Augmented Reality to Support of Cultural Heritage

This book reflects a new way of interacting for a dynamic use of cultural heritage, supporting and making networks for all those involved. Following a debate on how places, cultural heritage and augmented reality are interpreted today, the book provides an opportunity to focus on a simulation of touristic and customizable paths in Cagliari (Italy), for a virtual on-site fruition of the local heritage, through mobile devices.

She is currently a Post-Doc Researcher at Cagliari University (Italy). Her main research interests are focused on cultural heritage, urban planning, smart cities, and participatory processes.