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Projet de restitution

Project
Objectives
Les partenariats

Etapes de restitution

L'analyse des sources
La modélisation
Le placement des éclairages
Le placage des textures
La visite interactive

Already realised

Restitution virtuelle de la Rome Antique

The plaster model is a testimony of what people knew about Ancient Rome at a certain time (the updating came to an end between 1930 and 1940). The creation of a virtual model that constantly takes into account the progress of archaeological, historical and literary knowledge is made possible by using data processing. So besides the faithful reproduction of Paul Bigot's work and thanks to data processing, our aim, which consists of recreating Rome at different stages of its evolution; understanding the different stages of its construction and the development of its urban fabric, is achieved.

« Virtual Retrospect », Bordeaux, 15-16.11.07.

The virtual reconstruction project is run by a multidisciplinary team of researchers working at the Centre for Research in Social Sciences (MRSH). There, the capabilities of the Centre for Studies and Research on Antiquity (CERLA), the Audio Visual Centre and the Centre of Computer Resources of Caen University (CRIUC) are brought together.