Visualizing Venice to Visualizing Cities - Advanced Technologies for Historical Cities Visualization

Huffman, Kristin L.; Giordano, Andrea

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-93186-5_8

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“…For example, the initiative Visualizing Venice/Visualizing Cities, founded in 2010, presents an analysis of art, architectural, and urban history in the urban space, underlining the importance of "how new technologies have the capacity to "revolutionize" research and teaching by implementing collaborative theory and practice in the field of Digital Humanities." [43] (pp. 171-187).…”

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A Strategic Interpretation of Landscape through Interaction between Natural, Built and Virtual Environments: The Case Study of Piazzola sul Brenta

Montanari,

Giordano,

Guidarelli

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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The need to digitize data as an analysis tool is increasingly a topical issue, also because it is a tool of common interest for several disciplines. This new research merges with the iNEST project (Interconnected Nord-Est Innovation Ecosystem), referring in particular to Spoke 4: city, architecture and sustainable design, which aims at extending the beneficial effects of digitalization to the areas of “Nord-Est” Italy. The project started in August 2022 and will end in August 2025. Knowing that the trend of urbanization, metropolis living, and climate change is related to psychologically stressful situations as a result of environmental stressors, this research aims to analyze if living in a place surrounded by natural and valuable artificial elements (i.e., historical architecture, art) is crucial in generating health and psychophysical well-being. This paper presents the case study of Piazzola sul Brenta, a small town in the Veneto region on which a territorial analysis was carried out to understand the existing dynamics between the natural and artificial environment, using the literature and historical maps. Since this research began recently, with only preliminary and partial results so far, this paper focuses on the interdisciplinary discussion developed around this topic, showing the first part of a research that aims to create models of urban and landscape contexts that enable in-depth analysis and the prefiguration of strategies for regeneration.

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A Strategic Interpretation of Landscape through Interaction between Natural, Built and Virtual Environments: The Case Study of Piazzola sul Brenta

Montanari,

Giordano,

Guidarelli

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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The Use of Generative Adversarial Network as Graphical Support for Historical Urban Renovation

Lorusso

Messina

Santaniello

2022

Lecture Notes on Data Engineering and Communications Technologies

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Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence for Smart Visualization, Presentation, and Study of Architecture and Engineering in the Urban Environment

Giordano

Huffman

Bernardello

et al. 2022

Advances in Human and Social Aspects of Technology

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This research experiments the theme of cultural heritage (CH) in architectural/engineering fields, located in urban space. Primary sources and new tactics for digital reconstruction allow interactive contextualization-access to often inaccessible data creating pedagogical apps for spreading. Digital efforts are central, in recent years based on new technological opportunities that emerged from big data, Semantic Web technologies, and exponential growth of data accessible through digital libraries – EUROPEANA. Also, the use of data-based BIM allowed the gaining of high-level semantic concepts. Then, interdisciplinary collaborations between ICT and humanities disciplines are crucial for the advance of workflows that allow research on CH to exploit machine learning approaches. This chapter traces the visualizing cities progress, involving Duke and Padua University. This initiative embraces the analysis of urban systems to reveal with diverse methods how documentation/understanding of cultural sites complexities is part of a multimedia process that includes digital visualization of CH.

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Visualizing Venice to Visualizing Cities - Advanced Technologies for Historical Cities Visualization

Cited by 3 publications

References 18 publications

A Strategic Interpretation of Landscape through Interaction between Natural, Built and Virtual Environments: The Case Study of Piazzola sul Brenta

A Strategic Interpretation of Landscape through Interaction between Natural, Built and Virtual Environments: The Case Study of Piazzola sul Brenta

The Use of Generative Adversarial Network as Graphical Support for Historical Urban Renovation

Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence for Smart Visualization, Presentation, and Study of Architecture and Engineering in the Urban Environment

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