FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W60993956> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W60993956 abstract "Research in Virtual Heritage has gained popularity in recent years. Efforts by the community of Virtual Heritage researchers to reconstruct sites considered worthy of preservation span from the historical “built environment”, including the Pyramids at Ghiza and Virtual Reality Notre Dame, to natural heritage sites such as Australia’s Great Barrier Reef and the Virtual Everglades at Florida. Other important efforts to conserve artefacts and educate visitors include Virtual Stonehenge, Pompeii and the Caves of Lascaux. Entire villages, cities and even caves have been constructed as part of virtual conservation efforts. These digital reconstructions have, to date, contributed significant awareness and interest among the general public, providing educational benefits to schoolchildren and new research opportunities to archaeologists and conservationists, to mention but two groups of beneficiaries. Today, to paraphrase the work of Professor Robert J. Stone, Virtual Heritage strives to deliver to a global audience, computer-based reconstructions of artefacts, sites and actors of historic, artistic, religious and cultural heritage in such a way as to provide formative educational experience through the manipulations of time and space. It is realised that the user experience and educational value of a Virtual Heritage site is crucial – the process of virtual reconstruction is as important as its outcome. The total experience therefore, hinges on the modelling accuracy, scientific credibility, and the interactive visualisation capability of a virtual site. However, many interactive media implementations in Virtual Heritage in the recent past have failed to make full use of the advanced interactive visualisation techniques available to researchers. In particular, an element that many end users might consider essential, namely the inclusion of “living” and responsive virtual agents are noticeably lacking in most all Virtual Heritage examples. The addition of these ‘living’ entities and environments could give Virtual Heritage applications a richer, more evolvable content, and a higher level of interactivity. Artificial Life (alife), an emerging research area dealing with the study of synthetic systems that exhibit behaviours characteristic of natural living systems, offers great potential in overcoming this missing element in current Virtual Heritage applications. The present research investigates the feasibility of constructing models of vegetation, exploiting new developments in Artificial Life implemented within a controlled Virtual Environment for application in the field of Archaeology. The specific area of study is the recently discovered and recently named Shotton river valley off the eastern coast of the United Kingdom – a region that once flourished during the Mesolithic Era prior to the post-glacial flooding of the North Sea." @default.
• W60993956 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W60993956 creator A5022034150 @default.
• W60993956 date "2007-07-01" @default.
• W60993956 modified "2023-10-17" @default.
• W60993956 title "Developing artificial life simulations of vegetation to support the virtual reconstruction of ancient landscapes" @default.
• W60993956 cites W120601885 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1484747958 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1498501691 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1525511955 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1531992391 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1535624925 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1536489171 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1538461354 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1540301079 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1544145404 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1547063699 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1557250389 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1571650526 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1573542853 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1575571691 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1576663108 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1593304353 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1595897223 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1597322670 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1601544519 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1606446497 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1627561561 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1631805505 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1661179413 @default.
• W60993956 cites W170166404 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1774186397 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1843828801 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1932135836 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1937471702 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1963897690 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1964143211 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1964499275 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1966468779 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1967783712 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1971944931 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1973950944 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1974439938 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1975080801 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1976462918 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1978329435 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1986110078 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1988455886 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1988886512 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1989110628 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1989714209 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1991947262 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1994463717 @default.
• W60993956 cites W1998525762 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2000690667 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2001024377 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2001959298 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2008318777 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2010825620 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2013419160 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2013561018 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2014760148 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2015082442 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2015965979 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2016749552 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2020747858 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2022317134 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2022847002 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2023847064 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2024747931 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2025771104 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2026595404 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2028823651 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2031319197 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2033582549 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2036774193 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2041010712 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2042015045 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2042892258 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2044929988 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2045524276 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2045951851 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2047450845 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2050194751 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2052307957 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2057315659 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2059671533 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2062199832 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2064672358 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2066862052 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2066936860 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2070041476 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2071270280 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2073832366 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2074702623 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2075210082 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2075918384 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2078206416 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2080075749 @default.
• W60993956 cites W2080574968 @default.

• next