Augmented Reality for Cultural Heritage

Fanini, Bruno; Pagano, Alfonsina; Pietroni, Eva; Ferdani, Daniele; Demetrescu, Emanuel; Palombini, Augusto

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-67822-7_16

Cited by 20 publications

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“…A recent and in-depth state of the art on AR in architecture is presented by Russo (2021), who explores various parts of the AR built domain: workflow design to digital content creation, system creation to platform definition, and user experience evaluation. AR has strong potential in the field of enhancing cultural heritage thanks to its ability to overlay virtual elements onto the real world (Fanini et al, 2023).…”

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Ar Exploration of the Perspective/Architectural Space Painted by Perugino

Menconero

2024

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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Abstract. The perspective study of one of the panels from the cycle of San Bernardino attributed to Perugino has revealed a contracted space in depth, represented three-dimensionally by the objective model. In contrast, the ideal model eliminates the contraction and maintains the proportions dictated by the architectural interpretation. The contribution presents an advancement in the perspective study aimed at developing an augmented reality (AR) application. It is designed to be experienced at the museum housing the artwork, serving as an in-depth exploration that explains to visitors the nature of the perspective space and the architectural space represented. The case study of the painting by Perugino becomes an opportunity to define and experiment with a workflow aimed at creating AR applications focused on the visualisation of architectural models derived from the perspective restitution of pictorial works. The description of the adopted method focuses on the following aspects: the use of the pictorial image as an AR marker and the relationship between the perspective picture plane and the 3D model; the optimisation of 3D models for AR visualisation purposes; the issue of the landscape; scene lighting; and the user interface for multilayer interaction.

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Section: Related Work On Ar In Paintingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ar Exploration of the Perspective/Architectural Space Painted by Perugino

Menconero

2024

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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“…In recent years, immersive reality technologies such as AR, VR, augmented virtuality (AV), and mixed reality have become increasingly widespread for cultural knowledge dissemination, mainly for enriching personalized visiting experiences in museums, but also applied to historical buildings and heritage sites [47], or at a historical city level [48]. Recent studies foreshadowed for the near future very promising developments in the fields of tourism, education, and entertainment, enriching 3D scenarios with different types of content [49].…”

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Heritage Enhancement through Digital Tools for Sustainable Fruition—A Conceptual Framework

Maietti

2023

Sustainability

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Digital technologies are becoming increasingly relevant in the processes of documenting, surveying, enhancing, and preserving cultural heritage, including through applications that are becoming more and more optimized and oriented toward new data management and accessibility processes. This great potential can find significant levels of application in the tourism sector, seeking new strategies to access, discover, and understand cultural assets. In this direction, many digital applications have already found interesting outcomes in the tourism sector, but there is large room for improvement in the applications for “minor”, small, or neglected cultural sites, not included in conventional tourism routes, which play a key role in social inclusion and territorial cohesion, as well as for the development of social, economic, and environmental sustainability. The paper presents a conceptual framework or possible outline to foster the use of digital technologies through a set of integrated bottom-up and top-down actions, to facilitate connections of minor sites into larger networks, contributing to the search for new forms of sustainable and active fruition and social participation.

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“…It is sometimes needed to express the relationships between objects in a park, as in this case, but also the spatial relationships between distant architectures and urban complexes in densely built contexts, where the modeling part of the whole area would require too much effort to accomplish. It is usable in all fields of landscape education and the fulfillment of contextualized design experiments [21,22].…”

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Utilizing Stereography to Compare Cultural Heritage in the Past and Now: An Interactive AR Application

Bolognesi,

Sorrenti,

Bassorizzi

2023

Applied Sciences

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Due to the astonishing speed in technological progress for new heterogeneous experiences, the Mixed Reality continuum represents nowadays an invaluable tool for cultural heritage applications, and the possibility of seemingly natural interaction with virtual elements is paving the way for more immerse, ve and deeply enjoyable experiences, both in dedicated spaces, such as museums and exhibitions, and in public spaces via the latest mobile AR technologies. This paper illustrates the complete workflow followed for the design and implementation of an Augmented Reality application on a holographic table, along with critical latency-quality tradeoffs encountered when combining both high-fidelity surveys and latency-sensibility devices and experiences. A workaround is provided in order to mitigate the impact of low-importance models on the overall latency utilizing a software toolchain employing Google Maps/Earth web applications; each software comprises the toolchain Free and Open-Source Software (FOSS) for a more adaptive workaround with a wider range of suitable applications. The application is then tested with the students of LaborA, which is the modeling laboratory of “Politecnico di Milano”.

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Augmented Reality for Cultural Heritage

Cited by 20 publications

References 53 publications

Ar Exploration of the Perspective/Architectural Space Painted by Perugino

Ar Exploration of the Perspective/Architectural Space Painted by Perugino

Heritage Enhancement through Digital Tools for Sustainable Fruition—A Conceptual Framework

Utilizing Stereography to Compare Cultural Heritage in the Past and Now: An Interactive AR Application

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