Abstract 3D reconstruction, refers to capturing and reproducing the shape and appearance
of an arbitrary object or scene given depth and color information. This is a broad research …

Any application of three-dimensional computer graphics in the Cultural Heritage (CH) field
requires availability of a digital model of the artifact (s) treated. Detailed and accurate digital …

The development of information technology (IT) now allows for rapid, semi-automatic
digitization of cultural heritage objects, both typical museum exhibits and architectural …

Abstract The Tillya-Kori Madrasah is one of three Muslim schools surrounding Registan
Square, a jewel of Central Asia's and the Silk Road's material cultural heritage. In the Tillya …

This volume explores the relevance of time travel as a characteristic contemporary way to
approach the past. If reality is defined as the sum of human experiences and social …

Lublin is a city located in the eastern part of Poland, which is an important place of cultural
heritage, being the venue where the Polish-Lithuanian Union was signed 450 years ago in …

Uncertainty in various forms is prevalent throughout Archaeology. With archaeological site
data in particular, the dating regularly has significant uncertainty. In this paper we present an …

Uncertainty is a normal part of everyday life. It appears in the environment around us from
the weather to the stock market, internally to some degree in almost every plan or decision …

The introduction of new technologies in the context of cultural heritage (CH) and Archeology
has often been a difficult issue. This is probably related to the lack in confidence in replacing …

Computer graphics, in particular high-fidelity rendering, make it possible to recreate cultural
heritage on a computer, including a precise lighting simulation. Achieving maximum …