The project was solved by experts from the Faculty of Civil Engineering of CTU and the Faculty of Science of Charles University. As part of the project, a large amount of archival materials (historical documents, maps, plans, photographs, iconographic sources) containing information about the changes in the landscape along the Vltava River have been processed in an innovative way. Due to the large amount of diverse archival materials, an information system containing processed archival materials, mainly old maps, plans of historical buildings, photographs, historical documents, etc., was created within the project. The Vltava river landscape is one of the examples of a territory in the Czech Republic that has undergone an intensive landscape transformation in the 20th century due to anthropogenic activities, especially the construction of dams, associated with the disappearance of local settlements and the subsequent social changes. On old maps, it is possible to identify buildings in the vicinity of the river (settlements or solitudes), water objects (mills, weirs, dams), communication infrastructure (bridges, wharves). Unfortunately, many of these objects no longer exist. Either they ceased to serve their purpose and were demolished, or they had to give way to the construction of the dam cascade on the Vltava. The project documents the transformation of the flooded areas and their functions using three-dimensional models. The digitisation of existing or vanished buildings along the Vltava takes into account their importance, for example, for understanding the issues of navigation (navigation culverts), crossing the river (ferries, bridges), the use of water power (mills) and floods.