Articles by Marco Gaiani

In this paper, we reviewed 20 years of development of 3D based IS to support archaeological and AH artefact knowledge, management and communication and their theoretical work basis. In detail, we illustrated our experiences showing the advantages and limits we had observed after extensive use. In conclusion, we have illustrated a new paradigm based on IoT-related technologies, potentially able to overcome existing problems, and the theoretical foundation of the new framework that has been designed, the concept of the Smart Cultural Object, sources and recipients of advanced information and related technological underpinning.

CINECA, for its applications dedicated to Cultural Heritage, has developed a visualization framework, Visman, which is used at present by three different projects: Certosa Virtual Museum; ARCUS and MUVI – Virtual Museum of Daily Life in Bologna.