Soundscape of an Archaeological Site Recreated with Audio Augmented Reality
Marjan Sikora|Mladen Russo|Jurica Dstrok|erek|Ante Jurčević
This article investigates the use of an audio augmented reality (AAR) system to recreate soundscape a medieval archaeological site. The aim our work was explore whether it is possible enhance tourist's experience, which often derived from only scarce remains. We developed smartphone-based AAR system, uses location and orientation sensors synthesize site plays user via headphones. recreated ancient in Croatia tested situ on two groups participants using soundwalk method. One test group performed while listening second control did not equipment. measured experiences methods: standard questionnaire affective computing equipment for detecting emotional state participants. results both methods show that who were experienced higher arousal than those visiting without AAR.
ACM Transactions on Multimedia Computing, Communications, and Applications