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Salvador Beato Bergua1, Carmen Rodríguez Pérez2, Daniel Herrera Arenas2

  • 1Department of Geography, University of Oviedo, Campus de El Milán, C/ Francisco Rodríguez García, s/n, Oviedo, 33011, Spain. beatosalvador@uniovi.es.

Scientific reports
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这项研究探讨了利用新兴技术进行景观分析,以保护像Jacomar火山这样的有价值的地理空间. 虚拟现实有助于理解和保护自然遗产,突出保护区的脆弱性.

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加那利群岛是加拿大群岛的一个组成部分.数字工具 数字工具.遗产管理 遗产管理景观景观是一个景观.虚拟现实虚拟现实就是虚拟现实.火山和半干旱的环境.

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