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METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF MEMORABLE PLACES IN THE TAMBOV REGION ASSOCIATED WITH RUSSIAN PROMINENT PUBLIC FIGURES
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The article presents a novel research project aimed at analysis of historical processes at memorable places of the Tambov region associated with prominent Russian personalities using original technologies for analysis, data processing and creation of virtual reconstructions of cultural and historical heritage. It includes: development of the technology for creating 3D models of cultural heritage objects for virtual reconstruction of historically significant territories; development of the technology for analysis of historical processes based on the methods of system and retrospective analysis, mathematical modeling, and fuzzy set theory; development of the technology for creating an information Internet resource for providing access to information about the objects of cultural and historical heritage based on the methods of 3D modeling of geographically distributed objects; analysis of historical processes of memorable places of the Tambov region connected with famous Russian public figures. The authors have proposed a formalized description of a virtual space model, which includes a data set about a historically significant territory (a memorable place) presented in the form of a graph structure of frames. Implementation of a virtual space in the form of a virtual museum is carried out using an open-source software platform Open Simulator, which is a server platform for 3D virtual worlds. Visualization of the museum is available to all Internet users. The use of a three-dimensional environment for implementation of the virtual museum is attractive to users of the system due to the fact that their own personality is represented as an avatar that can freely move within a virtual world and study it from any point.
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