Archaeological and historical-artistic studies, together with correlated multidisciplinary research, regardless of the language of writing or technical terminology, find a natural connection between them in the
topographical positioning. Studying a monument or area from an archaeological and historical-artistic
point of view cannot be separated from a long search for the material published in specialized libraries.
SCIBA aims to drastically reduce search times and provide an instant overview of particular themes
through knowledge extraction from reference texts and the visualization of the concerned cartography.
With a simplified user experience, the user will be able to identify the area, location, archaeological site
or single monument of interest, exactly as already used to do with contemporary navigation systems,
and in addition will be able to view in real-time all the related bibliography and to navigate the key
concepts in a knowledge graph.
Dettaglio pubblicazione
2022, Joint Proceedings of RCIS 2022 Workshops and Research Projects Track co-located with the 16th International Conference on Research Challenges in Information Science (RCIS 2022), Pages 1-6 (volume: 3144)
SCIBA - A Prototype of the Computerized Cartographic System of an Archaeological Bibliography (04b Atto di convegno in volume)
Bernasconi Eleonora, Boccuccia Paolo, Fabbri Marco, Francescangeli Alessia, Marcucci Roberto, Mecella Massimo, Medri Maura, Morvillo Alberto, Pisani Marcella, Tondi Emiliano
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