3

3D Visualization

• GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS AS A TOOL FOR 3D VISUALIZATION OF LOST ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE, pages 69–75

3D documentation

• PROJECT ANQA: PRESENTING THE BUILT HERITAGE OF DAMASCUS, SYRIA THROUGH DIGITALLY-ASSISTED STORYTELLING, pages 31–38

3D model

• PHOTOGRAMMETRIC STUDY OF THE QUBBET EL-HAWA COPTIC CHURCH (ASWAN, EGYPT), pages 115–121

3D reconstruction

• EXPLOITING 3D MULTISPECTRAL TEXTURE FOR A BETTER FEATURE IDENTIFICATION FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE, pages 91–97

A

Ancient synagogues

• CLASSIFICATION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES FOR HERITAGE MANAGEMENT INVENTORY: THE CASE OF THE ANCIENT SYNAGOGUES IN THE GALILEE, pages 17–24

Archaeological Resource Management (ARM)

• CLASSIFICATION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES FOR HERITAGE MANAGEMENT INVENTORY: THE CASE OF THE ANCIENT SYNAGOGUES IN THE GALILEE, pages 17–24

Archaeological Sites

• DOCUMENTING NEA PAPHOS FOR CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT, pages 1–8

Art History

• TO BE PART OF... ARCHITECTURE, DECORATION OR ICONOGRAPHY. DOCUMENTING AZULEJO AS INTEGRATED HERITAGE, pages 39–46

Azulejo

• TO BE PART OF... ARCHITECTURE, DECORATION OR ICONOGRAPHY. DOCUMENTING AZULEJO AS INTEGRATED HERITAGE, pages 39–46

B

BIM

• BIM MIXED REALITY TOOL FOR THE INSPECTION OF HERITAGE BUILDINGS, pages 25–29
• GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS AS A TOOL FOR 3D VISUALIZATION OF LOST ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE, pages 69–75

C

CIE color spaces

• CORRECT USE OF COLOR FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION, pages 107–113

CNN

• BETWEEN IMAGES AND BUILT FORM: AUTOMATING THE RECOGNITION OF STANDARDISED BUILDING COMPONENTS USING DEEP LEARNING, pages 123–132

Carnegie Libraries

• BETWEEN IMAGES AND BUILT FORM: AUTOMATING THE RECOGNITION OF STANDARDISED BUILDING COMPONENTS USING DEEP LEARNING, pages 123–132

Community Engagement

• INTEGRATING DIGITAL DOCUMENTATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: ‘UNVEILING THE HIDDEN HAMINA’ INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL, pages 61–68

Conservation

• CLASSIFICATION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES FOR HERITAGE MANAGEMENT INVENTORY: THE CASE OF THE ANCIENT SYNAGOGUES IN THE GALILEE, pages 17–24

Contested Conservation

• PROPOSING DIGITAL MODELS FOR THE DISCUSSION OF CONTESTED CONSERVATION PRACTICE: CASE STUDIES FROM TAMIL NADU, INDIA, pages 133–140

Convolutional Neural Networks

• MULTI-TASK DEEP LEARNING WITH INCOMPLETE TRAINING SAMPLES FOR THE IMAGE-BASED PREDICTION OF VARIABLES DESCRIBING SILK FABRICS, pages 47–54

Coptic Church

• PHOTOGRAMMETRIC STUDY OF THE QUBBET EL-HAWA COPTIC CHURCH (ASWAN, EGYPT), pages 115–121

Cultural Heritage

• INTEGRATING DIGITAL DOCUMENTATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: ‘UNVEILING THE HIDDEN HAMINA’ INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL, pages 61–68

Cultural Heritage documentation

• EXPLOITING 3D MULTISPECTRAL TEXTURE FOR A BETTER FEATURE IDENTIFICATION FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE, pages 91–97

