论文信息 - Special Section on Cultural Heritage

Special Section on Cultural Heritage

Over the last two decades, there have been many high profile success stories where cutting edge computer graphics (CG) technology was used in collaboration with cultural heritage (CH) professionals to unlock the secrets of humanity’s legacy. Well known examples include the empirical 3D acquisition of Michelangelo’s David, the laser scan-based 3D mapping of the tombs found in the Valley of the Kings and the decipherment of the instructions to and the operation of the 2nd-century BCE Antikythera Mechanism—arguably the first computer in human kind history. This special edition of Computers and Graphics contains new work that continues this tradition.

Luís Paulo Santos | Alan Chalmers | Mark Mudge

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[2] Xin Li,et al. Symmetry and template guided completion of damaged skulls , 2011, Comput. Graph..

[3] R. L. Abel,et al. Digital preservation and dissemination of ancient lithic technology with modern micro-CT , 2011, Comput. Graph..

[4] Michael Wimmer,et al. Out-of-core selection and editing of huge point clouds , 2011, Comput. Graph..

[5] Flavio Prieto,et al. A novel approach to documenting artifacts at the Gold Museum in Bogota , 2011, Comput. Graph..

[6] Stephen D. Laycock,et al. Aligning archive maps and extracting footprints for analysis of historic urban environments , 2011, Comput. Graph..

[7] Bernhard Jenny,et al. Cultural Heritage: Studying cartographic heritage: Analysis and visualization of geometric distortions , 2011 .

[8] Edwin H. Blake,et al. Cultural reinterpretation and resonance: The San and hip-hop , 2011, Comput. Graph..