Communication Tools for Inaccessible Places of Significance

Hallot, Pierre; Lambert, Marie; Jouan, Pierre-André

doi:10.5194/isprs-archives-xlvi-m-1-2021-293-2021

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“…It has no doubt that the experience of stakeholders' groups with the physical realm of heritage places is critical for the assessment of their significance, especially to enable them to grasp the sense of the place as well as for the identification of sensory and emotional aspects of value. Nevertheless, considering the myriad forms of inaccessibility of the built heritage (Hallot, Lambert and Jouan., 2021) and the necessity to adopt inclusive frameworks to encourage community involvement in the conservation and management of its cultural heritage, the use of digital copies in immersive environments can be complementary to traditional approaches. Indeed, they can be valuable assets for knowledge dissemination and value assessment activities, or simply to maintain the link between the site and communities involved at both local and global levels.…”

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Virtual Representations in Immersive Environments to Support Cultural Significance Assessment

Jouan

Hallot

2023

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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Abstract. This paper explores the potential of virtual representations of the built heritage integrated in immersive web-based platform to support the work of experts in collecting, formalizing, and communicating data about its Cultural Significance (CS) in a participatory, multi-actor and multi-disciplinary processes. The suitability of the proposed framework is evaluated through a case study approach with the observatory of Cointe, located in Liege, Belgium. A survey was conducted in an existing web application to conduct this research with real data about values associated to the place by different groups and individuals. The taxonomy proposed in (Jouan and Hallot, 2022) is implemented to formalize the exported data. The ability of this formalism to move towards the quantification of qualitative data about cultural values is further evaluated. To do so, the potential of the data model to generate multiple meaningful representations of CS data while giving experts the necessary flexibility to focus on different aspects of interest is explored through traditional spatial analysis tools in GIS environment. The article also proposes an iterative method that supports the elaboration and progressive refinement of strategies for the recording of heritage places according to the evolving state of knowledge about its cultural significance.

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Virtual Representations in Immersive Environments to Support Cultural Significance Assessment

Jouan

Hallot

2023

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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“…Furthermore, accessible virtual copies of the built heritage in immersive and interactive environments enhance all stakeholders' participation in the conservation process. Finally, they also could contribute to maintaining a link between society and places of significance in case of temporal or permanent inaccessibility (Hallot et al, 2021). This paper proposes a prototype of an immersive and interactive environment that allows collecting value judgements associated with multiple users and key metadata about both users and values.…”

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Built Heritage Visualizations in Immersive Environments to Support Significance Assessments by Multiple Stakeholders

Jouan¹,

Moray²,

Hallot³

2022

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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Abstract. In recent years, technological advances in game engines allowed researchers to propose methodological frameworks for integrating digital models of the built heritage in Virtual (VR), Augmented (AR) and Mixed Reality environments. Among other benefits, specific applications have demonstrated the potential of such immersive environments to raise awareness about the significance of historical objects, share associated knowledge and facilitate its collaborative management. Based on the necessity to retrieve information about users' experience, this research considers the potential of such environments to include a broader range of stakeholders in the value assessment process for historical sites and objects and provide more comprehensive representations of their significance for society. This paper proposes implementing a collaborative framework for value assessment in a virtual environment that combines multiple heritage representations to explore this issue. A prototype is further implemented on a practical case study, namely the Collegiate Church of Saint-Jean, located in Liège, Belgium.

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Communication Tools for Inaccessible Places of Significance

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Virtual Representations in Immersive Environments to Support Cultural Significance Assessment

Virtual Representations in Immersive Environments to Support Cultural Significance Assessment

Built Heritage Visualizations in Immersive Environments to Support Significance Assessments by Multiple Stakeholders

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