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Multidisciplinary Experiences of Virtual Heritage for the Documentation of Architecture and Archaeology Within the DigitCH Group - Digital Cultural Heritage Group
Here we address the roadmap of the Digital Cultural Heritage research group DigitCH group, which was set up in 2013 at the Department of Architecture, University of Florence. The aim of DigitCH group was to realize the link between scientifically validated methodologies and contents, innovative storytelling, and technological instrumentation. The spread of electronic devices has enabled rapid and easy technological fallout of research in the field of the acquisition-representation of the survey data expanding audiences and accelerating even an innovative approach to the whole knowledge of CH.
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Instrumentation (computer programming) Survey data collection Virtual heritage Multidisciplinary approach Architecture Engineering business.industry business Cultural heritage Storytelling Documentation World Wide Web
Virtual heritage, Architectural survey, Digital representation
Virtual heritage, Architectural survey, Digital representation
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Instrumentation (computer programming) Survey data collection Virtual heritage Multidisciplinary approach Architecture Engineering business.industry business Cultural heritage Storytelling Documentation World Wide Web
- University of Florence Italy
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- University of Florence Italy
Here we address the roadmap of the Digital Cultural Heritage research group DigitCH group, which was set up in 2013 at the Department of Architecture, University of Florence. The aim of DigitCH group was to realize the link between scientifically validated methodologies and contents, innovative storytelling, and technological instrumentation. The spread of electronic devices has enabled rapid and easy technological fallout of research in the field of the acquisition-representation of the survey data expanding audiences and accelerating even an innovative approach to the whole knowledge of CH.