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Author:   Sander Münster ,  Piotr Kuroczyński ,  Fabrizio Apollonio
Publisher:   Springer Nature Switzerland AG
Imprint:   Springer Nature Switzerland AG
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9783032224965

ISBN 10:   3032224969
Pages:   211
Publication Date:   19 May 2026
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  College/higher education ,  Professional & Vocational ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Forthcoming
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.- Theory, Methods, and Systematization. .- From Plot to Bit: The History of Digitization Technologies in Architectural and Urban Heritage Documentation. .- A General Digitization Process for Cultural Heritage derived from a Scoping Review. .- Data handling and data schemes. .- From Measured to Trusted: Documenting Geometric Reliability in 3D Heritage Assets. .- Paradata, Source Classication and Comparative Vision Components for Evaluation and Documentation of Virtual Reconstruction. .- Implementing a Distributed Infrastructural Workflow for 3D Models in Germany: Achievements in the Second Funding Phase of the DFG 3D Viewer Project. .- Machine Learning and Technologies. .- Transforming Archives into Space: AI-Based Urban Heritage Reconstructions from Europeana. .- An Open Tool for the Geometric Proofing and Uncertainty Assessment of 3D Hypothetical Architectural Reconstructions. .- Validating 3D digital hypothetical reconstructive models: A semi-automatic methodology based on novel multiplatform open-source tools. .- Applications. .- On the Limits of the Visualisation of Lost Urban Fabric Using Docu-ments of Medieval Communes: The Dubrovnik Scandal of 1433. .- Analysis of the depiction of lighting and shading in Caspar David Friedrich's interpretation of Eldena Abbey: A pipeline for shadow analysis involving 3D modelling and image editing. .- Education. .- Establishing Frameworks for 3D Virtual Reconstruction: Insights from the CoVHer MOOC. .- Urban History Projects by University Students for School Pupils. .- BIM. .- The ARTEMIS project and the Reactive Heritage Digital Twin Ontology. .- Redefining HBIM Workflows for a FAIR Reconstruction Approach. .- The Digital Construction Archive: HBIM for Long-term Preservation of Digitally Fabricated Architecture.

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