METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR DISPLAY OF AN ELECTRONIC REPRESENTATION OF PHYSICAL EFFECTS AND PROPERTY DAMAGE RESULTING FROM A PARAMETRIC NATURAL DISASTER EVENT
A method for displaying an augmented reality (AR) representation of physical effects and property damage resulting from a parametric earthquake event is provided. The method includes scanning scenes with a common boundary and identifying the common boundary and objects in the first and second scenes. The method also includes creating an AR boundary for the common boundary and AR objects for the objects. The method further includes receiving a seismic characteristic. The method additionally includes, while scanning the first scene, displaying an aperture effect on the AR boundary and at least one seismic effect on the AR objects in the second scene based on the at least one received seismic characteristic, wherein the aperture effect allows viewing the seismic effect on AR objects in the second scene on the user device while the second scene is not visible to the one or more sensors of the user device.
1 . A method for displaying an augmented reality (AR) representation of physical effects and property damage resulting from a parametric earthquake event, comprising:
scanning, using one or more sensors of a user device, first and second scenes with a common boundary;
identifying the common boundary and objects in the first and second scenes;
creating an AR boundary for the common boundary of the first and second scenes and AR objects for the objects in the first and second scenes;
receiving at least one seismic characteristic from a user of the user device; and
while scanning the first scene with the user device, displaying an aperture effect on the AR boundary and at least one seismic effect on the AR objects in the second scene based on the at least one received seismic characteristic, wherein the aperture effect allows viewing the at least one seismic effect on AR objects in the second scene on the user device while the second scene is not visible to the one or more sensors of the user device.
2 . A method in accordance with claim 1 , wherein the at least one seismic effect causes AR objects corresponding to objects in the first scene to pass through the aperture effect in the common boundary into the second scene.
3 . A method in accordance with claim 1 , wherein the at least one seismic effect causes AR objects corresponding to objects in the second scene to pass through the aperture effect in the common boundary into the first scene, where the objects in the second scene are not visible to the user device.
4 . A method in accordance with claim 1 , wherein the at least one seismic effect causes AR objects corresponding to objects in the second scene to partially pass through the aperture effect in the common boundary into the first scene, where the objects in the second scene are not visible to the user device.
5 . A method in accordance with claim 1 , wherein displaying the at least one seismic effect on the AR objects comprises:
displaying the at least one seismic effect on AR objects in the second scene through aperture in the common boundary.
6 . A method in accordance with claim 1 , wherein the aperture effect in the common boundary partially covers the common boundary.
7 . A method in accordance with claim 1 , wherein the at least one seismic effect is a cracking effect that extends from an edge of the aperture effect on the common boundary.
8 . A non-transitory computer readable medium, for displaying an augmented reality (AR) representation of physical effects and property damage resulting from a parametric earthquake event, containing instructions that when executed cause a processor to:
scan, using one or more sensors of a user device, first and second scenes with a common boundary;
identify the common boundary and objects in the first and second scenes;
create an AR boundary for the common boundary of the first and second scenes and AR objects for the objects in the first and second scenes;
receive at least one seismic characteristic from a user of the user device; and
while scanning the first scene with the user device, display an aperture effect on the AR boundary and at least one seismic effect on the AR objects in the second scene based on the at least one received seismic characteristic, wherein the aperture effect allows viewing the at least one seismic effect on AR objects in the second scene on the user device while the second scene is not visible to the one or more sensors of the user device.
9 . A non-transitory computer readable medium in accordance with claim 8 , wherein the at least one seismic effect causes AR objects corresponding to objects in the first scene to pass through the aperture effect in the common boundary into the second scene.
10 . A non-transitory computer readable medium in accordance with claim 8 , wherein the at least one seismic effect causes AR objects corresponding to objects in the second scene to pass through the aperture effect in the common boundary into the first scene, where the objects in the second scene are not visible to the user device.
11 . A non-transitory computer readable medium in accordance with claim 8 , wherein the at least one seismic effect causes AR objects corresponding to objects in the second scene to partially pass through the aperture effect in the common boundary into the first scene, where the objects in the second scene are not visible to the user device.
12 . A non-transitory computer readable medium in accordance with claim 8 , wherein displaying the at least one seismic effect on the AR objects comprises:
displaying the at least one seismic effect on AR objects in the second scene through aperture in the common boundary.
13 . A non-transitory computer readable medium in accordance with claim 8 , wherein the aperture effect in the common boundary partially covers the common boundary.
14 . A non-transitory computer readable medium in accordance with claim 8 , wherein the at least one seismic effect is a cracking effect that extends from an edge of the aperture effect on the common boundary.
15 . A user device comprising:
one or more sensor configured to scan first and second scenes with a common boundary; and
a processor configured to:
identify the common boundary and objects in the first and second scenes;
create an AR boundary for the common boundary of the first and second scenes and AR objects for the objects in the first and second scenes;
receive at least one seismic characteristic from a user of the user device; and
while scanning the first scene with the user device, display an aperture effect on the AR boundary and at least one seismic effect on the AR objects in the second scene based on the at least one received seismic characteristic, wherein the aperture effect allows viewing the at least one seismic effect on AR objects in the second scene on the user device while the second scene is not visible to the one or more sensors of the user device.
16 . A user device in accordance with claim 8 , wherein the at least one seismic effect causes AR objects corresponding to objects in the first scene to pass through the aperture effect in the common boundary into the second scene.
17 . A user device in accordance with claim 8 , wherein the at least one seismic effect causes AR objects corresponding to objects in the second scene to pass through the aperture effect in the common boundary into the first scene, where the objects in the second scene are not visible to the user device.
18 . A user device in accordance with claim 8 , wherein the at least one seismic effect causes AR objects corresponding to objects in the second scene to partially pass through the aperture effect in the common boundary into the first scene, where the objects in the second scene are not visible to the user device.
19 . A user device in accordance with claim 8 , wherein displaying the at least one seismic effect on the AR objects comprises:
displaying the at least one seismic effect on AR objects in the second scene through aperture in the common boundary.
20 . A user device in accordance with claim 8 , wherein the aperture effect in the common boundary partially covers the common boundary.