Open Access to Historical Atlas: Sources of Information and Services for Landscape Analysis in an SDI Framework

Brumana, Raffaella; Oreni, Daniela; Cuca, Branka; Rampini, A.; Pepe, Monica

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-31075-1_30

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“…Open Access Atlas and related services, Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) and Inspire compliant, have been introduced among the historical map services for many years, allowing a number of analysis of transformations of the built environment in order to support sustainable planning and a better knowledge of the state of the art (Brumana, Oreni, Cuca, Rampini & Pepe, 2012). The bet is to gradually use such opportunities within the virtual museums to improve narrative storytelling empowered by the open access services developed on the historical maps.…”

Section: Geopan App -Vm: Toward Open Data Hub For Vm Hamlets Fruitionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Virtual museums and built environment: narratives and immersive experience via multi-temporal geodata hub

Brumana

Oreni

Caspani

et al. 2018

Virtual archaeol. rev.

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Our built environment is nowadays considered as a dynamic complex, stretching and transforming across space and time, with the interaction of human, social and economic dimensions. It needs to be safeguarded as living places for the future taking into account such complexity. The general aim of this work is to contribute to the comprehension of landscape values, enhancing participation processes by tourists and local communities, considering the built environment as a system: the sum of natural transformation, ancient artefacts stratification and human activities, partially covering the tangible traces, and functioning as a vehicle for the comprehension of intangible values. Multi-temporal, multi-scale and geospatial datasets can play an important role in such knowledge transfer processes by means of narratives and immersive experiences in a multimedia museum approach. In particular, the cartographic heritage, in the form of metric and non-metric maps, can be progressively used as a source of information for innovative narratives. Virtual Museums (VMs)are additional "channels" to disseminate content and to provide knowledge about cultural heritage; they have emerged from the crossbreeding process between museums and digital technologies. Investigating how digital storytelling may support communication and understanding of complex systems, such as the built environment and landscape, it is relevant because cultural awareness may foster the sense of belonging and identity construction of which Europe is thirsty, contributing to the safeguarding of fragile sites. The paper provides useful information for museums that would like to follow this pathway. It retraces the main steps of storytelling production and presents interesting examples of immersive narrative models based on geospatial data and a virtual hub, helping people to retrieve and access information and to recognize places of memory mostly unknown. Moreover, it offers an evaluation of existing tools that can be adopted for this purpose. Eventually, by virtue of the research carried out for the case study of the Virtual Museum of Como Lake Landscape, the paper aims at ascertaining which kind of stories and experiences can be designed, the potential of these tools and possible weaknesses or constraints that deserve future researches.Highlights:<ul><li>Investigation of a narrative approach to develop a theoretical model of virtual museums that can support communication and understanding of built environment and landscape.</li><li>Integration of multi-temporal, multi-scale cartography and geospatial datasets, as a narrative base and information to facilitate the landscape values comprehension by non-expert users.</li><li>Use of low-cost techniques (panoramic photos, 360° videos, 3D models) to design immersive experiences that can increase the interest of people in discovering the built environment.</li></ul>

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Section: Geopan App -Vm: Toward Open Data Hub For Vm Hamlets Fruitionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Virtual museums and built environment: narratives and immersive experience via multi-temporal geodata hub

Brumana

Oreni

Caspani

et al. 2018

Virtual archaeol. rev.

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“…When speaking of heritage preservation and maintenance it is pretty hard to refer to a single methodology for recording and documentation practice: survey of a site or a building requires a correct documentation and data organisation in order to obtain an Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDI), adequate for all communities dealing with heritage [15] [16] [17]. To provide standards and indications for such a variety of cases an in order to promote data sharing, a national spatial heritage information system (GIS) needs to be defined in accordance with international standards.…”

Section: International Spatial Data Infrastructure For Architectonic mentioning

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From 3D Content Models to HBIM for Conservation and Management of Built Heritage

Oreni

2013

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. The paper illustrates the possibility to move from a bi-dimensional geographic information system (GIS) and a 3D content model to an Historic Building Information Modelling (HBIM) for conservation and management of built heritage. This three dimensional solution is based on simplified parametric models, suitable for industrial elements and modern architecture, that can useful applied to heritage documentation and management of the data on conservation practices.In order to motivate the opportunity in using this 3D object modelling instruments, in the paper were investigated the different bi-dimensional and three-dimensional typologies of representation, with the aim of identifying for each of them eventual lack in data relation, sharing, comparison and interrogation. Some case studies on brick vaults elements analysis show how could be implemented a HBIM for architectonic heritage in order to collect different kind of data on historical building (dimensional, geometrical, thematic, historical and constructive information).

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Historical Map Registration via Independent Model Adjustment with Affine Transformations

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Brumana

Oreni

et al. 2014

Computational Science and Its Applications – ICCSA 2014

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Open Access to Historical Atlas: Sources of Information and Services for Landscape Analysis in an SDI Framework

Cited by 5 publications

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Virtual museums and built environment: narratives and immersive experience via multi-temporal geodata hub

Virtual museums and built environment: narratives and immersive experience via multi-temporal geodata hub

From 3D Content Models to HBIM for Conservation and Management of Built Heritage

Historical Map Registration via Independent Model Adjustment with Affine Transformations

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