New approaches to understanding the world natural and cultural heritage by using 3D technology: UNESCO’s Škocjan Caves, Slovenia

Gregor Novaković and Dimitrij Mlekuž and Luka Rozman and Aleš Lazar and Borut Peric and Rosana Cerkvenik and Karmen Peternelj and Miran Erič (2014) New approaches to understanding the world natural and cultural heritage by using 3D technology: UNESCO’s Škocjan Caves, Slovenia. International Journal of Heritage in the Digital Era, 3 (4). pp. 629-624. ISSN 2047-4970

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Abstract

Karstic landscape is a specific heritage, where surface and underground are part of single landscape. Where underground (caves, shafts...) played an important role in the development of surface. Landscape where natural an anthropogenic processes worked hand in hand. Caves were often treated as being separate from the outside landscape, recorded in isolation form landscape which they are part of. However, this complex heritage requires integrative methodologies, that would integrate cave record with the landscape.

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