According to the ancient Romans, “Delectare, docere, movere” are the goals of eloquence. To be accepted by museums, landscapes and archaeological sites, technology has to win the same challenge. Is technology unobtrusive enough to avoid compromising the emotional involvement that makes a visit to a cultural site unforgettable? Can technology contribute to a dissemination of the information in such a way that it is understood better? And how can technology be used to increase visibility and understanding of the numerous sites that are not yet able to attract the amount of people they deserve? This paper presents the authors’ vision on these questions, reporting on the activities carried out by the “mobile and ambient systems” work group of EPOCH the 7FP NoE on "Excellence in Processing Open Cultural Heritage". As the EPOCH network is coming to its end, EPOCH research is related to the Strategic Research Agenda of incoming FP7 initiatives.
N. Ryan, P. Mohr, D. Manzaroli, G. Mantovani, S. Bartolini , A. D’Elia, et al. (2011). Interoperable Multimedia Mobile Services for Cultural Heritage Sites. BUDAPEST : ARCHAEOLINGUA.
Interoperable Multimedia Mobile Services for Cultural Heritage Sites
MANZAROLI, DANIELE;BARTOLINI, SARA;D'ELIA, ALFREDO;PETTINARI, MARINA;ROFFIA, LUCA;SALMON CINOTTI, TULLIO
2011
Abstract
According to the ancient Romans, “Delectare, docere, movere” are the goals of eloquence. To be accepted by museums, landscapes and archaeological sites, technology has to win the same challenge. Is technology unobtrusive enough to avoid compromising the emotional involvement that makes a visit to a cultural site unforgettable? Can technology contribute to a dissemination of the information in such a way that it is understood better? And how can technology be used to increase visibility and understanding of the numerous sites that are not yet able to attract the amount of people they deserve? This paper presents the authors’ vision on these questions, reporting on the activities carried out by the “mobile and ambient systems” work group of EPOCH the 7FP NoE on "Excellence in Processing Open Cultural Heritage". As the EPOCH network is coming to its end, EPOCH research is related to the Strategic Research Agenda of incoming FP7 initiatives.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
