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MUSINT project

An Interactive Archaeological Museum of Aegean and Cypriote Collections in Tuscany

The project on which we are reporting has been carried out in Florence, concerning a virtual interactive museum in the archaeological area.

 

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The idea of an interactive museum collecting Aegean and Cypriote findings from various institutions in Tuscany arises from two different reasons. The first is that in many cases there is a difficulty to access to artistic findings either because they are not usually exhibited to the public or because they are located in different places and a comparison among them is not immediate.
The Collections which constitute the object of our museum come from five different Museums in Tuscany:

  1. Firenze. Museo Archeologico Nazionale.
  2. Pisa. Antiquarium Dipartimento Scienze Archeologiche dell'Università.
  3. Pisa. Museo di San Matteo.
  4. Montelupo Fiorentino (FI). Museo Archeologico e della Ceramica.
  5. Cortona (AR). Museo dell'Accademia Etrusca.

The second reason at the basis of our project is the following: gathering together all these materials in a single virtual museum, which is based on information and communication technologies, is particularly important, since responds to the general need of a better fruition of the archaeological and artistic patrimony.
The target of MUSINT includes visitors interested in scientific research, who have simultaneous access to 3-dimensional representation of the object, to technical reports and databases, and curiosity driven visitors, and, finally, younger visitors from primary or advanced schools. For the latter category a special section is also offered, with attractive drawings and reconstructions, as will be shown in the following.
As a whole, MUSINT tries to reconcile in the same structure scientific and educational purposes.
The project has been carried out by different expertise units, directed by A.M. Jasink:

  1. Università di Firenze - Dipartimento SAMERL - Civiltà Egee. The research group identified the contents, defined the structure, exploerd the modalities and individualized the single objects of interest. 
  2. Università di Firenze - Dipartimento di Costruzioni e Restauro - Laboratorio GeCo.
    Performed the 3-dimensional digital content production with laser scanning. (http://www.geomaticaeconservazione.it/aria_vpag.php?id_pagina=129)
  3. Menci software s.r.l. (Arezzo). Performed the 3-dimensional digital content production with photogrammetry.
  4. Magenta sowtwarelab (Firenze) has been in charge of Website design and Database implementation.

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