Simulazione e/o Seduzione (la rappresentazione mediante modelli di reperti, relitti, oggetti ed altro)
- Title
- Simulazione e/o Seduzione (la rappresentazione mediante modelli di reperti, relitti, oggetti ed altro)
- Creator(s)
- Meucci, Costantino
- Buzzanca, Giancarlo
- Date
- 1996
- Is Part Of
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Archeologia e Calcolatori
- Volume
- 7
- Pages
- 973–982
- Language
- ita
- Rights
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- Abstract
- By using a mathematical model it is possible to express a formal representation of any object: such a representation is expressed in numerical language and is not automatically influenced by the physical object under study; rather it expresses "knowledge and ideas" relative to the phenomenon that, by means of models, is "interpreted" in this way. In general a model is an object that is constructed artificially in order to simplify the observation of another object. The intention is not to modify the actual physical properties of the things, but rather to represent ideal objects so as to be able to analyse their ideal properties. This allows the collection of information concerning real objects. Our research intends to verify the possibility of the use of mathematical analysis conducted using the method of reconstruction of finished elements on models that are reproduced with increased accuracy; the objects of this modelling have been archaeological shipwrecks. We have attempted to reconstruct, by means of data elaboration systems, realistic models of real objects without relapsing into specific logistics of pure modelling and/or pure mathematical research. The procedures that we followed derived from precise projectual needs, from the particular technical solutions available notwithstanding the restrictions imposed by the usable resources. It is necessary to use these calculation methods since they allow us to describe correctly, three dimensionally, the elementary geometry of the object while respecting rigorously the presence of the real one in the same space. In this way the use of information techniques is not reduced to a mere touch of modernity on the traditional techniques but becomes a meaningful support to the design procedure. This presentation shows some concrete examples and some lines of research that are presently being followed.
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