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Cartographic cultural heritage preserved in worldwide archives is often stored in the original paper version only, thus restricting boththe chances of utilization and the range of possible users. The Web C.A.R.T.E. system addressed this issue with regard to theprecious cadastral maps preserved at the State Archive of Como. Aim of the project was to improve the visibility and accessibility ofthis heritage using the latest free and open source tools for processing, cataloguing and web publishing the maps. The resultingarchitecture should therefore assist the State Archive of Como in managing its cartographic contents. After a pre-processingconsisting of digitization and georeferencing steps, maps were provided with metadata, compiled according to the current Italianstandards and managed through an ad hoc version of the GeoNetwork Opensource geocatalog software. A dedicated MapFish-basedwebGIS client, with an optimized version also for mobile platforms, was built for maps publication and 2D navigation. A module for3D visualization of cadastral maps was finally developed using the NASA World Wind Virtual Globe. Thanks to a temporal slidebar,time was also included in the system producing a 4D Graphical User Interface. The overall architecture was totally built with freeand open source software and allows a direct and intuitive consultation of historical maps. Besides the notable advantage of keepingoriginal paper maps intact, the system greatly simplifies the work of the State Archive of Como common users and together widensthe same range of users thanks to the modernization of map consultation tools

VALORISATION OF COMO HISTORICAL CADASTRAL MAPS THROUGH MODERN WEB GEOSERVICES