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It creates a view of the 3D model matching the view through your camera and displays both on the screen with the geological landscape translucent over the camera view.\n \nThere is potential to re-use the BGS AR system for other purposes. We believe we have developed unique capability that has value far beyond the domain of the geological sciences. The ability to visualise live spatial data, on the move, in a mobile environment has potential uses in a wide range of industries e.g. utilities, environmental, heritage management, education. Some suggested ideas include:\n-Archaeology / historical sites: View a site through your phone to see how it looked long ago. Add 3D reconstructed buildings. Add a "time machine" control to see changes through the ages. Add animations of people using the site. Add historical photos superimposed on current structures.\n-Visual impact analysis for planning: Add 3D models of proposed structures. Look through your phone to see what the proposed wind turbines will look like from here.\n-Virtual information boards: Add information and interpretation boards to a site without spoiling its appearance. Information boards only appear in the view through your phone. Proximity alerts and site maps guide you to them.\n \nWe believe there are commercial opportunities to be grasped from this technology across a wide range of industries from anywhere across the globe\n\n"], "extra_text": ["", "\n\nPotential Impact:\nOur award winning mobile apps have engaged 400,000 people across 120 countries in geosciences, supporting industry, teaching and public engagement, inspiring them to actively participate in and shape scientific research. They have driven innovations in food and farming, supporting a £160m flagship government strategy designed to maximise the economic and environmental benefits of the UK agricultural technologies sector. They have provided property surveyors with more accurate identification of geological hazards to reduce risk of significant damage of health (radon gas) and infrastructure (subsidence). iGeology supports the renewable energy industry with site investigation and selection for wind farms and biomass energy facilities. Our apps have accelerated spatial information delivery across many organisations in the UK and overseas (e.g. UAE Ministry of Energy), enabling them to implement their open data strategies. myVolcano harnesses the power of citizen science in building resilience of local communities in the developing world to natural disasters. \n\nOur apps have enhanced engagement in geosciences, supporting industry, teaching and public engagement, inspiring them to actively participate in and shape scientific research.\n\nSignificant BGS data resources have been released on open data terms through BGS mobile apps. Our geological data can now be reached 24/7 by a wider demographic including people who don't necessarily have specialist knowledge and software to be able to view and use geological maps. This enables the citizen and commercial exploitation of our data archives, bringing long-term advantages for the whole country by stimulating new commercial projects and businesses that will benefit the economy as a whole. \n\nOur apps have also enabled more accurate identification of geological hazards to reduce risk of significant damage to health and infrastructure\nProperty surveyors have used iGeology to generate over 2000 site specific geological hazard reports. These relate to radon gas which causes over 1,100 deaths from lung cancer each year in the UK and shrink-swell related subsidence which costs the insurance industry over £400 million a year.\n\nOur apps have also supported site investigation and selection such as within the renewable energy industry and civil engineering.\n\nCommercial customers use iGeology each day to access geological map and subsurface borehole information in the field to support site investigation and structural surveying work. A Google search returns around 40 such users. Over 100,000 borehole records are accessed online each month. Previous manual fulfilment methods provided 2000 records per month. Our apps have liberated this valuable dataset, making it easily available for exploitation by UK plc.\n\nOur apps have accelerated spatial information delivery across many private and public sector organisations. Other UK agencies such as the Coal Authority have asked us to reproduce our systems to deliver their data. We have also replicated our apps for national Governments, creating mGeology for the UAE Ministry of Energy. The UAE Government has a strategy to provide smart services to citizens which enable ready access to national data assets. mGeology makes an important and leading contribution to this strategy. \n\nWe believe BGS augmented reality capability and the apps we provide on top of this underlying functionality have applications far beyond the geoscience domain. We want to use this project to undertake market analysis so that we have the confidence to move forward with commercialising the BGS AR capability in the most appropriate way for both BGS and its customers.\n\n\n"], "status": ["", "Closed"]}
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