A

Agapiou, A.

• Investigating the Accuracy of a 360° Camera for 3D Modeling in Confined Spaces: 360° Panorama vs 25-Rig Compared to TLS, pages 139–146

Aida, A.

• Spectral-Spatial Ensemble Learning for Invasive Robinia Pseudoacacia Detection Using UAV-Based Hyperspectral Imaging, pages 107–114

Ammirati, L.

• TRACE-ing the Gaps: Mapping Interventions on Incomplete 3D Meshes, pages 3–11

Arav, R.

• Learning Anomalies to Highlight Archaeological Structures in Cluttered 3D Point Clouds: Demonstration on Terrestrial Scans of Desert Kites, pages 13–20

Arayici, Y.

• Image-based Deep Learning Approaches for Point Cloud Classification for Heritage BIM Modelling, pages 97–105

Argasiński, K.

• Implementing HBIM for Cultural Heritage Preservation – From Documentation to Sustainable Management, pages 175–184

Asrav, E. Ç.

• GIS as an Information and Decision-Support Tool for Sustainable Rural Heritage Management: The Case of Ankara, pages 21–27

Aufiero, F.

• Assessment of Masonry Wall Deformation through Vertical Displacement Gradients Using COSMO-SkyMed SAR Interferometry: The Case Study of Archaeological Park of Pompeii, pages 29–37

B

Baatar, G.

• UAV-Based Remote Sensing, GIS, and Its Application in Archaeology: A Case Study of the Xiongnu Elite Burial Complex at Gol Mod-II, Mongolia, pages 201–208

Baek, S.

• Development of an Artificial Intelligence-based Platform for the Analysis and Utilization of Cultural Heritage Data, pages 39–46

Bilgin Altınöz, A. G.

• GIS as an Information and Decision-Support Tool for Sustainable Rural Heritage Management: The Case of Ankara, pages 21–27

Bordignon, A.

• TRACE-ing the Gaps: Mapping Interventions on Incomplete 3D Meshes, pages 3–11

Di Benedetto, A.

• Assessment of Masonry Wall Deformation through Vertical Displacement Gradients Using COSMO-SkyMed SAR Interferometry: The Case Study of Archaeological Park of Pompeii, pages 29–37

C

Calvanese, V.

• Assessment of Masonry Wall Deformation through Vertical Displacement Gradients Using COSMO-SkyMed SAR Interferometry: The Case Study of Archaeological Park of Pompeii, pages 29–37

Cappellazzo, M.

• Transfer Learning Strategies for the Enhancement of Point Cloud Semantic Segmentation Processes in Landscape Heritage Contexts, pages 47–55

Chin, Z.

• A Study on the Concept of Restoration through the Kaesong Manwoldae Digital Restoration Platform: Focusing on Cesare Brandi’s Restoration Theory and the Concept of Unità, pages 209–214

Chizhova, M.

• An End-to-End AI Pipeline for Wood Knot Detection to Enhance Structural Assessment in Historic Timber Structures, pages 267–274

Choi, G. R.

• Photogrammetry-Based Monitoring for the Continuous Management of Cultural Heritage: A Case Study of the Petroglyphs of Cheonjeon-ri, Ulju, pages 275–281

Choi, H.

• Spectral-Spatial Ensemble Learning for Invasive Robinia Pseudoacacia Detection Using UAV-Based Hyperspectral Imaging, pages 107–114

Choi, J.

• 3D Gaussian Splatting for Enhanced Documentation of Cultural Artifacts, pages 215–222

Choi, S. Y.

• A Study on the Prevention of Specular Reflections in 3D Scanning of Glossy Artifacts, pages 157–163

Chun, H.

• Towards the Sustainable Use of Digital Cultural Heritage Assets: Korea’s Source Asset Strategy and Its Challenges, pages 57–63

Collina, F.

• TRACE-ing the Gaps: Mapping Interventions on Incomplete 3D Meshes, pages 3–11

Colucci, E.

• Addressing Flood Risk Assessment and Heritage Conservation by Integrating HBIM and GIS: The Case Study of Castello del Valentino (Italy), pages 65–72

D

Das, A.

• A Comparative Assessment of Open-source Building Footprint Data for Indian Heritage Sites: Towards a Shape-preserving 3D mapping, pages 73–79

Diimaajav, E.

• UAV-Based Remote Sensing, GIS, and Its Application in Archaeology: A Case Study of the Xiongnu Elite Burial Complex at Gol Mod-II, Mongolia, pages 201–208

E

Ebener, F.

