Virtual Archaeology and museums, an italian perspective
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https://doi.org/10.4995/var.2011.4575Keywords:
Virtual reality, Virtual museums, Archaeology, ReliabilityAbstract
The growing number of virtual museums and applications today available arises many questions concerning the problems connected to their fruition and maintenance. This paper aims at setting up an analysis of the topic, through the steps of three VM projects carried on by the Virtual Heritage Lab (2008, 2010, 2012 (in progress)). Such case studies are taken into account on the basis of three topics: technical maintenance, reliability and semantic density. The analysis aims also at contributing the debate on the future development of VMs and on the management of the relationships between reliability and wide dissemination.
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