Considering the past for our future enhancement: Reconstructing a non-existing village in the Vatican City, the “Spina di Borgo”

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The problem

Cultural heritage is inevitably subject to the decree caused by time, catastrophes and human

interventions.

Its documentation, best possible conservation and monitoring is one of

our most important duties

The problem

Cultural heritage is inevitably subject to the decree caused by time, catastrophes and human

interventions.

Its documentation, best possible conservation and monitoring is one of

our most important duties

The knowledge, in contemporary society , is a process every day more integrated and independent from logistics and from the time constraints.The use of digital and virtual technologies, social networks, simulations and elements, originally born in computer game, have found an application in the lifeof all the days.

Methodologies and tools evolve, more or less fast, in the direction of more and more hybrid and multimodal systems, which require the use of differenttechnologies combined to reach an audience of users characterized by a hybrid digital - culture.

The same virtual communities are changing in cultural belonging function of the participants, a culture characterized by different contact elements: interests,experiences , etc., and where digital is just one of many aspects of the context.

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The reconstructingof a village near inthe Vatican City thatno longer exists:SPINA DI BORGO

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SPINA DI BORGO as example of

integration, design and realisation of

different technologies and

research metodologies …

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…for a new approach to cultural heritage

and knowledge science to hand

down to postery…

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…by an holistic and systemic vision of

the past to design a better future

Considering the past for our future enhancement: Reconstructing a non-existing village

in the Vatican City, the “Spina di Borgo”

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ROBERTO SCIBETTA , PAOLA CAPOCASALE, DANIELE CICINELLI, ENZO DE SANTIS, MICHAIL ELAIOPOULOS, MARCO FABRIZI, MARIO GENTILI,

FABIO GOZZOLI, ANNA STELLINA POCHETTINO, GIUSEPPE ZECCA

Division Research and Environment, CSI Management S.r.l,

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