IST-1999-10859 Michael Gervautz TUV Slide 1 Cultural Heritage Applications ASH Access to Scientific Space Heritage.

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Access to Scientific Space Heritage

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Aim: The project will create a virtual control room to simulate space missions and astronomy events thus providing access to Europe’s space heritage, space physics and astronomy knowledge base Courtesy of ESA/D. Ducros

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What is a Virtual Control Room?

Electronic learning environment based on a real control room

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A whole class of students will collaborate in the

virtual control room

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They will work in small groups either

on an island

or

in “open space”

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ASH - Edutainment

Students run collaboratively a whole mission During this mission they learn about

astronomy, space science, earth science, physics, chemistry, biology, ...

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Role Play - Islands

Each student gets a specific role

engineer, scientist, mission controller,...)

Islands group different roles together to a team to complete a mission

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Pedagogical Concepts

Rather “hands on” than classical, unilateral information transfer

Collaborative experience Role playing

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Modular components

Hardware configuration: islands either multifunctional (all roles on one table)

or specific (one role per table)

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Modular components

Teachware: plug-in architecture load different missions embed different lectures into missions

System

Mission

Lecture 1(physics)

Lecture 2(jet propulsion)

Lecture 3(astronomy)

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Technology

Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality new interface paradigms handling objects naturally in 3d space

Multimedia Stereo Projection

one large projection for all

Touch Screens for specific role

tasks

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Mission Example

How old is the universe? Apply different techniques to observation results to

estimate the age of the universe

Groups evaluate and compare

their results

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Mission Example

Mission to Mars operator role: telemetry, surveillance scientist role: conducting experiments engineer role: vehicle construction and control

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Consortium:

DK - DELTA Danish Electronics, Light & Acoustics

(co-ordinator), Tycho Brahe Planetarium and

Omnimaxteater

B - Space Applications Services, V.Z.W. Limburgse

Volkssterrenwacht - Europanetarium - Georama,

Observatoire Royal de Belgique - Planetarium

AUT - Vienna University of Technology

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Co-ordinator:

Mr.Jørgen Bøegh

DELTA Danish Electronics, Light & Acoustics

Venlighedsvej 4

DK-2970

Hørsholm, Denmark phone: +45 45867722 fax: +45 45865898 email: jb@delta.dk

ISS LifeBoat, Courtesy of ESA