Any process of reconstruction of ancient landscape should consider with the greatest attention parameter of scale and time. In this paper we discuss about interaction between GIS technologies, landscape reconstruction and photorealistic visualization with a systematic control of accuracy and reliability for all information. The application of the research in the region of Modena (Northern Italy) proposes a simulated reconstruction of Bronze Age settlement pattern with the possibility to navigate through the ancient landscape and an increasing cognitive capacity for a feedback process, keeping active the interaction between GIS and environmental information.
Scaling and timing the past for the reconstruction of ancient landscape / M. Cattani; A. Fiorini; B. Rondelli. - STAMPA. - 1:(2010), pp. 130-134. (Intervento presentato al convegno Computer and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology, CAA Conference tenutosi a Prato nel 2004).
Scaling and timing the past for the reconstruction of ancient landscape
CATTANI, MAURIZIO;FIORINI, ANDREA;RONDELLI, BERNARDO
2010
Abstract
Any process of reconstruction of ancient landscape should consider with the greatest attention parameter of scale and time. In this paper we discuss about interaction between GIS technologies, landscape reconstruction and photorealistic visualization with a systematic control of accuracy and reliability for all information. The application of the research in the region of Modena (Northern Italy) proposes a simulated reconstruction of Bronze Age settlement pattern with the possibility to navigate through the ancient landscape and an increasing cognitive capacity for a feedback process, keeping active the interaction between GIS and environmental information.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
