At the Edge of a City: The Digital Storyline of the Brontochion Monastery of Mystras


World Heritage Site: Archaeological Site of Mystras

Publication Year: 2023

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE4FFE6A602D

Summary

A groundbreaking digital reconstruction of the Brontochion Monastery, located at the edge of Mystrasreveals its architectural evolution from a modest 13th-century foundation to a prestigious Palaiologos dynasty temple. Using advanced spatial technologies including unmanned aerial systems (UAS), high-accuracy GPS, and photogrammetry, researchers created high-resolution 3D models and orthophotos, enabling precise visualization of the monastery's phases. This study contributes to a broader digital depiction of Mystras' Byzantine city, offering new insights into its historical development through georeferenced data and GIS analysis.

Citation

Vayia, P. V., Vasiliki, V., Anastasios, K., & Nikolaos, Z. (2023). AT THE EDGE OF A CITY: THE DIGITAL STORYLINE OF THE BRONTOCHION MONASTERY OF MYSTRAS. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.8126953

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