EFFECTS OF IMAGE SCALE AND SYSTEM TIME DELAY ON SIMULATOR SICKNESS WITHIN HEAD-COUPLED VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS.

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Draper, M.H. Viirre, E.S. Furness, T.A. & Gawron, V.J.
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Abstract

Novel patterns of visual-vestibular intersensory stimulation can result in symptoms of simulator sickness, raising health and safety concerns regarding virtual environment exposure. Two experiments investigated the effect of conflicting visual-vestibular cues on subjective reports of simulator sickness during and after a 30-min. exposure to a head-coupled virtual interface. This paper summarizes a few theories of motion/simulator sickness, lists some of the causal factors identified, and describes the potential causal factors examined in the experiments conducted.

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TRIS 00813626
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Human Factors. 2001. Spring 43(1) Pp129-146 (11 Fig., 3 Tab., Refs.)

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