Re-visiting the Use of Surrogate Walks for Exploring Local Geographies Using Non-immersive Multimedia - Geographic Visualization: Concepts, Tools and Applications - page 133

Table 6.4 Comparing the user's view

Candidate

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

It is easier to
imagine how
the town
(houses) look
like. With the
multimedia
product it's
easier to get a
feeling for the
topography

With the
interactive
product you
can see the
topography
You can see what
the town looks
like

The multimedia
productgavemore
information about
the size, the
settlement, the
functions of the
town and its
districts

With the paper
copy you can't
imagine how the
town looks as in
the 'real world'.
With the
photographs in
the interactive
map you really
have an overview
of the town and
can connect
experiences

With the
multimedia
product the city
looks more
friendly/ sunny
with less
industry

No real change in
perception

— Could

figure-out
how the
town looks
due to
panoramas,
photographs