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ORCID2nd DigitalHERITAGE 2015: Granada, Spain - Volume II
- Gabriele Guidi, Roberto Scopigno, Juan Carlos Torres, Holger Graf, Fabio Remondino, Luciana Duranti, Pere Brunet, Susan Hazan, Juan Antonio Barceló:
2nd Digital Heritage International Congress, DigitalHERITAGE 2015, Granada, Spain, September 28 - October 2, 2015, Volume II. IEEE 2015, ISBN 978-1-5090-0254-2
- Gabriele Guidi
, Roberto Scopigno:
Preface. XI-XII - Ruggero Pintus, Ying Yang, Enrico Gobbetti, Holly E. Rushmeier:
An automatic word-spotting framework for medieval manuscripts. 5-12 - Oliver Cossairt, Xiang Huang, Nathan Matsuda, Harriet Stratis, Mary Broadway, Jack Tumblin, Gregory H. Bearman, Eric Doehne, Aggelos K. Katsaggelos, Marc Walton:
Surface shape studies of the art of Paul Gauguin. 13-20 - Alessandra Meschini, Graziano Leoni, Enrica Petrucci, Filippo Sicuranza, Alessandro Zona, Quintilio Piattoni, Luigino Dezi, Andrea Dall'Asta:
An integrated survey experience for assessing the seismic vulnerability of Senigallia's Fortress (Italy): documentation for conservation and FEM modeling. 21-28 - Marco Gaiani, Fabrizio Ivan Apollonio, Paolo Clini, Ramona Quattrini:
A mono-instrumental approach to high-quality 3D reality-based semantic models application on the PALLADIO library. 29-36 - Matthias Zeppelzauer, Georg Poier, Markus Seidl, Christian Reinbacher, Christian Breiteneder, Horst Bischof, Samuel Schulter:
Interactive segmentation of rock-art in high-resolution 3D reconstructions. 37-44 - Francisco J. Roldan-Medina:
Unraveling the classic proportions through the anthropometric analysis of the architectural heritage the case of the Pantheon. 45-52 - Karina Rodriguez-Echavarria, Ran Song:
Studying shape semantics of an architectural moulding collection: Classifying style based on shape analysis methods. 53-60 - Arantza Respaldiza, Monica Wachowicz:
VisProcH visual reasoning process for heritage valuation. 61-68 - Clementine Perinaud, Georges Gay, Gilles Gesquière:
Exploration of the changing structure of cities: Challenges for temporal city models. 73-76 - Luigi Fregonese, Cristiana Achille, Andrea Adami, Francesco Fassi, A. Spezzoni, Laura Taffurelli:
BIM: An integrated model for planned and preventive maintenance of architectural heritage. 77-80 - Juan Torrejon Valdelomar, Joachim Brandtner, Matthias Kucera, Mario Wallner, Vlad Sandici, Wolfgang Neubauer:
4D investigation of Digital Heritage an interactive application for the auxiliary fortress of Carnuntum. 81-84 - Heather Richards-Rissetto, Rachel Plessing:
Procedural modeling for ancient Maya cityscapes initial methodological challenges and solutions. 85-88 - Aaron Sadholz, Christopher Muir, Renato Perucchio:
A 3D kinematic model for assessing the seismic capacity of the Frigidarium of the Baths of Diocletian. 89-92 - Laura Baratin, Sara Bertozzi, Elvio Moretti:
GIS intelligence for a cutting-edge management of 3D cities. 93-96 - Sandra Vujosevic, Marija Segan, Jelena Jovanovic:
Moravian school in digital catalogue of 'Cultural Monuments In Serbia'. 97-100 - Ying Yang, Ruggero Pintus, Enrico Gobbetti, Holly E. Rushmeier:
Automated color clustering for medieval manuscript analysis. 101-104 - Anthony Pamart, David Lo Buglio, Livio De Luca:
Morphological analysis of shape semantics from curvature-based signatures. 105-108 - Zaynab Habibi, Guillaume Caron, El Mustapha Mouaddib:
Assistive visual framing in 3D dense points cloud. 109-112 - Friederike Peteler, Eloi Gattet, Philippe Bromblet, Odile Guillon, Jean-Marc Vallet, Livio De Luca:
