Content deleted Content added
m stub sort |
m clean up punctuation and spacing issues, primarily spacing around commas, replaced: ,G → , G using AWB |
||
Line 1:
'''Informative modelling''' is an [[interdisciplinarity|interdisciplinary]] methodological approach
linking [[information technologies]] with architectural analysis and [[Architectural model|modelling]]
(at various scales, from architectural elements to [[building]]s and structures).
Informative modelling aims at improving the way [[information]] and evidences about how architectural objects evolved through time can be visually displayed.
Informative modelling applies to the study of historic architecture, where objects have most often been widely transformed, and consequently where what is known about objects remains partial. As a consequence, whereas in traditional architectural modelling a realistic representation
of objects is considered as an end, in the informative modelling methodology the representation of architectural objects is used primarily as support for [[scientific visualization|information search and visualisation]], [[reasoning]] and [[cognition]]:
it does not strive for realism.
Abstraction (the ''infovis'' legacy) and figuration (the ''architectural representation'' legacy) are integrated as alternative/mixable modes of representation, allowing partial knowledge to be communicated and important notions in historic sciences such as data [[uncertainty]] to be conveyed graphically.
Line 25:
==References==
* Blaise, J.Y and Dudek, I, "Using abstraction levels in the visual exploitation of a knowledge acquisition process" JUCS - Journal of Universal Computer Science - Proceedings I-Know 05 International Conference on Knowledge Management - Graz - Austria July 2005.
* Blaise, J.Y and Dudek, I, "From artefact representation to information visualisation: genesis of informative modelling" Proceedings SmartGraphics 2005, Frauenwörth Cloister, Germany, August 2005, Springer-Verlag, pp.
* Blaise, J.Y, Dudek, I, De Domenico, F, "Spatial distribution and visual analysis of architectural semantic features" JUCS - Journal of Universal Computer Science - Proceedings I-Know 06 International Conference on Knowledge Management - Graz - Austria September 2006.
* Blaise, J.Y, Dudek, I, "Modélisation informationnelle : un cadre méthodologique pour représenter des connaissances évolutives spatialisables", Journal RNTI - E6 - Proceedings EGC 2006 (Knowledge discovery and management), Lille, France, January 2006, Cépaduès, pp.
* Alkhoven, P, "The changing image of the city- A study of the transformation of the townscape using Computer assisted Design and visualisation techniques ", University of Utrecht, 1993.
* Bertin, J, "Sémiologie Graphique", Editions EHESS, Paris (1967) 1998.
* Kienreich, W, "Information and Knowledge visualisation - An oblique view" MIA Journal vol0 num1, MAP-CNRS, July 2006, pp
* Tufte, E.R., "Envisioning Information", Graphic Press, Cheshire 2001
* Tufte, E.R., "Visual explanations", Graphic Press, Cheshire 2002
* Spence, R, "Information vizualisation" Addison Wesley ACM Press 2001
| |||