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ORCIDACM Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage, Volume 12
Volume 12, Number 1, February 2019
- Karina Rodriguez-Echavarria, Franco Niccolucci:
In Memoriam, Matteo Dellepiane (1979-2019).
- Maria Economou, Ian Ruthven, Areti Galani, Milena Dobreva
, Marco de Niet:
Editorial Note for Special Issue on the Evaluation of Digital Cultural Resources - January 2019. - Greta Franzini, Melissa Terras, Simon Mahony:
Digital Editions of Text: Surveying User Requirements in the Digital Humanities. 1:1-1:23 - Laia Pujol-Tost:
Did We Just Travel to the Past? Building and Evaluating With Cultural Presence Different Modes of VR-Mediated Experiences in Virtual Archaeology. 2:1-2:20 - Ion Gil-Fuentetaja, Maria Economou:
Communicating Museum Collections Information Online: Analysis of the Philosophy of Communication Extending the Constructivist Approach. 3:1-3:16 - George E. Raptis, Christos Fidas, Nikolaos M. Avouris:
Do Game Designers' Decisions Related to Visual Activities Affect Knowledge Acquisition in Cultural Heritage Games? An Evaluation From a Human Cognitive Processing Perspective. 4:1-4:25 - Areti Galani, Jenny Kidd:
Evaluating Digital Cultural Heritage 'In the Wild': The Case For Reflexivity. 5:1-5:15 - Catherine Emma Jones, Stathis Theodosis, Ioanna Lykourentzou:
The Enthusiast, the Interested, the Sceptic, and the Cynic: Understanding User Experience and Perceived Value in Location-Based Cultural Heritage Games Through Qualitative and Sentiment Analysis. 6:1-6:26 - Areti Damala, Ian Ruthven, Eva Hornecker:
The MUSETECH Model: A Comprehensive Evaluation Framework for Museum Technology. 7:1-7:22
Volume 12, Number 2, June 2019
- Emanuela Grifoni, Beatrice Campanella, Stefano Legnaioli, Giulia Lorenzetti, Luciano Marras, Stefano Pagnotta, Vincenzo Palleschi, Francesco Poggialini, Emanuele Salerno, Anna Tonazzini:
A New Infrared True-Color Approach for Visible-Infrared Multispectral Image Analysis. 8:1-8:11 - Raphael Rolin, Eduard Antaluca, Jean-Louis Batoz, Fabien Lamarque, Mathieu Lejeune:
From Point Cloud Data to Structural Analysis Through a Geometrical hBIM-Oriented Model. 9:1-9:26 - Yong Yi Lee, Jong Hun Lee, Bilal Ahmed, Moon Gu Son, Kwan H. Lee:
A New Projection-based Exhibition System for a Museum. 10:1-10:17 - Francesco Ragusa, Antonino Furnari, Sebastiano Battiato, Giovanni Signorello, Giovanni Maria Farinella:
Egocentric Visitors Localization in Cultural Sites. 11:1-11:19 - Kendra Stepputat, Wolfgang Kienreich, Christopher S. Dick:
Digital Methods in Intangible Cultural Heritage Research: A Case Study in Tango Argentino. 12:1-12:22 - Laura Alejandra Pinilla-Buitrago, Jesús Ariel Carrasco-Ochoa, José Fco. Martínez-Trinidad, Edgar Roman-Rangel:
Improved Hieroglyph Representation for Image Retrieval. 13:1-13:15 - Thomas Crespel, Adrian R. L. Travis, Patrick Reuter, Xavier Granier:
Wedge Cameras for Minimally Invasive Archaeology. 14:1-14:13 - Philip Sapirstein:
Segmentation, Reconstruction, and Visualization of Ancient Inscriptions in 2.5D. 15:1-15:30
Volume 12, Number 3, October 2019
- Patrick C. Marais, Matteo Dellepiane, Paolo Cignoni, Roberto Scopigno:
Semi-automated Cleaning of Laser Scanning Campaigns with Machine Learning. 16:1-16:29 - Huan Wang, Qingquan Li, Qin Zou:
Inpainting of Dunhuang Murals by Sparsely Modeling the Texture Similarity and Structure Continuity. 17:1-17:21 - Elena Not, Dario Cavada, Stefano Maule, Anna Pisetti, Adriano Venturini:
Digital Augmentation of Historical Objects Through Tangible Interaction. 18:1-18:19 - Fernando Castillo Flores, Francisco J. García-Ugalde, José Luis Punzo Díaz, Jesús Zarco Navarro, Alfonso Gastelum Strozzi, María del Pilar Angeles, Mariko Nakano-Miyatake:
Computer Algorithm for Archaeological Projectile Points Automatic Classification. 19:1-19:30 - Haiyan Wang, Zhongshi He, Dingding Chen, Yongwen Huang, Yiman He:
Virtual Inpainting for Dazu Rock Carvings Based on a Sample Dataset. 20:1-20:17 - Woosik Lee, Dong-Hoon Lee:
Cultural Heritage and the Intelligent Internet of Things. 21:1-21:14 - Sander Münster:
Digital Heritage as a Scholarly Field - Topics, Researchers, and Perspectives from a Bibliometric Point of View. 22:1-22:27 - Franco Niccolucci:
Addendum to "From Point Cloud Data to Structural Analysis by a Geometrical hBIM-Oriented Model". 23:1
Volume 12, Number 4, January 2020
- Seungbum Koo, Jinyoung Kim, Changhyuk Kim, Jeeyeop Kim, Hee Sung Cha:
Development of an Augmented Reality Tour Guide for a Cultural Heritage Site. 24:1-24:24 - Mahmud Ahmed Usman, Apostolos Antonacopoulos:
VISE: An Interface for Visual Search and Exploration of Museum Collections. 25:1-25:9 - Pacifico Cofrancesco, Consuelo Capolupo, Alessia Frisetti:
Mapping Medieval Christianity. CARE-GIS: Reusing Web Digital Data in a webGIS Application. 26:1-26:12 - Willemijn S. Elkhuizen, Tessa T. W. Essers, Yu Song, Jo Geraedts, Clemens Weijkamp, Joris Dik, Sylvia C. Pont:
Gloss, Color, and Topography Scanning for Reproducing a Painting's Appearance Using 3D Printing. 27:1-27:22 - Shichao Zhao, David S. Kirk, Simon J. Bowen, David J. Chatting, Peter C. Wright:
Supporting the Cross-cultural Appreciation of Traditional Chinese Puppetry Through a Digital Gesture Library. 28:1-28:19 - Andreas Aristidou, Ariel Shamir, Yiorgos Chrysanthou:
Digital Dance Ethnography: Organizing Large Dance Collections. 29:1-29:27 - Alexandra Poulovassilis, Nick Larsson, Fiona Candlin, Jamie Larkin, Andrea Ballatore:
Creating a Knowledge Base to Research the History of UK Museums through Rapid Application Development. 30:1-30:27
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