events, forces and the level of influence of the actors and to reveal urgent problems and conflicts. The stage of the multifunctional modeling enables the risk management. At the last stage the data and documents to support decisions-making are compiled. These models are implemented in the DMSS "RISK - 1". RISK - 1 System user is provided with an updated information technique of political and economic analysis. The system was used for the forecasting the results of the economic and social survey made in some Ukrainian regions; it was also applied for the information support and the forecasting results of the referendum on the issues of the Ukraine's independence and the first Presidential election in 1991. The further development of the RISK-I project suggests transformation into Virtual Reality the anthological approach to the construction modeling, as well as images and algorithmic calculation applied in this system.
引用
收藏
页码:349 / 355
页数:7
相关论文
共 50 条
  • [31] Information Modeling for Virtual and Augmented Reality
    Patti, Edoardo
    Mollame, Angelo
    Erba, David
    Dalmasso, Daniele
    Osello, Anna
    Macii, Enrico
    Acquaviva, Andrea
    [J]. IT PROFESSIONAL, 2017, 19 (03) : 52 - 60
  • [32] Teaching Social Virtual Reality With Ubiq
    Friston, Sebastian
    Congdon, Ben
    Steed, Anthony
    [J]. IEEE COMPUTER GRAPHICS AND APPLICATIONS, 2022, 42 (06) : 116 - 122
  • [33] Virtual Reality for Social Phobia Treatment
    Reyna, Daniel
    Caraza, Ricardo
    Gonzalez-Knoell, Mariel
    Ayala, Andres
    Martinez, Pamela
    Loredo, Ana
    Rosas, Robertha
    Reyes, Pablo
    [J]. SMART TECHNOLOGY, 2018, 213 : 165 - 177
  • [34] Challenges of Moderating Social Virtual Reality
    Sabri, Nazanin
    Chen, Bella
    Teoh, Annabelle
    Dow, Steven P.
    Vaccaro, Kristen
    ElSherief, Mai
    [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE 2023 CHI CONFERENCE ON HUMAN FACTORS IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS (CHI 2023), 2023,
  • [35] On the Effect of Social Context in Virtual Reality
    Dzardanova, Elena
    Kasapakis, Vlasios
    Gavalas, Damianos
    [J]. IEEE CONSUMER ELECTRONICS MAGAZINE, 2018, 7 (04) : 44 - 52
  • [36] Survey on Virtual Reality in Social Network
    Patel, Jakir K.
    Sakadasariya, Achyut
    [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE 2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INVENTIVE SYSTEMS AND CONTROL (ICISC 2018), 2018, : 1341 - 1344
  • [37] Virtual Reality for Research in Social Neuroscience
    Parsons, Thomas D.
    Gaggioli, Andrea
    Riva, Giuseppe
    [J]. BRAIN SCIENCES, 2017, 7 (04)
  • [38] Virtual social reality as ⟪the information resonance⟫ in social system
    Ignatjev, VI
    [J]. Korus 2005, Proceedings, 2005, : 982 - 986
  • [39] SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF BLACK POLITICAL REALITY
    WALTERS, R
    [J]. BLACK SCHOLAR, 1976, 7 (07): : 29 - 38
  • [40] Political parties and social reality.
    Micaud, Charles A.
    [J]. JOURNAL OF POLITICS, 1954, 16 (04): : 726 - 729