3d Digital Reconstruction of Defunct Rural Buildings Based on Archival Sources

Poloprutský, Zdeněk; Frommeltová, Eva; Münzberger, Josef; Sedlická, Kateřina

doi:10.14311/cej.2022.01.0015

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“…These technologies, such as 3D photogrammetry and immersive techniques, are applied across various disciplines, including architectural and urban environments, archaeological and cultural heritage sites, building and site monitoring, mapping, and model making (Di Stefano, Chiappini, Gorreja, Balestra, Pierdicca, 2021;Cheng, Ch'ng, 2022). 3D photogrammetry is widely used in digital mapping (Hatzopoulos, Stefanakis, Georgopoulos, Tapinaki, Pantelis, Liritzis, 2017), heritage display (Montusiewicz, Barszcz, Korga, 2022), building ontology preservation (Cheng, Ch'ng, 2022), repair (Shabani, Skamantzari, Tapinaki, Georgopoulos, Plevris, Kioumarsi, 2022, structure precision measurement (Barrile, Bernardo, Bilotta, 2022), archiving (Poloprutský, Frommeltová, Münzberger, Sedlická, 2022), digital basic database construction (Zhang, Zhi, Xu, Han, 2022), industrial reverse engineering (Laroche, 2022), virtual reality (Bevilacqua, Russo, Giordano, Spallone, 2022), and other fields.…”

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Using a digital participatory approach to facilitate inclusivity in Jordanian heritage sites: Stakeholders’ requirements and a proposed system

Aljaafreh,

Garaj,

Choi

2023

Architecture Papers of the Faculty of Architecture and Design STU

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The combination of social engagement engines and immersive technologies, such as virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and digital twins holds great potential for the development of tourism industry during the designing and planning stages. When introduced to experts, this innovative approach allows us to advance creative solutions while keeping the community engaged and enhancing the decision-making process. Virtual designing and planning processes can significantly transform the workflows of professionals and promote inclusive practices in all Jordanian archaeological and heritage sites, particularly those involved in the “Accessible Tourism” project. This article presents an exploratory quantitative study conducted through a comprehensive literature review and participatory interviews. The study involved 23 participants from the “Accessible Tourism” project. It focused on identifying professionals’ barriers affecting the application of inclusivity in historical sites. Additionally, the study defined challenges and requirements to determine digitally inclusive applications. The study results highlighted the challenges faced by stakeholders and experts in developing inclusivity in built heritage sites in Jordan, such as interdepartmental communication, historic preservation constraints, and comprehension of accessibility codes. It also addressed the difficulties in engaging users with disabilities or marginalized communities in developing inclusive facilities. Based on these findings, a unique framework for remotely analysing target users within an immersive environment is proposed. This framework has been developed in collaboration with key stakeholders and set the stage for further research and collaboration. Future research should emphasize the importance of inclusive practices and user involvement in designing accessible and enriching tourism experiences at Jordan’s heritage sites.

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Using a digital participatory approach to facilitate inclusivity in Jordanian heritage sites: Stakeholders’ requirements and a proposed system

Aljaafreh,

Garaj,

Choi

2023

Architecture Papers of the Faculty of Architecture and Design STU

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“…Poloprutský et al [6] present a procedure for creating a 3D building model by combining multiple data types. In addition to the 3D photogrammetric data itself, they also present modelling possibilities using old building plans.…”

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“…For this purpose, the JavaScript library Three.js [20] and its ColladaLoader function were used. This function loads 3D data in Collada format (DAE extension) into the web browser window [6]. Since the model contains an interior that is initially covered by the roof, it was necessary to add controls to the loaded page, allowing the model to be displayed both in its complete form and in its uncovered form (interior revealed by removing the roof).…”

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“…The main disadvantage of modelling 3D physical objects in the past was the complexity of the workflow, which until now required the work of specialists with expensive equipment. In some cases, it was possible to use other methods to helpfor example, if good quality printed documentation in the form of drawings and other technical documents was available, a model could be created using these sources [6]. However, the rapid development of computer technology has brought about the possibility of generating spatial data from photographs and thus expanded the application of the field of photogrammetry.…”

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Digitization of Physical Models of Rural Architecture

Cehák

2022

CEJ

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Working with objects in digital spatial form is gradually becoming a standard in many fields. In addition to the advantage of easier object manipulation, digital representation can also be used for presentation purposes or better cataloging. In the case of objects from museum collections, it can serve as a basis for restoration or for conducting deeper research into detailed structures. The method of photogrammetry allows 3D modelling of real objects without physical contact with them, while at the same time making use of affordable equipment. However, the disadvantage of this method is the size of the output data (even hundreds of megabytes), which can be a barrier to easy web sharing. This paper presents an efficient workflow for the 3D digitization of smaller physical objects and the subsequent process of generalizing the resulting triangular model to reduce the data volume. Finally, the model generalization is utilized when publishing the model in a web environment to make it available to the widest possible range of users. The whole procedure is applied to a physical model of a cottage from the village of Orlová (Karviná district, Czechia) from the collection of the Czech National Museum (scale reduction of a vernacular building at a scale of approximately 1:20).

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“…Colleagues from the National Museum and the Institute of Ethnology selected a total of 15 buildings (Appendix Table A1), which represent all regional types of rural buildings. Details of the creation of models from plan documentation are described in a separate article [2].…”

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Developing a Virtual Open-Air Museum of Vernacular Architecture

Bouček

Landa

Soukup

2022

CEJ

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Vernacular architecture is an integral part of the national cultural heritage. Today, however, many of these buildings exist only on old plans or photographs and the average citizen has no opportunity to get acquainted with this part of the national identity. Therefore, in our work, we present the development of two web applications with the aim of creating a virtual open-air museum for presenting vernacular architecture in the Czech Republic. The applications were created using open-source technologies, and are implemented with methods that allow easy transfer from one operating system to another. The presented content is a carefully selected sub-sample of more than 10,000 available records representing all regional types of vernacular architecture. The result is one application designed for editors to manage the presented content and one application allowing interactive viewing of the available geo-located records designed for the general public. Individual records can be searched either directly using the map window or by querying the attribute table. These records contain descriptive information about the object, as well as historical photographs and plans and, for some objects, additional information in the form of 3D models, PDF documents and other files. The applications are designed in such a way that their content can be freely expanded in the future and thus contribute to the popularization of vernacular architecture among the general public, which was the main reason for their creation.

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3d Digital Reconstruction of Defunct Rural Buildings Based on Archival Sources

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Using a digital participatory approach to facilitate inclusivity in Jordanian heritage sites: Stakeholders’ requirements and a proposed system

Using a digital participatory approach to facilitate inclusivity in Jordanian heritage sites: Stakeholders’ requirements and a proposed system

Digitization of Physical Models of Rural Architecture

Developing a Virtual Open-Air Museum of Vernacular Architecture

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