Year 2024

• Exploring the impact of cultural context on eye-tracking studies of architectural monuments in selected European cities: Sustainable heritage management.

  Publication

  • M. Alina Rusnak

  - Journal of Cultural Heritage   - Year 2024

  Sustainable management of architectural heritage requires conducting an inclusive diagnosis of users’ opinions, considering both residents and tourists as the recipients of urban space. Given the cultural diversity within these groups, proposing the use of eye-trackers (ET) as an alternative to traditional public consultation prompts the need to assess the method’s advantages and disadvantages. It remains uncertain whether individuals...

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Year 2023

• How to enhance perception of reassembled but incomplete works of ancient art? Eye-tracking study of virtual anastylosis.

  Publication

  • M. Alina Rusnak
  • A. Brzozowska-Jawornicka
  • Z. Koszewicz

  - Arts - Year 2023

  n 1964 the Venice Charter described anastylosis as the only acceptable method of reassembly of architectural remains. Although the scientific community has agreed with the Charter’s decision, many questions pertaining to the technical and aesthetic aspects of anastylosis remain unanswered. Virtual anastylosis seems one of the most promising digital solutions to finding at least some answers, as it permits testing various solutions...

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