Computer-aided 3D Virtual Training in Power System Education
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The implementation of computer-aided three dimensional (3D) virtual training and the combination of traditional evaluated learning programs with virtual reality systems in the area of power system education will be presented in this paper. As new complex systems, electric plants and machines are becoming increasingly more intricate, such learning methods provide effective training and fast adjustment with operation, control and process sequences. Without these new methods, the understanding and operation of such systems would be very time consuming. For specialized engineers a regular and high-quality training is additionally necessary. The interactive computer-aided three dimensional representation allows online development and utilization of 3D environments and assures deeper contact, than any drawing or written description. During the development of the computer-aided learning modules a distinction was drawn between teaching / training scenarios and research scenarios. The learning modules consist of didactic model and learning form. The special feature of this work is the use of three-dimensional presentation in the service and schooling area of power systems.
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