Virtual presentation of cultural heritage case study: Ani /

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2014

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JodeirieRajaie, Maryam

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The field of preservation of historic and cultural heritage has been a multidisciplinary science from the beginning. And the demand for any pioneer technique that may ease the conservation task still lives. In the past four decades computational design has started grow with the aim of conservation and the evolution of its techniques have been helping the specialists in nearly every step of decisions they make, notably in archeology. The digital data derived from a physical site, whether it is an object, monument, territory, or landscape prepares a flexible space for any specialist and student to investigate experience and design without any economical limitations. Also the virtual recreation has been very important especially in archeological manner when you get to rebuilt any missed part of the heritage without touching it in reality. The advantage of this digital data gets more amazing when we get to add the details of the life that had been going on in there. The digital recreation when joined with stimulation and turning to slides and videos is highly potentiated to be presented to public or special groups in order to transmit information about any aspect of the heritage to them. The Surp Amena P’rkich Church at archeological site of Ani in Kars province of Turkey has been studied in this research and its story has been chosen as the case to be told by simple techniques and a short movie.

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Archaeological site location, Historic sites, Historic buildings, Historic buildings, Virtual reality in architecture.

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http://etd.lib.metu.edu.tr/upload/12618349/index.pdf
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/24330

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Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences, Thesis

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M. JodeirieRajaie, “Virtual presentation of cultural heritage case study: Ani /,” M.Arch. - Master of Architecture, Middle East Technical University, 2014.