SCIRES-IT - SCIentific RESearch and Information Technology

SCIRES-IT, e-ISSN 2239-4303, provides a forum for the exchange and sharing of know-how in the areas of Digitalization and Multimedia Technologies and Information & Communication Technology (ICT) in support of Cultural and environmental Heritage (CH) documentation, preservation and fruition. It publishes comprehensive reviews on specific fields, regular research papers and short communications in a timely fashion. The Journal aim is to encourage scientists to publish their experimental results and theoretical work in a comprehensive way. Restrictions on the length of papers is negotiable with the Editors.

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Cover Volume 10, Issue 2, 2020

Volume 11, Issue 1 (2021)

Issue edited by P. Clini and R. Quattrini and Editors in-Chief V. Valzano and M. Cigola

Table of Contents

Articles

Editorial. Digital Cultural Heritage, arts reproduction and Museums systems. Languages and techniques in a Covid and post-Covid scenario for new forms of heritage against the silence of a fragile culture
Paolo Clini, Ramona Quattrini
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1-10
Museums and Heritage in the digital age. The challenge of cultural change and technological innovation
Alberto Garlandini
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11-18
MANN’s Digital Strategy
Paolo Giulierini
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19-22
The Galileo Museum and the digital world
Filippo Camerota
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23-34
The show must go on… line. Museums and their audiences during the lockdown in Italy
Annalisa Cicerchia, Ludovico Solima
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35-44
Reproduction, relocations and displacements of cultural heritage
Matteo Treleani
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45-52
Rethinking lighting and communication for a cultural assets, a case study: the Roman Villa La Consolata.
Andrea Siniscalco, Lorenzo Appollonia
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53-62
Digital perspectives to bring dissonant heritageback to life. The military landscape of the Gallia Placidia line.
Andrea Ugolini, Alessia Zampini, Chiara Mariotti
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63-80
Machines for thinkimg and bodies to preserve. Exhibition proposal for the Venice National Archaelogical Museum
Massimilano Ciammaichella, Gabriella Liva
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81-96
Crafting the next generation of web-based learning tools for manuscript artefacts in the time of the Covid-19 pandemic. A focus on science, technology, and engineering codices, world maps, and archival documents in exhibition settings
Andrea Nanetti, Zaqeer Radzi, Davide Benvenuti
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97-114
Ghibertiana project: toward the ‘Interpretation center of the Valdisieve territory’
Alessandro Merlo, Gaia Lavoratti, Giulia Lazzari, Alessandro Manghi, Matteo Bartoli
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115.132
Digital gypsoteque. Online features as inclusive educational tool
Vincenzo Bagnolo, Raffaele Argiolas, Francesca Cocco Bellumori
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133-150
The impact of virtual tours on museum exhibitions after the onset of covid-19 restrictions: visitor engagement and long-term perspectives
Giuseppe Resta, Fabiana Dicuonzo, Evrim Karacan, Domenico Pastore
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151-166
Measuring and evaluating visitors' behaviors inside museums: the Co.ME. project
Renato Angeloni, Roberto Pierdicca, Adriano Mancini, Marina Paolanti, Andrea Tonelli
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167-178
Silent cultural heritage: digitalisation of the archaeological artefacts of Santa Lucia di Mendola for an interdisciplinary reconstructions
Rita Maria Francesca Valenti, Concetta Luana Aliano, Emanuela Maria Paternò, Erika Gazzè
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179-194
Preparing rural heritage for another kind of Covid pandemic: heritage digitalization strategies in the Alto Guadiato Valley and Subbetica of Cordoba, Spain
José Luis Domínguez-Jiménez, Buenaventura Castilla-Agredano, Miriam González-Nieto, Manuel Moreno-Alcaide, Antonio Monterroso-Checa
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195-208