Cultural heritage

• CORRECT USE OF COLOR FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION, pages 107–113

camera characterization

• CORRECT USE OF COLOR FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION, pages 107–113

colorimetry

• CORRECT USE OF COLOR FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION, pages 107–113

community participation

• THE “MINGA” COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF VERNACULAR HERITAGE BUILDINGS IN THE HISTORICAL CENTER OF CUENCA, ECUADOR, pages 9–16

cultural heritage

• THE “MINGA” COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF VERNACULAR HERITAGE BUILDINGS IN THE HISTORICAL CENTER OF CUENCA, ECUADOR, pages 9–16
• MULTI-TASK DEEP LEARNING WITH INCOMPLETE TRAINING SAMPLES FOR THE IMAGE-BASED PREDICTION OF VARIABLES DESCRIBING SILK FABRICS, pages 47–54

D

Data Structure

• TO BE PART OF... ARCHITECTURE, DECORATION OR ICONOGRAPHY. DOCUMENTING AZULEJO AS INTEGRATED HERITAGE, pages 39–46

Deep Learning

• BETWEEN IMAGES AND BUILT FORM: AUTOMATING THE RECOGNITION OF STANDARDISED BUILDING COMPONENTS USING DEEP LEARNING, pages 123–132

Dense image matching

• EXPLOITING 3D MULTISPECTRAL TEXTURE FOR A BETTER FEATURE IDENTIFICATION FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE, pages 91–97

Digital Art History

• TO BE PART OF... ARCHITECTURE, DECORATION OR ICONOGRAPHY. DOCUMENTING AZULEJO AS INTEGRATED HERITAGE, pages 39–46

Digital Cultural Heritage

• DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR INCLUSIVE CULTURAL HERITAGE: THE CASE STUDY OF SERRALUNGA D’ALBA CASTLE, pages 141–147

Digital Documentation

• DOCUMENTING NEA PAPHOS FOR CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT, pages 1–8

Digital Humanities

• DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR INCLUSIVE CULTURAL HERITAGE: THE CASE STUDY OF SERRALUNGA D’ALBA CASTLE, pages 141–147

Digital Models

• PROPOSING DIGITAL MODELS FOR THE DISCUSSION OF CONTESTED CONSERVATION PRACTICE: CASE STUDIES FROM TAMIL NADU, INDIA, pages 133–140

Digital Workflow

• DOCUMENTING NEA PAPHOS FOR CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT, pages 1–8

Documentation

• TO BE PART OF... ARCHITECTURE, DECORATION OR ICONOGRAPHY. DOCUMENTING AZULEJO AS INTEGRATED HERITAGE, pages 39–46
• INTEGRATING DIGITAL DOCUMENTATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: ‘UNVEILING THE HIDDEN HAMINA’ INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL, pages 61–68

E

Ecuador

• THE “MINGA” COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF VERNACULAR HERITAGE BUILDINGS IN THE HISTORICAL CENTER OF CUENCA, ECUADOR, pages 9–16

Education

• INTEGRATING DIGITAL DOCUMENTATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: ‘UNVEILING THE HIDDEN HAMINA’ INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL, pages 61–68

edge detection

• AN AUTOMATED PROCESS TO DETECT EDGES IN UNORGANIZED POINT CLOUDS, pages 99–105

G

GIS

• CLASSIFICATION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES FOR HERITAGE MANAGEMENT INVENTORY: THE CASE OF THE ANCIENT SYNAGOGUES IN THE GALILEE, pages 17–24
• GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS AS A TOOL FOR 3D VISUALIZATION OF LOST ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE, pages 69–75

H

HBIM

• BETWEEN IMAGES AND BUILT FORM: AUTOMATING THE RECOGNITION OF STANDARDISED BUILDING COMPONENTS USING DEEP LEARNING, pages 123–132
• DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR INCLUSIVE CULTURAL HERITAGE: THE CASE STUDY OF SERRALUNGA D’ALBA CASTLE, pages 141–147

Heritage Conservation

• DOCUMENTING NEA PAPHOS FOR CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT, pages 1–8
• BIM MIXED REALITY TOOL FOR THE INSPECTION OF HERITAGE BUILDINGS, pages 25–29

