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What is Ineractive System

Handbook of Research on Software Quality Innovation in Interactive Systems
It is a computer device made up by a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and peripheral, whose functioning requires a constant interaction with end user. Currently these systems tend to their miniaturization and / or invisibility, the mobility and wireless connectability among them.
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Results of the Research in the Comparison and Analysis of Historical Artifacts' Photographic Images Catalogued in Online Databases: The Case of a Roman Stele From Ravenna
Marco Tedaldi (University of Bologna, Italy)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-7010-4.ch017
Abstract
In the field of archaeology, when a discovery is made, the comparison of images is often used to catalogue a find and give it an interpretation. The image on an exhibit is always subject to analysis, comparisons, graphic reconstructions, which can define it, classify it, and most of all, understand it as a whole. The problem arises when the discovered find proposes a completely new and unpublished image. It therefore requires an in-depth study in all its elements. Photographic images, online databases, and archive collections of museums provide some valid help for solutions or interpretations; and the theories that come out of this comparison can then shed light on the meaning of an image present in a find, when there is no direct confirmation.
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