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Digital cultural heritage [PDF]
What is the impact of media technology on the supply and demand of heritage with what is usually described as digitization? This chapter presents the concept of digitization as concerning far more than just the introduction of computers, the development of databases and websites, and the conversion of information to digital form.
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Digital Twin in Heritage Buildings: A Comparative Literature Review of Integrated Technologies, Devices, and Applications (2020–2025) [PDF]
The concept of Digital Twin has attracted growing interest within research communities in recent years, including heritage conservation. It combines detailed geometric documentation, real-time monitoring, and semantic information to create dynamic ...
R. Tootoonchi, M. Hess
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The Role of Heritage Data Science in Digital Heritage [PDF]
The advance of all forms of digital and virtual heritage alongside numerous heritage science and management applications have led to the generation of growing amounts of heritage data. This data is increasingly rich, diverse and powerful. To get the most out of heritage data, there is an evident need to effectively understand, manage and exploit it in ...
Alejandra Albuerne +2 more
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Digital Cultural Heritage Under Attack
Cultural heritage is at the heart of Russia’s war on Ukraine, still underway five months after the invasion on February 24, 2022. Statements from the Kremlin indicate that the fundamental goal of Putin’s regime is to undermine and eliminate the distinct
Quinn Dombrowski +2 more
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Abstract Natural and cultural heritage, the common wealth of human beings, are keys to human understanding of the evolution of our planet and social development. The protection and conservation of natural and cultural heritage is the common responsibility of all mankind.
Xinyuan Wang +6 more
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Digital heritage and avatars of stories [PDF]
A relevant issue in the annotation of digital heritage is the abstraction of concepts in a cross--media context. This is true in the case of dramatic media (e.g., screenplay, performance, TV series, video-game, feature film), where the performance has the same relevance of the text, and can be read as a text itself.
Vincenzo Lombardo, Antonio Pizzo
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The reuse of industrial heritage sites has become increasingly prevalent in the context of hosting mega-events. This paper aims to investigate this trend, specifically in the context of Olympic Games or World Expos, and its impact on urban regeneration ...
Florence Graezer Bideau +2 more
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Unsupervised anomaly detection is well known for its ability to effectively identify and discern anomalies in data containing rare anomalies or diverse patterns, leading to broad applications across various research fields.
Dohyung Kwon, Jeongmin Yu
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Contributions of Photometry to the 3D-digitization of Heritage
The nature of archaeological research implies documenting and recording the remains or structures uncovered in the most precise and objective way possible. Archaeologists use digital tools precisely because they meet the challenges of their discipline. The creation of digital twins thus actively contributes to the study, protection and dissemination of
Laurent, Antoine +4 more
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Multi-stage mask-aware Depth Enhancement for RGB–IR–stereo Fusion on historic Timber Surfaces [PDF]
This paper presents a mask-aware multi-stage depth enhancement framework for digital documentation of historical timber surfaces using RGB–Stereo-IR fusion. Accurate geometric recording of aged wood features such as wooden knots remains challenging
J. Pan +4 more
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