Dubrovnika dva

Ragusium

Anno mundi 5656 — Anno Christi 457. Ragusium autem Dalmatie ciuitas ab Epidaurensibus Epidauro a Gotthis euerso auspicaci loco hoc quoque tempore et anno condita; quae prae ceteris Dalmatie urbibus publicis et priuatis opibus magnifice est extructa. Habet et ipsa naualia et portum optimum cathena clausum: cuius ciues ceteros Dalmatas opibus et reliquis bonis atque virtutibus superant: qui cum liberi sint legibus moribusque instructi Venetorum more senatum et magistratum ac patriciorum ordinem habent a plebe distinctum. Patricij soli rempublicam ipsam administrant: plebs tantum suis rebus studet: et uero publicis minime curiosa est.

Izvor: Forèsti, Giacomo Filippo: Supplementum Chronicharum, Venetijs, 1492/93.02.15 [BSB-Ink I-125 - GW M10980], fol. 146v, slika 304.

Kritika izvora: Antun Ničetić, "Grafike koje ipak ne prikazuju Dubrovnik 15. i 16. stoljeća" (i u engleskom prijevodu, možda nešto opsežnije).



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Dubrovnik

At the time of our experiments, there were only 58,000 images of Dubrovnik on Flickr. For this city we were able to experiment with the entire collection. Matching took only 5 hours on 352 compute cores. The largest and most interesting component corresonds to the old city. It is interesting that the reconstruction time for Dubrovnik is so much more than that for Rome. The reason lies in how the data sets are structured. The Rome data set is essentially a collection of landmarks which at large scale have a simple geometry and visibility structure. The largest connected component in Dubrovnik on the other hand captures the entire old city. With its narrow alley ways, complex visibility and widely varying view points, it is a much more complicated reconstruction problem, and this is reflected in the time it took to solve it.



Izvor: Building Rome in a Day