About project

  Virtual Kremnica, awarded at national and international levels, contains stories about town, digital storytelling with comics-like adaptation of legend about the foundation of the city “Kremnicky zlaty clovek (Kremnica Golden Man)”, some Java applets with serious games about Kremnica (15 puzzle, Pairs, Snake quiz), 360° panoramas both from exterior and interior (dynamic in Java applet, static as .jpg images), short photo-walk (as Java applet), 3D VRML models of sights (The Lower Gate with Barbican, The North Tower and Charnel House), photographs from the past up to the present, vision of the future and animation of workflow in Flash. The other parts of website consist of map (aerial image) with links to sights and their description, GPS coordinates, photographs and many more.

  This project was created as a part of diploma thesis. One person during three years of work collected a vast amount of data from various institutions, processed them and added hundreds of newly captured photographs. Many technologies are used in the project. Currently, 663 different files create the website of Virtual Kremnica. The project is a novel prototype of virtual city published on the internet site kremnica.duskova.sk and used for city propagation online.

  Author of the project, Elena Dušková, is a student at Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics of Comenius University in Bratislava. More on pages elena.duskova.sk.

  Thanks:

• doc. Andrej Ferko
• RNDr. Zuzana Balážová
• pplk. Marián Adamják
• mjr. Marcel BereznĂ˝
• PhDr. Adriana Ezrová
• Jozef Horák's family
• Ing. arch. NadeĹľda Hrašková
• prof. Peter Michalica
• Mgr. Mariana Novotná
• my family & friends

  

  

FACULTY OF MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS AND INFORMATICS, COMENIUS UNIVERSITY IN BRATISLAVA
DEPARTMENT OF ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY AND DIDACTICS OF MATHEMATICS

author: RNDr. Elena Dušková
názov: Virtual Kremnica
pridelené číslo: ISBN 978-80-89186-59-4

vydal: Knižničné a edičné centrum FMFI UK, Bratislava
miesto vydania: Bratislava
poradie vydania: first
rok vydania: 2009