Heritage Recording

• DOCUMENTING NEA PAPHOS FOR CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT, pages 1–8

Heritage inventory

• CLASSIFICATION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES FOR HERITAGE MANAGEMENT INVENTORY: THE CASE OF THE ANCIENT SYNAGOGUES IN THE GALILEE, pages 17–24

Heritage places and data at risk

• PROJECT ANQA: PRESENTING THE BUILT HERITAGE OF DAMASCUS, SYRIA THROUGH DIGITALLY-ASSISTED STORYTELLING, pages 31–38

heritage values

• DIAGNOSIS OR AUTO DIAGNOSIS? ENHANCING CONSERVATION PRACTICES OF BUILT CULTURAL HERITAGE. CASE OF STUDY BENIGNO MALO, ECUADOR, pages 55–60

I

IFC

• BIM MIXED REALITY TOOL FOR THE INSPECTION OF HERITAGE BUILDINGS, pages 25–29

Image Classification

• BETWEEN IMAGES AND BUILT FORM: AUTOMATING THE RECOGNITION OF STANDARDISED BUILDING COMPONENTS USING DEEP LEARNING, pages 123–132

Indexation

• TO BE PART OF... ARCHITECTURE, DECORATION OR ICONOGRAPHY. DOCUMENTING AZULEJO AS INTEGRATED HERITAGE, pages 39–46

India

• PROPOSING DIGITAL MODELS FOR THE DISCUSSION OF CONTESTED CONSERVATION PRACTICE: CASE STUDIES FROM TAMIL NADU, INDIA, pages 133–140

Infrared

• EXPLOITING 3D MULTISPECTRAL TEXTURE FOR A BETTER FEATURE IDENTIFICATION FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE, pages 91–97

Inspection Software

• BIM MIXED REALITY TOOL FOR THE INSPECTION OF HERITAGE BUILDINGS, pages 25–29

Integrated Heritage

• TO BE PART OF... ARCHITECTURE, DECORATION OR ICONOGRAPHY. DOCUMENTING AZULEJO AS INTEGRATED HERITAGE, pages 39–46

Israel

• CLASSIFICATION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES FOR HERITAGE MANAGEMENT INVENTORY: THE CASE OF THE ANCIENT SYNAGOGUES IN THE GALILEE, pages 17–24

incomplete training samples

• MULTI-TASK DEEP LEARNING WITH INCOMPLETE TRAINING SAMPLES FOR THE IMAGE-BASED PREDICTION OF VARIABLES DESCRIBING SILK FABRICS, pages 47–54

L

Laser Scanning

• PROPOSING DIGITAL MODELS FOR THE DISCUSSION OF CONTESTED CONSERVATION PRACTICE: CASE STUDIES FROM TAMIL NADU, INDIA, pages 133–140

Lost Architecture

• GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS AS A TOOL FOR 3D VISUALIZATION OF LOST ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE, pages 69–75

M

Management

• DOCUMENTING NEA PAPHOS FOR CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT, pages 1–8

Mapping

• DOCUMENTING NEA PAPHOS FOR CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT, pages 1–8

Middle East

• PROJECT ANQA: PRESENTING THE BUILT HERITAGE OF DAMASCUS, SYRIA THROUGH DIGITALLY-ASSISTED STORYTELLING, pages 31–38

Mixed Reality

• BIM MIXED REALITY TOOL FOR THE INSPECTION OF HERITAGE BUILDINGS, pages 25–29

Modern Heritage Conservation

• BETWEEN IMAGES AND BUILT FORM: AUTOMATING THE RECOGNITION OF STANDARDISED BUILDING COMPONENTS USING DEEP LEARNING, pages 123–132

Mpungi

• EXPLOITING 3D MULTISPECTRAL TEXTURE FOR A BETTER FEATURE IDENTIFICATION FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE, pages 91–97

Multi-task learning

• MULTI-TASK DEEP LEARNING WITH INCOMPLETE TRAINING SAMPLES FOR THE IMAGE-BASED PREDICTION OF VARIABLES DESCRIBING SILK FABRICS, pages 47–54

