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Snakey: A Tangible User Interface for Well Path Planning in the Context of Reservoir Engineering

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Author
Harris, John
Young, James
Sultanum, Nicole
Lapides, Paul
Sharlin, Ehud
Costa Sousa, Mario
Accessioned
2011-05-26T21:35:45Z
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2011-05-26T21:35:45Z
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2011-05-26T21:35:45Z
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Real-time 3D curve manipulation, interactive visualization techniques, reservoir engineering
Subject
Tangible user interface
physical interaction
Type
technical report
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Abstract
We present Snakey, a tangible user interface (TUI) designed for the field of reservoir engineering. The Snakey interface focuses on intuitive manipulation and interaction with 3D curves common to underground well path planning. Our paper discusses design goals and prototyping solutions relating to the physical materials, sensing technology, input/output mapping, and multi-modal information feedback of the Snakey TUI. The paper also discusses a design critique of the latest prototype interface performed by domain experts (experienced reservoir engineers) and concludes by outlining our findings regarding the next steps required to improve the current Snakey interface prototype.
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http://dx.doi.org/10.11575/PRISM/31037
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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/48547
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