Crowdsourcing via mass photogrammetry is a viable approach for acquiring collections of
3D cultural heritage objects. The essence is to outsource onsite image acquisitions to the …

Disorganised and self-organised crowdsourcing activities that harness collective behaviours
to achieve a specific level of performance and task completeness are not well understood …

Purpose The need to digitise is an awareness that is shared across our community globally,
and yet the probability of the intersection between resources, expertise and institutions are …

Crowdsourcing in cultural heritage involves asking the public to help with tasks that
contribute to a shared, significant goal or research interest related to cultural heritage …

This paper introduces an online collaboration platform as means to facilitate a new type of
cultural heritage practice. Over the past decade, capturing a 3D form and its texture has …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present the rationale for democratising the digital
reproduction of cultural heritage via “mass photogrammetry”, by providing approaches to …

Crowdsourcing applications that integrate storytelling and geotagging capabilities offer new
avenues for engaging the public in cultural heritage. However, standardised evaluation …

A fundamental question for crowdsourcing projects in cultural heritage is: what are the
benefits of this approach, and how do they differ from other approaches such as commercial …

As the crowdsourcing approach is increasingly being used for digitizing cultural heritage
artifacts, there is a rising need for volunteer engagement in such collaborative digital …

Crowdsourcing has been studied by experts in the field of information systems for a while
now as a mechanism for different types of groups to collaborate on content creation and …