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OpenGeography
- Loch Brown
- Arthur G. Green
- Derek Turner
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Description: This project includes resources for Open Education Practices in Geography. More information on this project can be found at https://open.geog.ubc.ca. Licenses for respective project materials can be found in their storage storage areas license text files. Everything is either CC BY-SA or GNU.
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360 Videos
These are raw 360 videos that we recorded in Stanley Park. Some of these were embedded within the Virtual Reality spatial environment. The videos can ...
Scripts, Art, 3D Models, Raw Assets
In addition to scripts, many of the materials we used to develop assets and experiment outputs we developed can be found here. They are openly license...
Code Unity Open Source
This repository includes all the code and assets that students developed. They are openly licensed. You can take our entire VR experience and build up...
Project Documentation
This area includes all of our public presentations, the student guides to working on the project, how to make landscape level photogrammetery, and oth...
Download Virtual Reality Experience
This is the executable file for our VR experience.The virtual reality experience was created in Unity specifically for use with HTC Vive hardware. HTC...
FieldPress
FieldPress is a WordPress plugin that allows instructors to create and manage field trips online. This plugin provides instructors with a user-friendl...
Open Geography Project Materials
All project wide presentations, reports, and general materials can be found here. See other specific components (VR project, FieldPress, etc.) to see ...
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