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Cities in the Digital Age: Exploring past, present and future
“Lost Cities as a Virtual Experience: The Example of Pre-Earthquake Lisbon” In Memories of a City
“Virtual Lost Cities: The Case of Pre-earthquake Lisbon.” In 2015 Digital Heritage
“Lost Cities in the Digital Era: The Case of Pre-earthquake Lisbon.” In Space and Time Visualisation
“City and Spectacle: A Vision of Lisbon Before the 1755 Great Earthquake.” In Virtual Palaces, Part II Lost Palaces and their Afterlife Virtual Reconstruction between Science and Media
“City and Spectacle: A Vision of Pre-earthquake Lisbon.” In 15th International Conference on Virtual Systems and Multimedia (VSMM ‘09), 239–243. Vienna: IEEE.
Ancient Lisbon Royal Opera House
The Lisbon Royal Opera House destroyed by the great earthquake of the 1st November 1755 – exteriors and interiors.
Modellation still in progress.
Centre for Art History and Artistic Research (CHAIA), University of Évora, Portugal.
Lisbon 31st October 1755: the city imaginary museum
Paper presented at the Seminar THE CITY AS A VIRTUAL MUSEUM RECONSTRUCTING THE PAST TO LIVE IN THE PRESENT, V-Must, Network of Excellence (7FP) – Spanish Society of Virtual Archaeology (SEAV), ISCTE – IUL – Escola de Sociologia e Politicas Publicas
21-22 February 2014
Recreating Lisbon before the 1755 earthquake using virtual worlds technology, a challenging and groundbreaking venture for scientific research and education.
Authors:
- Helena Murteira
- Paulo Simões Rodrigues
Lisbon before the 1755 earthquake (video 2013)
Video of the current stage of the project “City and Spectacle: a vision of pre-earthquake Lisbon” made at the request of the Ancient Art National Museum (Portugal) in the framework of the exhibition “The Prodigious Order. From the Patriarchal to the Royal Chapel of St. John Baptist”.
Project by CHAIA/University of Évora.
Scientific coordination: Alexandra Gago da Câmara, Helena Murteira and Paulo Simões Rodrigues. 3D modeling: Beta Technologies. Video production: Nuno Barrela. Music “Alessandro nell’Indie” by David Perez (1711-1778), recorded by Antena 2/RTP in 2005, which kindly allowed its use on the project.