The documentation and visualisation of digital 3D models related to hypothetical artefacts can be useful to analyse our past and make new discoveries, but can also be informative in educational contexts and when dealing, more in general, with non-specialised users. The publication of these models in web-based and open platforms, which would be a good practice, especially raises some questions related to the audience we refer to. This paper analyses the issue of communication of digital reconstructions and tries to give some answers to it by presenting a methodology through a case study and by indicating future developments.
Hypothetical Cultural Heritage and its users: challenges in the interpretation and communication through verbal and visual methods / Cazzaro Irene. - ELETTRONICO. - (2023), pp. 122-133. (Intervento presentato al convegno IMG23 "Imagin(g) Heritage". IV Convegno Internazionale e Interdisciplinare su Immagini e Immaginazione tenutosi a L'Aquila, Italy nel 06-07 luglio 2023).
Hypothetical Cultural Heritage and its users: challenges in the interpretation and communication through verbal and visual methods
Cazzaro Irene
2023
Abstract
The documentation and visualisation of digital 3D models related to hypothetical artefacts can be useful to analyse our past and make new discoveries, but can also be informative in educational contexts and when dealing, more in general, with non-specialised users. The publication of these models in web-based and open platforms, which would be a good practice, especially raises some questions related to the audience we refer to. This paper analyses the issue of communication of digital reconstructions and tries to give some answers to it by presenting a methodology through a case study and by indicating future developments.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