Analyzing the evolution of deterioration patterns: A first step of an image-based approach for comparing multitemporal data sets. 113-116 - K. Eckeren, Reimar Tausch, Pedro Santos, Arjan Kuijper, Dieter W. Fellner:
3DHOG for geometric similarity measurement and retrieval for digital cultural heritage archives. 117-120 - Ilias Kalisperakis, Christos Stentoumis, Lazaros Grammatikopoulos, M. E. Dasiou, Nektarios Psycharis:
Precise 3D recording for finite element analysis. 121-124 - Ahmad Baik, Jan Boehm:
Building information modelling for historical building Historic Jeddah - Saudi Arabia. 125-128 - Matthieu Quantin, Benjamin Hervy, Florent Laroche, Jean-Louis Kerouanton:
Mass customization for cultural heritage 3D models. 129-132 - Alessandro de Masi:
From knowledge to complex representation interpretation of material systems, survey guidelines and reading criteria, multi-representations of 3D city models for Cultural Heritage. 133-136 - Antonino Cosentino, Mariarita Sgarlata, Carmelo Scandurra, Samantha Stout, Mariateresa Galizia, Cettina Santagati:
Multidisciplinary investigations on the byzantine oratory of the Catacombs of Saint Lucia in Syracuse. 137-140 - Bruno Amaral de Andrade, Renata Hermanny de Almeida:
Mapping identity with geo-technology Montelupo/Italy versus Santa Leopoldina/Brazil. 141-144 - Dai Whan An, Hyun Woo Yang:
A survey of column-leaning in Korean traditional wooden architecture structures using 3D scandata with a focus on the columns of the Sungryeoljeon in Namhansanseong. 145-148 - Jose Luis Sanchez Sanchez, Jesús Sánchez-Vizcaíno, Oscar Merlo Espinosa:
3D visualisation of archaeological structures from geophysical explorations in Alarcos site Sector III (Ciudad Real). 149-152 - Javier Gutiérrez Meana:
INSIDDE project: Unveiling the secrets of art through graphene-based terahertz technologies. 153-156 - Cheikh Niang, Claudia Marinica, Elise Leboucher, Luc Bouiller, Christine Capderou:
An ontological model for conservation-restoration of cultural objects. 157-160 - Lotte Belice Baltussen, Themistoklis Karavellas, Roeland J. F. Ordelman:
Exploiting program guides for contextualisation. 161-164 - Stephanie Marsh, Phil Morris:
Reconstructing a historical temporary structure: Henry VIII's pop-up-palace. 165-168 - Oscar J. Cosido Cobos, Jose Luis Lalana Soto, Leticia Teran Vega, Massimiliano Campi, Raffaele Catuogno, Lucia Hernandez Ramirez, Jose Pereda Llamas, Esteban Sainz Vidal:
Documentation and 3D modeling of railway industrial heritage: Study of the Cajo-Santander locomotive shed. 169-172 - M. C. Manzetti, Panagiotis Parthenios, A. Sarris:
Integrating traditional methods with new technologies. 173-176 - Nika Luznik, Michael Klein:
Interdisciplinary workflow for Virtual Archaeology. 177-180 - Alessio Cardaci, Giulio Mirabella Roberti, Antonella Versaci:
Palazzo Raimondi in Cremona: 3D survey and diagnostic tests for the knowledge of construction techniques and historical materials. 181-184 - Marcello Carrozzino, Cristian Lorenzini, Chiara Evangelista, Franco Tecchia, Massimo Bergamasco:
AMICA: Virtual Reality as a tool for learning and communicating the craftsmanship of engraving. 187-188 - Kévin Jacquot, Tommy Messaoudi, Livio De Luca:
Knowledge-based approach for the 3D modeling of masonry structures. 189-190 - Shadrack Katuu, Mpho Ngoepe:
Managing digital heritage an analysis of the education and training curriculum for Africa's archives and records professionals. 191-194 - Isabella Gagliardi, Maria Teresa Artese:
Create your menu discovering traditional recipes. 195-196 - Muqeem Khan:
Archive to repertoire: Motion capture & motion sensing data for digital intangible heritage (DIH). 197-198 - Maria Teresa Artese, Isabella Gagliardi:
