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Auflistung nach Autor:in "Monti, Marina"

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  • Konferenzbeitrag
    The pipeline from CAD to virtual reality in VISIONAIR project
    (Informatik 2014, 2014) Gagliardo, Stefano; Giannini, Franca; Monti, Marina; Mottura, Stefano; Pitikakis, Marios
    The VISIONAIR project aims at federating and providing a unique access to advanced visualization resources available at research centers and universities from Israel and other 11 countries in Europe. The physical visualisation facilities are supported by the Virtual Visualisation Service Infrastructure providing repositories of shape models and archives of tools for their creation and processing. Here we present the newly developed service for the documentation of workflows aimed at supporting the preparation of Virtual Reality Environments from CAD /PLM data.
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    Towards a Multilingual Framework for SEIS
    (Innovations in Sharing Environmental Observations and Information, 2011) De Martino, Monica; Monti, Marina; Albertoni, Riccardo
    Effective sharing and reuse of environmental data are still desiderata. In particular, a crucial issue is to make data readily and reliably accessible over time through a shared interpretation of the knowledge over cultural and languages barriers. Many knowledge organization systems such as thesauri, classifications and taxonomies have been developed in recent years especially since the European Community has started to address the management of geographical and environmental information at European scale. However data are usually maintained by different institutions; they are sometimes domain specific, and often exposed through rather different interfaces and different encodings. The paper proposes a flexible solution in order to scale the environmental domain complexity, promoting a first stage of a Common Thesaurus Framework for the Environment which harmonises and integrates the available terminological resources for the Environment. It has been realised for nature conservation within the EU project NatureSDiplus and further exploited in NESIS project in order to define the requirements for the implementation of SEIS communication.