Integration of Cultural and Natural Heritage Information in Future Mobile Guides
Authors: 
Liliana Ardissono, 
Gianluca Torta, Pietro Barone, Marino Segnan, Claudio MattutinoAuthors Info & Claims
Liliana Ardissono, Gianluca Torta, Pietro Barone, Marino Segnan, Claudio MattutinoAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 402 - 405
Abstract
This paper presents a visualization model supporting the map-based presentation of environmental data about geographic areas. Our model is based on the evaluation of the ecological aspects of a landscape and on the dynamic generation of a layer that shows the levels of naturality, the land use, and other similar characteristics, of the area in focus. We propose this model as an extension of the information that can be provided by a mobile guide with the aim to support the exploration of Natural Heritage by making users aware of the richness and weaknesses of the places they visit and raising the attention towards biodiversity and environment preservation, which are key to green tourism.
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409 pages
ISBN:9781450392327
DOI:10.1145/3511047
- General Chairs:
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- Ludovico Boratto,
- Olga C. Santos,
- Program Chairs:
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- Bart Knijnenburg
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