Visualising Stonehenge: A Virtual Archaeology

The  aim  of  the  INS,  and  e‐navigation,  is  to  enhance  safety of navigation, by collecting and providing vital  information  in  a  user  friendly 

G € ardin and Alexander Jimenez, and titled: “ Optical methods for 3D-reconstruction of railway bridges: Infrared scanning, close range photogrammetry and terrestrial laser scanning

For one of the bridges scanned, three different models were created in order to investigate aspects of the photogrammetry method such as the experience level of the team carrying

In this way, cultural heritage became a useful means for both archaeologists, heritage officials and politicians to secure funding for heritage sites and archaeology (Jensen,

Data which are used as secondary data in research, but which have been collected, generated or processed by other researchers or research institutions than those conducting

Data which are used as input data in research, but which have been collected, generated or processed by other researchers or research institutions than those conducting the

(Scottish Cultural Resource Access Network), aims to create a virtual tour of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile by creating image-based virtual environments from a range of source

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