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Borodkin L. —
Virtual Reconstruction of Historical Urban Landscape of Bely Gorod
// Historical informatics.
– 2019. – № 4.
– P. 90 - 96.
DOI: 10.7256/2585-7797.2019.4.30982 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=30982
Virtual Reconstruction of Historical Urban Landscape of Bely Gorod
DOI: 10.7256/2585-7797.2019.4.30982Review date: 07-10-2019Publish date: 20-12-2019Abstract: The article addresses methodological and methodic issues concerning the study of historical urban landscape. The methodological basis of the work is a concept suggested by UNESCO. It is a developing field of contemporary historical urban science. Its methodic and technological basis is digital technologies, primarily 3D-modelling and 3D GIS. The article describes foreign and Russian studies reconstructing historical landscapes with the help of modern technologies. The research subject is a virtual reconstruction of Bely Gorod’s landscape in the 15th-18th centuries – a historical site in Moscow’s center. The author describes the interdisciplinary research project, its source base including different sources as well as technologies of their analysis and synthesis. The sources and methods used provide for the first virtual reconstruction of the landscape and the main objects of Bely Gorod which 3D models are “introduced” into the historical landscape being reconstructed throughout its three centuries of evolution. Additionally, laser scanning and digital aerial survey technologies providing for building 3D models of objects at their later time slices are used in the study. Keywords: historical geoinformatics, 3D modeling, virtual reconstruction, digital technologies, historic urban landscape, historical and cultural heritage, history of Moscow, interdisciplinarity, Belyi gorod, laser scanning This article written in Russian. You can find full text of article in Russian here . References
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