QR Codes Telling the Story about the History of Niš

Stanković, Radomir S.; Tatić, Dušan; Gajić, Dušan

doi:10.55630/dipp.2015.5.12

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“…The authors proposed using a QR code as a link to a panel in PDF format viewed on the user's portable device. Similar works in an urban environment were presented in [76,77], the latter illustrating the QR system serving the monuments in the Serbian town of Niš. Among indoor applications we have referenced [73], which described the use of QR tags linked to Web resources in two museums in different countries.…”

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A Sustainable Approach to Tourist Signage on Heritage Trails

Deri,

Chiti,

Ciuffoletti

2023

Sustainability

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Understanding the cultural aspects of an area rich in heritage is crucial for building a lasting educational experience from an excursion. Many articles in the literature explore the use of sophisticated technologies to achieve such a goal. Tourism proposals for inland areas are significant because the presence of human artifacts and signage can harm the experience and create pollutants. Through a holistic methodology and analysis, this paper examines the signage for an area rich in cultural and natural assets: this study encompasses history, touristic vocation, and the environmental context. According to the analysis, slow, community-involved tourism is the preferred destination, and the signage solution must meet strict sustainability requirements in the social, economic, and environmental realms. After applying the appropriate governance guidelines, QR code technology was selected for a thoroughly documented experimental deployment.

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A Sustainable Approach to Tourist Signage on Heritage Trails

Deri,

Chiti,

Ciuffoletti

2023

Sustainability

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“…One of the solutions is that the monuments are marked with QR codes which provide the user with information about the historical event or the person to whom the monument is dedicated (Tatić, Gajić, & Stanković, 2015). In such a realization, it is necessary for the user to activate and use the QR code reader several times while walking around the park.…”

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Application of Geolocation Module in the Electronic Multimedia Guide

Tatić,

S. Stanković,

Jovanović

et al. 2023

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The paper presents the work in progress towards the enhancement of features and increasing the comfort of usability of the multimedia guide for the War Museum of Niš under the Open Sky. Previously, this electronic guide was realized as a mobile application that informs visitors about the persons and events to which monuments in the city of Niš are dedicated. Visitors could access information about the monuments through a list of monuments or by using an interactive map with the location of the monuments marked. Presently, we are introducing a new module that will improve user experience through the usage of location-based services. The visitor's location is used by the Geolocation module to show the information about the nearby monument. The monument has to be inside of a predefined radius (e.g. 2 m or more) in order to activate the projection of the information about the monument.

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QR Codes Telling the Story about the History of Niš

Cited by 2 publications

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A Sustainable Approach to Tourist Signage on Heritage Trails

A Sustainable Approach to Tourist Signage on Heritage Trails

Application of Geolocation Module in the Electronic Multimedia Guide

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