Carousel rides new tools for navigation in intangible Cultural Heritage. 199-200 - Huaxiang He:
The lost of myth in the digital age: A study based on investigation of China's Guangxi Province. 201-202 - Monika Hagedorn-Saupe, Werner Schweibenz, Giuliana De Francesco, Maria Teresa Natale:
Digital exhibitions, a powerful tool for cultural institutions audience development the international working group on digital exhibitions. 203-204 - Nicola Maiellaro:
A.I.M. - advanced interactive map. 205-206 - Jorge Garcia-Fernandez, Joutsiniemi Anssi, Yushin Ahn, Juan Jose Fernandez:
Quantitative + qualitative information for heritage conservation an open science research for paving 'collaboratively' the way to historical-BIM. 207-208 - Maja Jerala:
Virtuuvius - automated drawing of temple architecture according to Vitruvius the case of the temple of Hercules in Celje, Slovenia. 209-210 - Nicola Gabellieri, Alessandro Panetta, Valentina Pescini:
GIS applications for environmental archaeology and historical ecology: Problems and potentialities the case study of Punta Mesco (Cinque Terre National Park - Italy). 211-212 - Jongwook Lee, JiHyung Lee, Jae Woo Kim, Kyung-Kyu Kang, Man Hee Lee, Boncheol Goo:
Time-based database for creation of Korean traditional wooden building. 213-214 - Effie F. Athanassopoulos, Kim Shelton:
Ceramics and 3D technology: A medieval assemblage from Nemea, Greece. 215-216 - Selma Rizvic, Izabela Skalonjic:
Reconstructing cultural heritage objects from storytelling. 221-226 - Andrea Gaucci, Simone Garagnani, Anna Maria Manferdini:
Reconstructing the lost reality archaeological analysis and Transmedial Technologies for a perspective of Virtual Reality in the Etruscan city of Kainua. 227-234 - Rosa Tamborrino, Fulvio Rinaudo:
Digital urban history as an interpretation key of cities' Cultural Heritage. 235-242 - Hoang Nu Kieu Giang, Peter Ferschin, Monika Di Angelo:
Medieval craftsmen at castle Waldenfels historical construction work as serious game. 243-250 - Neil G. Smith, Matthew Howland, Thomas E. Levy:
Digital archaeology field recording in the 4th dimension: ArchField C++ a 4D GIS for digital field work. 251-258 - Cristiana Bartolomei, Alfonso Ippolito:
Managing cultural heritage: Digital documentation and archiving. 259-266 - Sander Münster, Marinos Ioannides:
A scientific community of digital heritage in time and space. 267-274 - Sunhyuck Kim, Jaeyeon Ahn, Juhee Suh, Hayun Kim, Jungwha Kim:
Towards a semantic data infrastructure for heterogeneous Cultural Heritage data - challenges of Korean Cultural Heritage Data Model (KCHDM). 275-282 - Eunseok Kim, Jungwha Kim, Woontack Woo:
Metadata schema for context-aware augmented reality applications in cultural heritage domain. 283-290 - Diego Calvanese, Alessandro Mosca, José Remesal, Martín Rezk, Guillem Rull:
A 'historical case' of Ontology-Based Data Access. 291-298 - Myriam Bahia Lopes, Marcos André Gonçalves, Thiago Salles:
A genealogy of the work of collector: The document and its image. 299-306 - Riccardo Cacciotti, Jaroslav Valach:
The MONDIS project Semantic Web and the protection of historic buildings. 307-313 - Gabriele Guidi, Laura Loredana Micoli, S. Gonizzi, M. Brennan, Bernard D. Frischer:
Image-based 3D capture of cultural heritage artifacts an experimental study about 3D data quality. 321-324 - Dimitris Tsipotas, Vassiliki Spathopoulou:
An assesment of research on 3D digital representation of ancient Greek furniture, using surviving archaelological artefacts. 325-328 - Alfonsina Pagano, Ivana Cerato:
