Methods and systems for interactive processing and representation of reconstructive hypothesis in archaeology

The seminary had as topic “Methods and systems for interactive processing and representation of reconstructive hypothesis in archaeology " The lessons show the study of the Temple of Apollo on the Acropolis of Cuma that allowed us to address the main issues related to the definition of reconstructive hypotheses scientifically correct and to test some interactive systems for the representation of these hypotheses. In the seminary we will describe a methodological path from the data acquisition to formulation of reliable hypotheses to decide ‘what’ and ‘how’ we can virtually rebuild. We show how we tested the potential of some of interactive representation techniques, such as immersive interactive images, 3D PDF, and some of Augmented Reality systems.