Mauro Felicori- contract professor
- University of Bologna
Mauro Felicori
- contract professor
- University of Bologna
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Introduction
Mauro Felicori, born 1952, Philosophy degree, working for the Municipality of Bologna as cultural manager since 1980, is currently head of the Economic Development and City Promotion Department. In the '90s he took care of Bologna City of Culture 2000 and Jubilee. Later in charge of cemeteries as cultural heritage he was the founder of ASCE (Medal in the Europa Nostra Awards 2007) and ran experience of ICT & Culture.
He is temporary teacher in the universities of Bologna and Genova.
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La Reggia di Caserta ha dato avvio alle più avanzate sperimentazioni tecnologiche per promuovere il suo
Patrimonio, mescolando ricostruzioni 3D a big data e sentiment analysis. Partendo dalla modellazione 3D del nuovo allestimento della Collezione Terrae Motus, il progetto mira alla creazione di una “sentiment room”, dove sarà possibile sfogliare...
Finanziamenti a pioggia per il giardino della cultura Notarelle sul principio di sussidiarietà e le politiche culturali in Italia Chi interrogasse qualunque platea sulla opportunità di eroga-facendo delle scelte» troverebbe certamente una facile una-vazione per la prima eventualità. Chi può non prediligere la selezione ad una distribuzione/dissipaz...
The system of Bologna porticoes, included in 2006 in the Italian tentative list of World heritage sites of UNESCO, will undergo a definitive recognition of the nomination as part of the program of the current municipal council. The nomination is aimed at highlighting the portico, not only as a high-quality
architectural work, which in the past cent...
The valorisation of the Italian cultural hotspots to enhance the tourism industry has always been at the heart of the local policies. Advanced computer applications can cru-cially contribute to this aim. In such a conceptual framework, an apparently "endless" se-ries of ICT applications, sharing 3D assets, sprang into life in Bologna thanks to an O...
ICT projects dedicated to Cultural Heritage, in order to both democratise knowledge and act as an additional attraction towards audiences, should not neglect the communicative aspects. This approach can led towards two different perspectives: the creation of emotional and engaging events, and the creation of applications aiming at a more active par...
CINECA and Bologna City Council are undertaking the creation of a framework that can both collect and share 3D models and all the useful knowledge to create them. A repository, dedicated to the area of Bologna and with geo and time referenced data among others, would handle the already existing historical, archaeological, artistic and architectural...
This paper presents a framework where interactions among computer science , history and communication issues can provide new tools to broaden knowledge.
Interactive virtual environments can improve the understanding of monuments and cultural landscapes 3D digital scenarios can be used as new accessing interfaces to history and memory. The final ai...
This work presents the state of the art pr ICT applications related to Cultural Heritage conceived by the project New Institutions for Communicating the City, of Bologna City Council (director Mauro Felicori) and by the Visit Lab of CINECA (project manager Antonella Guidazzoli)
The application of Information & Communication Technologies (or, more specifically, Virtual Reality) to Cultural Heritage can quite certainly be deemed as one of the new frontiers of cultural policies. And, possibly, the most engaging and captivating of them all, thanks to the incredibly broad scope of the proposed computerization and the potential...
