IMMERSIVE VISUALIZATION FOR INDONESIAN GENERAL ELECTION REAL COUNT DATA
The Indonesian Presidential Election is a democratic process that allows the Indonesian population to determine the President and Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia. In the collection and recapitulation of vote counting data during the election, one of the methods to calculate the result...
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| Format: | Final Project |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/75456 |
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| Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Summary: | The Indonesian Presidential Election is a democratic process that allows
the Indonesian population to determine the President and Vice President of the
Republic of Indonesia. In the collection and recapitulation of vote counting data
during the election, one of the methods to calculate the results is the real count
method. The data from the real count must be communicated with easily
digestible visualizations to avoid misunderstandings and confusion. One way to
make data visualizations more easily understandable to the public is by increasing
the level of immersion through the use of Virtual Reality (VR) technology.
Additionally, real-time adaptability of visualizations to data updates ensures that
the conveyed information remains up-to-date.
In this Final Project, research, literature study, and analysis will be
conducted to address the encountered issues, such as determining which
information should be visualized, what types of visualizations to use, and how
users can interact with the virtual environment. The solution found is an
immersive and interactive visualization program capable of representing real-time
election vote count data using VR technology. This program will be developed
with Unity 3D and accessed using Oculus Quest 2 devices.
The development of the program follows the data visualization
methodology proposed by Fry (2008) and is modified to suit the program's
requirements. The program is evaluated using black-box testing methods, and it is
found that the program meets all functional requirements. Based on the research
and implementation of the solution, it can be concluded that the required
information is the election vote count results, visualized using bar diagrams, and
users can display the visualization of vote count data for specific provinces. |
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