Evaluation of the educational potentials - interactive technologies applied to Cultural Heritage. 329-332 - Mona Hess:
Online survey about current use of 3D imaging and its user requirements in cultural heritage institutions. 333-338 - Mariusz Dzieglewski:
Policies on the digitalization of cultural heritage versus on-line strategies and practices the case study of Poland. 339-342 - Iwona Dudek, Jean-Yves Blaise, Livio De Luca, Laurent Bergerot, Noemie Renaudin:
How was this done? An attempt at formalising and memorising a digital asset's making-of. 343-346 - Raef Mousheimish, Yehia Taher, Karine Zeitouni, Michel Dubus:
PACT-ART: Adaptive and context-aware processes for the transportation of artworks. 347-350 - N. E. Myridis:
Culture's definition. 351-354 - Rossana Damiano, Vincenzo Lombardo, Antonio Lieto, Davide Borra:
Mind the red thread! 3D metaphors for cultural heritage visualization. 355-358 - Cuixiao Guo, Xianzhao Wang, Qubumo Bamo, Gang Li:
Constructing Motif-index of China Mythologies Database design, implementation and potential applications. 359-362 - Adam Jansen:
Using archival diplomatics and object-oriented programming to build preservation objects in the Cloud. 363-366 - Jim Suderman:
Contexts for trust in cloud-based services: An historical perspective. 367-370 - Patricia C. Franks:
Government use of cloud-based long term digital preservation as a service: An exploratory study. 371-374 - Jose Ramon Cruz-Mundet, Carmen Diez-Carrera:
And how much does this cost? Some reflexions on long term preservation from the costing models analysis. 375-378 - Tommy Messaoudi, Livio De Luca, Philippe Véron:
Towards an ontology for annotating degradation phenomena. 379-382 - Anaïs Guillem, Roko Zarnic, George Bruseker:
Building an argumentation platform for 3D reconstruction using CIDOC-CRM and Drupal. 383-386 - Paul Thompson, Jacob Carter, John McNaught, Sophia Ananiadou:
Semantically enhanced search system for historical medical archives. 387-390 - Wiliam Walker Sampson:
Aggregating temporal forensic data across archival digital media. 391-394 - Corinne Rogers:
Authenticity of digital records in practice. 395-398 - Joseph T. Tennis:
Archival metadata for digital cultural heritage conceptual provenance, contextual forensics, and the authority of the found digital object. 399-402 - Amos Bishi:
Digital archiving - the current state at the National Archives of Zimbabwe. 403-404 - Alessandra Avanzini, Matteo Gallo, Annamaria De Santis, Daniele Marotta, Irene Rossi:
Computational lexicography and digital epigraphy building digital lexica of fragmentary attested languages in the project DASI. 405-408 - Patrizia Schettino:
Re-defining the concept of immersion in digital immersive environments. 409-412 - John Mangan, Michael Hess, Falko Kuester:
A role-based methodology for data-driven workflows, and Nephelai: A scalable infrastructure which enables it. 413-416 - Elettra Barberis, Emilio Marengo, Marcello Manfredi:
Quantitative imaging to study new conservation materials. 417-420 - Dominique Meyer, Michael Hess, Eric Lo, Christine E. Wittich, Tara C. Hutchinson, Falko Kuester:
UAV-based post disaster assessment of cultural heritage sites following the 2014 South Napa Earthquake. 421-424 - Perla Innocenti:
The pursuit of authenticity in preserving digital art. 425-430 - Michael Losavio, Corinne Rogers, Adel Elmaghraby:
Digital heritage from the Smart City and the Internet of Things: History or stasis? 431-434 - Daniel Wickeroth, Andreas Pastoors, Dominik Laurentius, Ulrich Lang:
ArtefactViewer - a 3D tool for archeologists. 435-438 - Luigi Calori, Silvano Imboden, Antonella Guidazzoli:
