Emergent Modelling in Games Development
(2002)
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Outputs (71)
Visualisation of a simple beam under a load in virtual environment (2001)
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Visualisation is generally considered to be a problem in structural design. Being an iterative process, structural design is time consuming for engineers, and results are difficult for clients to visualize. Current numerical methods have slow dynamic... Read More about Visualisation of a simple beam under a load in virtual environment.
Structural Simulation Models That Build Themselves (2001)
Journal Article
Jankovic, L., Jankovic, S., Chan, A. H. C., & Little, G. H. (2001). Structural Simulation Models That Build Themselves. International journal of simulation: systems, science & technology (Print), 1(1-2), 35-43The paper reports on creation of analogue models of structures in virtual reality, using an emergent, or
bottom-up approach, inspired by laws of Complexity. This approach focuses on component based modelling using
fundamental laws of physics. The c... Read More about Structural Simulation Models That Build Themselves.
Games development in VRML (2000)
Journal Article
Jankovic, L. (2000). Games development in VRML. Virtual Reality, 5, 195-203. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01408518Web 3D technologies have developed very rapidly over the past few years resulting in, for example, the standardisation of the Virtual Reality Modelling Language (VRML97). Although such technologies have the infrastructure for considerable improvement... Read More about Games development in VRML.
Can Bottom-Up Modelling In Virtual Reality Replace Conventional Structural Analysis Methods? (2000)
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Conventional structural analysis methods are typically based on describing the structure as a system of simultaneous algebraic equations and solving the system by iteration. A common feature of such methods is a top-down approach to modelling where t... Read More about Can Bottom-Up Modelling In Virtual Reality Replace Conventional Structural Analysis Methods?.
Which is better: Gas or electricity? (1994)
Journal Article
Jankovic, L. (1994). Which is better: Gas or electricity?. Building Research and Information, 22(5), 261-268. https://doi.org/10.1080/09613219408727399An important message from the presented results is that neither of the systems is better or worse. The suitability of gas and electric heating depends on the circumstances where these systems are applied. Both electricity and gas have advantages and... Read More about Which is better: Gas or electricity?.
Building IQ - Rating the Intelligent Building (1994)
Book Chapter
Boyd, D., & Jankovic, L. (1994). Building IQ - Rating the Intelligent Building. In D. Boyd (Ed.), Intelligent Buildings. Alfred Waller in association with UNICOM
Machine Learning for Building Intelligence (1994)
Book Chapter
Jankovic, L. (1994). Machine Learning for Building Intelligence. In D. Boyd (Ed.), Intelligent Buildings (268). Alfred Waller in association with UNICOM
The limits of intelligent office refurbishment (1993)
Journal Article
Boyd, D., & Jankovic, L. (1993). The limits of intelligent office refurbishment. Property Management, 11(2), 102-113. https://doi.org/10.1108/02637479310026659Examines the context of design of intelligent buildings. Considers the potential to create intelligent buildings during refurbishment in the light of refurbishment limits – quality and quantity of space, appearance of building. IT and services distri... Read More about The limits of intelligent office refurbishment.
Passive solar space heating comparisons for seven houses in Birmingham, UK (1987)
Presentation / Conference Contribution