The Use of Graph Theory in Development of Routes for Thematic Objects

This article presents a model of a virtual guide, which was created on the basis of graph theory, for purposeful acquaintance with the objects of the virtual space of a historically significant territory and events associated with it. A graphic description of the virtual guide model is also presented. The technology of creating an information virtual space which is the basis for thematic torus is considered. As an example, we provide a historical reconstruction and a virtual museum of memorable places associated with the life and activities of the Chicherin family, whose prominent representatives were G. V. Chicherin and his uncle B. N. Chicherin. B. N. Chicherin was one of the founders of the constitutional law in Russia, a philosopher, historian, publicist, and teacher. He developed the first model of the atom. Being an honorary member of the Russian Physics and Chemical Society (on the recommendation of Mendeleev), G.V. Chicherin was the first People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs of the USSR, a diplomat. When creating a virtual historical space, we used Twinmotion, Bigscreen, and 3D Vista Virtual Tour Pro software environments. The virtual tour solves a number of tasks: remote discussion of objects of historical reconstruction; teaching schoolchildren and students; and completing educational quests to improve the level of civic and patriotic qualities of young people.