论文信息 - Scenario Markup Language for authoring behavioral driver studies in 3D virtual worlds

Scenario Markup Language for authoring behavioral driver studies in 3D virtual worlds

We present the Scenario Markup Language (SML), a powerful language for authoring realistic traffic situations. This effort is part of a novel framework for automatically generating complex scenarios with static and dynamic elements. SML facilitates the scripting of behavioral driver studies in networked multi-user online three-dimensional (3D) virtual worlds.

Marc Miska | Helmut Prendinger | Arturo Nakasone | Kugamoorthy Gajananan

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