Una aproximación semántica a sistemas de información 3D para la resolución de problemas de accesibilidad en patrimonio construido

  1. Finat, Javier
  2. MUÑOZ NIETO, María
  3. Paloma Martin
  4. Beatriz Valverde
  5. Rubén Martínez García
  6. Fracisco Javier Delgado del Hoyo
  7. Antonio Hurtado Garcia
  8. Mercedes Martínez González
Journal:
ACE: architecture, city and environment

ISSN: 1886-4805

Year of publication: 2010

Issue: 13

Pages: 91-110

Type: Article

DOI: 10.5821/ACE.V5I13.2494 DIALNET GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openOpen access editor

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Abstract

Solving Accessibility problems inthe built Cultural Heritage following “Design for All” principles requires an integration of tools (focused towards technicians and Administration) and functionalities (focused towards different kind of users, with special regard to dependent or disable people). The most important issues concern to interoperability between tools and the adaptation of already existing functionalities in complex monitored environments. Systems to be integrated concern to Documentation, Information and Management in regard to different functionalities (processes, services and applications) in the selected Architectural environment. Interoperability is a crucial issue for connecting different Systems in Architecture, Engineering and Construction environments. Context acknowledgement is the key for personalize contents to users, and provides guidelines for tasks to be developed in such context. It is necessary to solve interoperability between services and applications for assessing accessibility issues in monitored environments, with a special regard to indoor and outdoor scenarios. In this work, we develop a conceptual approach to interoperability issues in terms of an Ontology which is specifically designed for PATRAC Project. Our conceptual approach includes several knowledge areas involving the physical domain, users and tasks to be developed by users, with a special regard to technicians or dependent persons. This knowledge is represented according to OWL (Ontology Web Language) and provided in a Web service, which is being applied to MaritimeMuseum in Barcelona and in a small zone of the historic urban centre of Segovia, Spain.

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