Museum Contents

• PHOTOGRAMMETRY USING VIRTUAL RESTORATION OF WALL-PAINTINGS OF THE ROCK-HEWN CHURCHES IN THE GÖREME VALLEY, CAPPADOCIA AND ITS VALUE FOR THE MUSEUM’S CONTENTS, pages 83–89

maintenance campaigns

• THE “MINGA” COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF VERNACULAR HERITAGE BUILDINGS IN THE HISTORICAL CENTER OF CUENCA, ECUADOR, pages 9–16

O

Object Recognition

• BETWEEN IMAGES AND BUILT FORM: AUTOMATING THE RECOGNITION OF STANDARDISED BUILDING COMPONENTS USING DEEP LEARNING, pages 123–132

orthoimages

• PHOTOGRAMMETRIC STUDY OF THE QUBBET EL-HAWA COPTIC CHURCH (ASWAN, EGYPT), pages 115–121

P

Participatory action research

• DIAGNOSIS OR AUTO DIAGNOSIS? ENHANCING CONSERVATION PRACTICES OF BUILT CULTURAL HERITAGE. CASE OF STUDY BENIGNO MALO, ECUADOR, pages 55–60

Perforated baton

• EXPLOITING 3D MULTISPECTRAL TEXTURE FOR A BETTER FEATURE IDENTIFICATION FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE, pages 91–97

Photogrammetry

• PROJECT ANQA: PRESENTING THE BUILT HERITAGE OF DAMASCUS, SYRIA THROUGH DIGITALLY-ASSISTED STORYTELLING, pages 31–38
• PHOTOGRAMMETRY USING VIRTUAL RESTORATION OF WALL-PAINTINGS OF THE ROCK-HEWN CHURCHES IN THE GÖREME VALLEY, CAPPADOCIA AND ITS VALUE FOR THE MUSEUM’S CONTENTS, pages 83–89
• PHOTOGRAMMETRIC STUDY OF THE QUBBET EL-HAWA COPTIC CHURCH (ASWAN, EGYPT), pages 115–121
• PROPOSING DIGITAL MODELS FOR THE DISCUSSION OF CONTESTED CONSERVATION PRACTICE: CASE STUDIES FROM TAMIL NADU, INDIA, pages 133–140

Point clouds

• AN AUTOMATED PROCESS TO DETECT EDGES IN UNORGANIZED POINT CLOUDS, pages 99–105

Preventive Maintenance

• BIM MIXED REALITY TOOL FOR THE INSPECTION OF HERITAGE BUILDINGS, pages 25–29

Project Anqa

• PROJECT ANQA: PRESENTING THE BUILT HERITAGE OF DAMASCUS, SYRIA THROUGH DIGITALLY-ASSISTED STORYTELLING, pages 31–38

plane detection

• AN AUTOMATED PROCESS TO DETECT EDGES IN UNORGANIZED POINT CLOUDS, pages 99–105

preventive conservation

• THE “MINGA” COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF VERNACULAR HERITAGE BUILDINGS IN THE HISTORICAL CENTER OF CUENCA, ECUADOR, pages 9–16

R

RANSAC

• AN AUTOMATED PROCESS TO DETECT EDGES IN UNORGANIZED POINT CLOUDS, pages 99–105

Rock-hewn churches in Cappadocia

• PHOTOGRAMMETRY USING VIRTUAL RESTORATION OF WALL-PAINTINGS OF THE ROCK-HEWN CHURCHES IN THE GÖREME VALLEY, CAPPADOCIA AND ITS VALUE FOR THE MUSEUM’S CONTENTS, pages 83–89

rock art

• CORRECT USE OF COLOR FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION, pages 107–113

rock art; cultural heritage management; data management; information management; e-research

• OPTIMIZING THE POTENTIAL OF RESEARCH DATA THROUGH AN INTEGRATED DATA MANAGEMENT APPROACH: CONSIDERING RESEARCH METHOD, DATA LIFE CYCLE, BIG DATA AND LINKED DATA IN AN ERESEARCH EXAMPLE IN AUSTRALIAN ROCK ART, pages 77–82

