| Title |
Analyzing Metaverse Virtual Spaces Through Information Exchange at Chungbuk National University |
| Authors |
이다니엘(Lee, Daniel) ; 권영우(Kwon, Youngwoo) ; 안대환(An, Dai-Whan) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2024.40.6.75 |
| Keywords |
Metaverse; Virtual space; University campus; Chungbuk National University; Information exchange; Space area type |
| Abstract |
This study aims to establish spatial area types in the Metaverse for effective information exchange and to define these concepts specifically
for planning virtual spaces. The focus is on Chungbuk National University’s case, where spaces were created for information exchange in
both real and virtual environments. This research classifies types of information exchange into three categories: private, official, and selective.
These were then analyzed and mapped to four virtual space areas to facilitate smooth exchanges. The Metaverse virtual space concept was
examined through Chungbuk National University's example, leading to a planning framework for Metaverse virtual spaces. To establish these
spaces, areas 2, 3, and 4, where both direct and indirect information exchange occurs, must be developed, starting from area 1, which
connects reality to the virtual space. Area 4 is designated for indirect official information exchange, area 3 for all types of direct and
indirect exchanges, area 2 for direct personal exchanges, and area 1 for connecting to real space. This study aims to aid in planning
Metaverse virtual spaces that efficiently support information exchange and enhance real-world interactions. |