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Kalamata 1821: roads of freedom

The project aims to study and exhibit to the wider public, important local parameters of the 1821 era and their interconnections with the present, through roads of history, culture and trade. Emphasis will be given to specific aspects of the 1821 Revolution beginning in Kalamata, with important historic significance and strong interrelation with the wider area (e.g. preparation for the uprising, economic life of the region, beginning of the revolution, Navarino naval battle), in order to describe the 200 years of history and the historic correlations.

Project status: 
Completed
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Human-computer interaction & VR
Virtual reality & virtual museums
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The Human Computer Interaction and Virtual Reality Lab (University of Peloponnese): overview and current challenges

Angeliki Antoniou, Costas Vassilakis, Anastasios Theodoropoulos, George Lepouras
Proceedings of the “Cultural informatics research and applications: State of the art and open challenges” workshop, within the Euromed 2018 Conference, 2018,

Year: 
2018
Research area: 
Virtual reality & virtual museums
Human-computer interaction
Semantic web & Ontologies

Stimulation of Reflection and Discussion in Museum Visits through the use of Social Media

Costas Vassilakis, Angeliki Antoniou, George Lepouras, Vassilis Poulopoulos, Manolis Wallace, Stavroula Bampatzia and Ioannis Bourlakos
Social Networks Analysis and Mining, Springer, 7(40), December 2017

Year: 
2017
Research area: 
Virtual reality & virtual museums
Semantic web & Ontologies
Recommender systems
Social networks