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TECHNIQUES OF VISUAL COMMUNIACTION IN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

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Kowalczyk M. W., Lewandowska A.
Journal of Education Culture and Society
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2020
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vol. 11
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issue 2
376-383
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Aim. The subject of the article are methods and techniques of architectural presentation to a diverse audience. The methods of architectural presentation as a key element in the dialogue with the future user of the designed space or building allow to present to the recipient the newly designed space to be created.Methods. The authors of the article present selected techniques of architectural presentation. The described ways of presenting the project were divided into material and virtual. The article discusses the most commonly used methods of architectural presentation such as: diagrams, visualization, physical model, virtual model, video, collage, analyzing their usefulness in terms of reliable communication in order to inform future users about planned changes. The authors describe in detail the use of architectural models as a technique used to present the project to both professional and non-professional recipients. The article discusses the pros and cons of each method.Results and Conclusion. The right choice of presentation method for the addressee allows for a better understanding of the presented idea and, as a result, for more informed choices made by the society, e.g. during public consultations, or by professional decision-making bodies in matters of public space and new architectural objects. The variety of methods of imaging the project vision available today has its individual features that favor or negatively affect the reception of works, by falsifying reality or its partial message.
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Wizualizacje wybranych wskaźników bibliometrycznych na przykładzie bibliograficznej bazy danych CYTBIN

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Kamińska A. M.
Toruńskie Studia Bibliologiczne
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2017
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vol. 10
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issue 2(19)
163-187
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Artykuł przedstawia koncepcję wizualizacji wybranych wskaźników bibliometrycznych na podstawie danych zgromadzonych w bibliograficznej bazie danych CYTBIN, obejmującej artykuły z wybranych krajowych czasopism z zakresu bibliotekoznawstwa i informacji naukowej. Poza zobrazowaniem tradycyjnych wskaźników przedstawiono również wizualizacje miar (np. PageRank, HITS), których wartości nie zależą jedynie od najbliższego sąsiedztwa badanych obiektów w sieci współpracy czy cytowań, ale od szerszego kontekstu wystąpienia w całej strukturze. Celem artykułu nie jest wyciąganie szczegółowych wniosków opisujących rozwój dziedzin bibliotekoznawstwa i informacji naukowej, gdyż wnioski takie – wywiedzione na podstawie danych cząstkowych – obarczone mogłyby być dużym marginesem niepewności. Zamierzenie autorki stanowiło natomiast przedstawienie samych koncepcji prezentacji danych bibliograficznych w formach, które czyniłyby ich odbiór bardziej zrozumiały i atrakcyjny od tradycyjnych form tabelarycznych.
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The article presents the concept of visualizations of selected bibliometric indicators based on data collected in the CYTBIN bibliographic database thatcovers articles from selected national journals of information and library science. In addition to traditional bibliometric indicators, visualizations of measures that do not depend only on the nearest neighborhood of the analyzed objects in the citation and collaboration networks, but from a broader context across the structure, are depicted (such as PageRank, HITS).The aim of this article is not to draw detailed conclusions about the development of information and library science, as such conclusions based on incomplete data could be burdened with some error. The intention of the author, however, was to present concepts of visualizations of bibliographic data in forms which make them more readable and attractive than traditional tabular forms.
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