Taking the Small Wild Goose Pagoda in Tang-Dynasty as a case, study this paper mainly researches the key technologies of the 3D reality-based modeling from real data and of the 3D virtual walkthrough of the cultural archaeological sites. Firstly, this paper puts forward the method of the 3D digital data process of the cultural archaeological sites by way of combining the technologies of the 3D ...

Traditional VR methods allow the user to tour and view the virtual world from different perspectives. Increasingly, more interactive and adaptive worlds are being generated, potentially allowing the user to interact with and affect objects in the virtual world.We describe and compare four models of operation that allow the publisher to generate views, with the client manipulating and affecting ...

The papapresents the results of the project CORARC, funded by the Italian Ministry for University and Scientific Research. aimcd at developing a Wcb based system, called SITUS, to support the management of information for archaeological sites. Thc system supports, through a relational database and a G I s server, the archival and management of multiniedia and cartographic data coming fsom a s t...

Abstract A lot of different concepts have been utilised to elucidate diverse aspects archaeological practices and knowledge production. This article describes how the notion choreography can complement existing repertoire be used render visible otherwise difficult grasp physical mental movements that make up work as a practical scholarly exercise. The conceptual discussion in uses vignettes dra...

This study intends to expand a set of proper performance evaluation indices which embraces strategies for sustaining top performance using SWOT analysis inside a balanced scorecard (BSC) outline for the large commercial bank branches in IRAN by operating a fuzzy Data Envelopment Analysis (FDEA). Through literature reviews and the banks’ experts and managers opinions and who have real practical ...

James Cross, Sandra I. Woolley and Chris Baber School of Electronic & Electrical Engineering The University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 2TT 1. Abstract This presentation will discuss the results of an archaeological field trial using a wearable (PC/104) image capture system in order to demonstrate the potential of image sequence tagging methods for efficient data retrieval in docu...