Fundamentals of auditing in mixed reality
Abstract
Supported by information collected from the website of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration– NASA and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory–JPL, we
analyze the computer graphics techniques employed in the project OnSight–NASA and how they can be applied to the audit of public works. Based on this theoretical
reconstruction, the foundations of a new audit modality called MRA – Mixed Reality Auditing are established.
Author Biography
Aroldo Cedraz de Oliveira
is president of the Federal Court of
Accounts-Brazil. He has a PhD in Veterinary
Medicine from the University of Hannover,
Germany, and an M.A. in Veterinary
Medicine from the Federal University of
the State of Santa Catarina. He is also a
university professor and was Congressman
during four terms. He is editorial
coordinator of the publication Public
Administration Control in the digital era.
Franscisco Osório Ramos
is an employee of the Federal Court of
Accounts – Brazil. He has a B.A. in Electric
Engineering from the University of Brasilia
(UnB) and an M.A. in Physics from the
same institution. He is a Physics Professor
at UnB, an Electric Engineering professor at
Paulista University (UNIP) and at the Brasilia
Higher Education Institute (IESB), both
located in Brasília. He is also a professor
of Computer Science at the Brasilia
University Center (UniCEUB), where he
teaches Artificial Intelligence, Computer
Graphics and Computer Architecture.