Open source tools for collaboration in cultural heritage digital assets production pipeline. 439-442 - Saverio Giulio Malatesta, Francesco Lella, Lucia Marsicano, Francesco Iaia, Eloisa Casadei:
Ebla 3D project documenting and 3D reconstructing a vanishing site. 443-448 - Marcello Manfredi, Elettra Barberis, Gregory H. Bearman, Emilio Marengo:
Portable non-invasive imaging method for monitoring the conservation of frescoes. 449-452 - Alex C. Williams, Annapaola Santarsiero, Chiara Meccariello, Gertjan Verhasselt, Hyrum D. Carroll, John F. Wallin, Dirk Obbink, James H. Brusuelas:
Proteus: A platform for born digital critical editions of literary and subliterary papyri. 453-456 - Colleen Strawhacker, Philip Buckland, Gisli Palsson, Adolf Fridrikkson, Emily Lethbridge, Adam Brin, Rachel Opitz, Thomas Dawson:
Building cyberinfrastructure from the ground up for the North Atlantic Biocultural Organization introducing the cyberNABO Project. 457-460 - Edeltraud Aspöck, Anja Masur:
Digitizing Early Farming Cultures customizing the Arches Heritage Inventory & Management System. 463-464 - Giovanni Michetti:
Preservation as a Service for Trust (PaaST). 465-466 - Aurelia Lureau, Mehdi Belarbi, Pascal Raymond:
WIP: Creating an online interactive database for tridimensional models in preventive archaeology at the La Courneuve base of the INRAP. 467-468 - Michael C. Page, Joe Hurley, Brennan Collins, Jeffery B. Glover, Robert Bryant, Emily Clark, Marni Davis, Randy Gue, Sarah Van Horn Melton, Ben Miller, Matthew Lawrence Pierce, Megan Slemons, Jay Varner, Robin Wharton:
Digital Atlanta: A collaborative approach to remapping Atlanta's past. 469-470 - Serdar Aydin, Marc Aurel Schnabel:
Decoding Kashgar. 471-472 - Bogdan Stojanovic:
Social media mapping, as a catalyst for social realm actions. 473-474 - Elizabeth M. Celi, Richard E. Moore:
Safeguarding intangible cultural heritage through youth employment and public/private partnerships. 475-476 - Chiara Feriotto, Massimo Marchetto, Roberto Meschini, Matteo Fabbri:
Enhancement of Science fiction collection proposal for standard cataloguing datasheet and engagement best practices for the exhibit. 477-478 - Marco Montanari, Raffaele Trojanis, Silvia Bernardoni, Luca Tepedino:
Open history map - a new approach to open access for archaeology and cultural heritage. 479-480 - Paola Castellucci, Sara Mori, Francesca Gallo:
Networked communities/invisible cities Internet pioneers @ H.C. Andersen Museum. 481-482 - Qing Zou, Eun G. Park:
Restructuring cultural heritage collections in the basic formal ontology. 483-484 - Jun Yi:
Acquisition and digital representation of prototype of Changsha Kiln things. 485-486 - Muqeem Khan:
Reformulating the repository, Digital Intangible Heritage, empathic design and Greek/Unani medicinal practices. 487-488 - Ismael Abder-rahman Gil:
Enhancement of Arabic script manuscripts and documents in Spanish libraries and archives: A digitization project. 489-490 - Manuela Incerti, Stefania Iurilli:
Schifanoia palace in Ferrara a virtual storytelling for its knowledge and dissemination. 495-502 - Jacqueline Floch, Shanshan Jiang:
One place, many stories digital storytelling for cultural heritage discovery in the landscape. 503-510 - Eva Pietroni, Massimiliano Forlani, Claudio Rufa:
Livia's Villa Reloaded: An example of re-use and update of a pre-existing Virtual Museum, following a novel approach in storytelling inside virtual reality environments. 511-518 - Helena Murteira, Luis Sequeira, Paulo Simoes Rodrigues, Alexandra Gago da Camara:
Virtual lost cities: The case of pre-earthquake Lisbon. 519-524