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Chroni, Athina; Georgopoulos, Andreas In: pp. 78–89, Springer, Cham, 2021, ISBN: 978-3-030-73043-7. Abstract | Links | BibTeX | Tags: 3D modelling, Cultural heritage, Digitization, Documentation, G.I.S., Intangible, Ioannina, Open sources, Photogrammetry, Tangible @incollection{Chroni2021, The specific paper forms part of the Postdoctoral Research Project focusing on Ioannina city’s Ottoman period (1430-1913) and its multicultural profile as depicted in buildings, public or private, religious or secular, conventional or more elaborate, each having its own historical and architectural interest. Unfortunately, most of the landmark buildings have been destroyed due to natural disasters, religious hatred and the unbridled, often uncontrolled modern constructions. However, the existence and form of several of those edifices survived thanks to fragmentary information of various kinds, while their position in the urban web and their dimensions can be clarified, in several cases, by their comparative studies with buildings recorded at the same representations whose location and dimensions are known or buildings preserved until today. Under this perspective, a variety of data like historiographic, bibliographic, archaeological, cartographic, topographic, remote sensing imagery, optical displays, travelers’ descriptions, other literary sources, local legends, inhabitants’ interviews have been collected, analyzed, cross-examined and digitally processed, thus leading to the development of a Geographic Information System, the 3-D landmarks digital models, a web data base and QR coding at the specific sites, where the landmark buildings used to stand, thus connecting the intangible (digital) with the tangible (physical space) and achieving interaction of the project with the local community. Moreover, cultural walks within the city's urban web, related to the project’s axis are also proposed. |
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In: pp. 78–89, Springer, Cham, 2021, ISBN: 978-3-030-73043-7. |