3D Information Technologies in Cultural Heritage Preservation and Popularisation
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 January 2022) | Viewed by 40871
Special Issue Editors
Interests: software engineering; project management; 3D information technology; 3D motion acquisition and analysis; human-computer interaction
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Interests: computer graphics; 3D scanning and visualization; 3D-imaging
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue of the journal Applied Sciences entitled 3D Information Technologies in Cultural Heritage Preservation and Popularisation aims to present recent advances and developments in the use of digital 3D technologies to protect and preserve cultural heritage. All interested authors are invited to submit for possible publication in this Special Issue the latest results in 3D digital technology applications to record, document and protect cultural heritage and make it available online.
All papers need to present original, previously unpublished work and will be subject to the normal standards and peer-review processes of this journal. Potential topics include but are not limited to:
- 3D scanning of cultural heritage objects;
- Virtual and augmented reality technologies in cultural heritage dissemination;
- Virtual and interactive exhibitions;
- Virtual 3D historical Worlds;
- 3D modelling and visualisation of historical artefacts;
- 3D digitalisation technologies, devices and methods;
- Digital reconstruction of damaged historical artefacts and buildings;
- Information technologies in documenting archaeological sites and artefacts;
- 3D printing of models of historical objects;
- Digital simulations of the process of development and deterioration of buildings, settlements or cities;
- Digital archives of 3D artefact models;
- Visualization and dissemination of digital 3D models of historical artefacts;
- Historical digital games for cultural heritage popularisation;
- 3D information technologies in the renovation of historical objects.
Prof. Dr. Marek Milosz
Dr. Jacek Kęsik
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- IT in cultural heritage
- Digital availability of cultural heritage
- 3D scanning and visualization
- Mixed reality
- 3D modelling
- Cultural heritage dissemination
- 3D archiving
- Virtual reconstruction
- Virtual presence
- Modern exhibition techniques
- Gamification in cultural heritage
- 3D printing
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