On the edges of art and science, applying the work of heterography – a narration crafted from materials other than writing – is at the crossroads of art, urban history, art history, immaterial patrimony, computer cognitive sciences, this project takes the quarter of Grand Châtelet, in Paris, in the 18th century, as a zone of study. Through the digital restitution, it aims to develop the new concept of 5D modeling. If the archeology of the soundscape offers a new way of reading ordinary history, its complementary part – 5D modeling – allow it to be broadcast and developed widely. In fact, this concept rests on visual restitution into 3D, to which is added the displacement to the first person and the perceptible dimension with the sound dimension. This exploratory work aims to further research in digital restitution and modeling, a new type of documentary media in augmented reality.
Team
Mylène Pardoen, doctor in musicology and researcher in reproduction of historical atmospheres, ISH Lyon
Christian Dury, research engineer, ISH Lyon
Julia Bonaccorsi, professor in Information and Communication Sciences, Lyon 2 University - ELICO
Kevin Jacquot, doctor in Architectural Sciences, Lorraine University
Florent Laroche, lecturer, École Centrale of Nantes