2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-28021-4_7
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Image-Based Techniques in Cultural Heritage Modeling

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“…However, Ben Nausner [23] worked on the project 'Virtual Nako' and discussed the workflow used for 3D acquisition and visualisation of the scene that can be finally embedded with Google Earth for public viewing. Sauerbier [24] described the workflow for photogrammetric processing of areal images for generation of a textured 3D model of Tucume, Peru. Koutsoudis et al [12] presented a 'versatile' workflow for making 3D reconstruction models based on a set of open source software.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, Ben Nausner [23] worked on the project 'Virtual Nako' and discussed the workflow used for 3D acquisition and visualisation of the scene that can be finally embedded with Google Earth for public viewing. Sauerbier [24] described the workflow for photogrammetric processing of areal images for generation of a textured 3D model of Tucume, Peru. Koutsoudis et al [12] presented a 'versatile' workflow for making 3D reconstruction models based on a set of open source software.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Computer scientific research is often linked to explicit archaeological and geospatial aspects, e.g. in the context of documentation of archaeological findings and the reconstruction of historical sites (Schäfer et al 2012;Var et al 2013;Bogacz et al 2015) or photogrammetric image processing (Sauerbier 2013;Kersten et al 2014). Referring to this, Bock et al (2013) present a broad range of interdisciplinary studies and therefore introduce the term Computational Humanities.…”
Section: Introducing the Concept Of Digital Geoarchaeologymentioning
confidence: 99%