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<h1 class="mt-3 display-1 title mb-5"><a class="link" href="index.html"><strong>The City as Collection: building an augmented database for the humanities and social sciences.</a></strong></h1>
<h2 class="mb-2 subtitle"><strong>Day 2 </strong>: Historical Digital Twins and Sensing the Contemporary City</h2>
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ON the second day we will walk through the streets of Rome following the itinerary suggested by Vasi for the prima giornata with the aid of historical cartographical sources. Participants will be asked to document the route in sections by groups with their smartphones and other means, capturing photographs, and taking notes of relevant aspects derived from their research statements. In addition, we will have the possibility of capturing environmental data along the itinerary with portable sensor kits. These data will be integrated into the digital map during the hands-on session later that day.
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In the afternoon, Elisabbeta Scirocco from the Department of Tanja Michalsky at BHMPI and Alessandro Adamou, Digital Humanities Researcher at BHMPI will present to us the project “Mapping Sacred Spaces”. Later on Pietro Liuzzo from BHMPI will share his reflections of the need and usefulness of using API access to established and renowned accessible online collections in a thoughtful and sustainable way. In addition, he will provide an access point for the participants to explore the assets of the Photographic collection of the Bibliotheca Hertziana and find entries relevant to the landmarks studied along our route in Rome.
Later, we will move to a workshop format where together with <a href="https://gess.ethz.ch/en/the-department/people/person-detail.Mjc3MjQz.TGlzdC81MTIsNjE4MTIwODY=.html" target="_blank">Javier Argota (ETHZ)</a> we will see what possibilities are there to explore regarding environmental sensing and we will collectively explore and discuss what types of synergies or emergent questions arised when combining this with other approaches such as historical, cultural heritage focused, and so on.
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A group dinner is scheduled at 20:15 in the <a href="https://otelloallaconcordia.it/it/"> restaurant Otello alla Concordia (Via della Croce, 81)</a>. Please confirm your assistance <a href="https://forms.gle/MfV6sULRUdwrLmip6">here</a>
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<div class="mb-5 pb-5"><strong>Workshop</strong></br>
Before we meet at 10 am at Piazza del Popolo, please follow these instructions to quip your phone:
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<li>Download Geo Tracker (for GPS data) and Avenza Maps (to collect point-based observations)</li>
<li>Follow the link <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17BsMhZNcc29uqwv-J4WCB6KTlC0ahLJ2"> to the google doc</a></li>
<li>Right click on the file Nolli.tif and select "Add a shortcut in Drive", save the shortcut in your personal google drive</li>
<li>Open Avenza Maps and click add a new map</li>
<li>Select import from Drive and select Nolli.tif. The map will be downloaded and you will be ready to go</li>
<li>Running on Apple, download the Nolli.tif and upload it to your Dropbox or your cloud, it should be available from there as well.</li>
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<div class="mb-5 pb-5"><strong>Program</strong></br>
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Day 1: Geospatial Data-Encoding Past Enviroments
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Day 2: Historical Digital Twins and Sensing the Comtemporary City
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Day 3: Re-Imagining Links between Past and Present
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Day 4: Contemporary approaches of Research Infrastructure: SARI.
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Day 5: Discussion and Wrap up
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