Simulation on Natural Disaster Fire Accident Evacuation Using Augmented Virtual Reality

Abstract

Disaster situations are dangerous, highly dynamic, and unpredictable. Human behavior after a disaster is difficult to predict because it is influenced by unknown and irrational factors. Unpredictable behavior deviates from what science refers to as “ration al choice.” Creating awareness without entering disaster situations does not provide a realistic sense of the situation. It is advised to use immersive simulators to enter artificial yet authentic world’s. It is difficult to have a sense of realistic disaster scenarios when raising awareness without actually experiencing them. It is advised to use immersive simulators to enter artificial yet authentic worlds. It is difficult to have a sense of realistic disaster scenarios when raising awareness without actually experiencing them. Immersive simulations are advised since they will enable users to enter virtual yet accurate environments of natural fire disaster. Simulations can depict dangerous and novel or unique circumstances without having to deal with the severe repercussions of an emergency or actual tragedy. Immersive learning opportunities like medical simulators are excellent teaching aids. Since they allow participants to experience emergency circumstances in a safe and engaging manner, simulations can help us plan for emergencies and manage crises. The research proposal of this work is simulation of Mixed Reality (MR) is Integrated Augmented Virtual Reality (AVR).