S

Specifications

• BETWEEN IMAGES AND BUILT FORM: AUTOMATING THE RECOGNITION OF STANDARDISED BUILDING COMPONENTS USING DEEP LEARNING, pages 123–132

Spectral imaging

• EXPLOITING 3D MULTISPECTRAL TEXTURE FOR A BETTER FEATURE IDENTIFICATION FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE, pages 91–97

Syria

• PROJECT ANQA: PRESENTING THE BUILT HERITAGE OF DAMASCUS, SYRIA THROUGH DIGITALLY-ASSISTED STORYTELLING, pages 31–38

silk fabrics

• MULTI-TASK DEEP LEARNING WITH INCOMPLETE TRAINING SAMPLES FOR THE IMAGE-BASED PREDICTION OF VARIABLES DESCRIBING SILK FABRICS, pages 47–54

sustainability

• DIAGNOSIS OR AUTO DIAGNOSIS? ENHANCING CONSERVATION PRACTICES OF BUILT CULTURAL HERITAGE. CASE OF STUDY BENIGNO MALO, ECUADOR, pages 55–60

T

Tamil Nadu

• PROPOSING DIGITAL MODELS FOR THE DISCUSSION OF CONTESTED CONSERVATION PRACTICE: CASE STUDIES FROM TAMIL NADU, INDIA, pages 133–140

Temple Conservation

• PROPOSING DIGITAL MODELS FOR THE DISCUSSION OF CONTESTED CONSERVATION PRACTICE: CASE STUDIES FROM TAMIL NADU, INDIA, pages 133–140

Training

• INTEGRATING DIGITAL DOCUMENTATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: ‘UNVEILING THE HIDDEN HAMINA’ INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL, pages 61–68

transdisciplinarity

• DIAGNOSIS OR AUTO DIAGNOSIS? ENHANCING CONSERVATION PRACTICES OF BUILT CULTURAL HERITAGE. CASE OF STUDY BENIGNO MALO, ECUADOR, pages 55–60

U

UNESCO World Heritage

• DOCUMENTING NEA PAPHOS FOR CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT, pages 1–8

Ultraviolet

• EXPLOITING 3D MULTISPECTRAL TEXTURE FOR A BETTER FEATURE IDENTIFICATION FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE, pages 91–97

Unity

• BIM MIXED REALITY TOOL FOR THE INSPECTION OF HERITAGE BUILDINGS, pages 25–29

V

VR

• DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR INCLUSIVE CULTURAL HERITAGE: THE CASE STUDY OF SERRALUNGA D’ALBA CASTLE, pages 141–147

Virtual Museums

• PROJECT ANQA: PRESENTING THE BUILT HERITAGE OF DAMASCUS, SYRIA THROUGH DIGITALLY-ASSISTED STORYTELLING, pages 31–38

Virtual Restoration

• PHOTOGRAMMETRY USING VIRTUAL RESTORATION OF WALL-PAINTINGS OF THE ROCK-HEWN CHURCHES IN THE GÖREME VALLEY, CAPPADOCIA AND ITS VALUE FOR THE MUSEUM’S CONTENTS, pages 83–89

Virtual Tour

• DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR INCLUSIVE CULTURAL HERITAGE: THE CASE STUDY OF SERRALUNGA D’ALBA CASTLE, pages 141–147

values-based approach

• DIAGNOSIS OR AUTO DIAGNOSIS? ENHANCING CONSERVATION PRACTICES OF BUILT CULTURAL HERITAGE. CASE OF STUDY BENIGNO MALO, ECUADOR, pages 55–60

W

Wall painting

• PHOTOGRAMMETRY USING VIRTUAL RESTORATION OF WALL-PAINTINGS OF THE ROCK-HEWN CHURCHES IN THE GÖREME VALLEY, CAPPADOCIA AND ITS VALUE FOR THE MUSEUM’S CONTENTS, pages 83–89