Cultural assets represented by heritage objects (e.g. museum collections) and by natural or artificial environments (like historic cities and monuments) share the common characteristics of being endowed with a spatial position (present or past) and with a cultural message (like as a work of art). Creating connection between museum objects and their geographical origins, or cross-linking between different cultural resources that are spatially located in different places (for example different pieces of a same collections spread in different museums or different churches that are rchitectonically connected) or enhancing their interpretation as work of arts, will increase their understanding and interest of the public; therefore will increase their effectiveness.
Point cloud models, semantic interoperability and semiotic classification to increase effectiveness of cultural heritage. A conceptual approach
CONDOTTA, MASSIMILIANO;GIANNOTTI, VINCENZO
2014
Abstract
Cultural assets represented by heritage objects (e.g. museum collections) and by natural or artificial environments (like historic cities and monuments) share the common characteristics of being endowed with a spatial position (present or past) and with a cultural message (like as a work of art). Creating connection between museum objects and their geographical origins, or cross-linking between different cultural resources that are spatially located in different places (for example different pieces of a same collections spread in different museums or different churches that are rchitectonically connected) or enhancing their interpretation as work of arts, will increase their understanding and interest of the public; therefore will increase their effectiveness.
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