Virtual Visualization

Virtual spatial visualization is an important tool for paleoenvironmental and landscape reconstruction, project impact assessment, public interpretation, and first-person environmental immersion. Statistical Research, Inc., uses visualization to identify and clarify patterning in complex data sets. We also work with data from our Paleoenvironmental and Geosciences Department to construct photorealistic models of the prehistoric landscape that can be animated and populated. These models aid in the scientific understanding of how communities adapted to their landscapes in the past. These same techniques are used with our clients’ project data to create visualizations of the future built project that are very useful in public hearings and for assessing the visual, aesthetic, and setting impacts on cultural resources from proposed projects. SRI also uses immersive photographic techniques to create Web-ready models of landscapes, structures, and artifacts for interpretive kiosks and virtual museums.

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