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DEVELOPMENT OF A VIRTUAL LIBRARY OF CULTURAL HERITAGE OBJECTS FOR TAMBOV REGION-S MEMORABLE PLACES
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In this work, we have developed a database that is a combination of three-dimensional models of typical objects of cultural and historical heritage and their elements for the memorial sites of the Tambov region, associated with the famous personalities of Russia. These objects include buildings and structures, household buildings, household items and interiors, household utensils, plants of the central part of Russia, animals, etc. It should be noted, that some real objects have now undergone significant changes up to complete destruction. This database can be used by students, post-graduate students and academic instructors. The library of three-dimensional models was used by the authors to create multi-user three-dimensional virtual reconstructions of historically significant territories at different time periods of their development in such software systems as OpenSimulator, Second Life, and others.
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