Summary The present study takes issue with the accepted view (cf. Vikipedija) that Chapel of St. Casimir in Cathedral Vilnius (1623–1636) resembles Pauline and Sistine Chapels Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore Rome. A closer look comparison dimensions, geometry, materials, internal décor, however, reveals significant differences. defining architectural features do not derive from these Baroque chap...

We are interested in users learn, classify and recall spatial and attribute information about objects in a virtual environment which is highly interactive, but built with minimal detail. The Hao Tomb application represents spatial relationships between objects with two-dimensional images (billboards) which are embedded in a three-dimensional model. Information about these objects, (i.e. materia...

The increasing cost in power consumption in data centers, and the corresponding environmental threats have raised a growing demand in energy-efficient computing. Despite its importance, little work was done on introducing models to manage the consumption efficiently. With the growing use of Cloud Computing, this issue becomes very crucial. In a Cloud Computing, the services run in a data center...

Using three-dimensional laser scanner system to measure the Turtle Mountain Han tomb and obtained the point cloud. To the noise points and large holes on the surface, this paper first present an approach that based on the basic principle of least-squares to eliminate the noise points. Then on the basis that there is certain continuity between the holes and their surrounding surface, an approach...

The field of archaeology provides a rich source of complex, non-standard problems ideally suited to Bayesian inference. In this paper, we discuss the application of Bayesian methodology to prehistoric corbelled tomb data collected from a variety of sites around Europe. We show how the corresponding analyses may be carried out with the aid of reversible jump Markov chain Monte Carlo simulation t...