• An End-to-End AI Pipeline for Wood Knot Detection to Enhance Structural Assessment in Historic Timber Structures, pages 267–274

Eißing, T.

• An End-to-End AI Pipeline for Wood Knot Detection to Enhance Structural Assessment in Historic Timber Structures, pages 267–274

Enkhbayar, M.

• UAV-Based Remote Sensing, GIS, and Its Application in Archaeology: A Case Study of the Xiongnu Elite Burial Complex at Gol Mod-II, Mongolia, pages 201–208

F

Fabbri, F.

• TRACE-ing the Gaps: Mapping Interventions on Incomplete 3D Meshes, pages 3–11

Fanini, B.

• TRACE-ing the Gaps: Mapping Interventions on Incomplete 3D Meshes, pages 3–11

Farella, E. M.

• Simulation-driven Thermal Analyses for Cultural Heritage Conservation, pages 301–308

Farrar, C.

• Virtual Representations and Imagined Reconstructions of one of Australia’s most significant Bark Painting Collections, pages 81–88

Faure, Y.

• Blurred Areas in Very Short Range Photogrammetry: A Flexible Alternative to Focus-Stacking. Case Study of a Complex-Geometry Ornament of Strasbourg’s Cathedral, France, pages 89–96

Ferdani, D.

• TRACE-ing the Gaps: Mapping Interventions on Incomplete 3D Meshes, pages 3–11

Fiani, M.

• Assessment of Masonry Wall Deformation through Vertical Displacement Gradients Using COSMO-SkyMed SAR Interferometry: The Case Study of Archaeological Park of Pompeii, pages 29–37

G

Gan, C.

• Toward Cross-Scale, Multimodal Data Applications: An Exploratory Framework of Movement Model in “Sea-Channel-Island”, pages 245–252

Ghorbani, A.

• A Non-Uniform Processing Method (NUPM) for Large Photogrammetry Datasets: Case Study of Shams-ol-Emareh, Golestan Palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Iran, pages 293–300

Gil, A.

• Image-based Deep Learning Approaches for Point Cloud Classification for Heritage BIM Modelling, pages 97–105

Go, A.

• UAV-Based Remote Sensing, GIS, and Its Application in Archaeology: A Case Study of the Xiongnu Elite Burial Complex at Gol Mod-II, Mongolia, pages 201–208

Gong, Y.

• AI-Enabled Cultural Heritage Conservation Data Management: Taking Mogao Grottoes as an Example, pages 327–333
• A Multi-Regional Cultural Heritage Risk Monitoring and Management Platform for Grotto Temple Sites, pages 341–349

Grussenmeyer, P.

• Blurred Areas in Very Short Range Photogrammetry: A Flexible Alternative to Focus-Stacking. Case Study of a Complex-Geometry Ornament of Strasbourg’s Cathedral, France, pages 89–96

Gwon, S.

• Spectral-Spatial Ensemble Learning for Invasive Robinia Pseudoacacia Detection Using UAV-Based Hyperspectral Imaging, pages 107–114

H

Hallot, P.

• Video Games as a Tool for Heritage Mediation, Application on the Monument of Sennefer in the Theban Necropolis, Egypt, pages 317–325

Han, J.

• UAV-Based Remote Sensing, GIS, and Its Application in Archaeology: A Case Study of the Xiongnu Elite Burial Complex at Gol Mod-II, Mongolia, pages 201–208

Hastedt, H.

• Long-Term Geometric Monitoring of the Bremen Cog: Monitoring Concept, First Results and Future Perspectives, pages 115–122

He, J.

• Toward Cross-Scale, Multimodal Data Applications: An Exploratory Framework of Movement Model in “Sea-Channel-Island”, pages 245–252

Hwang, H.

• Development of an Artificial Intelligence-based Platform for the Analysis and Utilization of Cultural Heritage Data, pages 39–46

J

Jalandoni, A.

• Virtual Representations and Imagined Reconstructions of one of Australia’s most significant Bark Painting Collections, pages 81–88
• A Non-Uniform Processing Method (NUPM) for Large Photogrammetry Datasets: Case Study of Shams-ol-Emareh, Golestan Palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Iran, pages 293–300

Jeong, J.

• A Procedural Content Generation for Conveying Historical Context of Digital Heritage Content: A Case Study of Bongsudang Jinchan-do, pages 123–130

Jin, K.

• AI-Enabled Cultural Heritage Conservation Data Management: Taking Mogao Grottoes as an Example, pages 327–333
• A Multi-Regional Cultural Heritage Risk Monitoring and Management Platform for Grotto Temple Sites, pages 341–349

Joung, Y.

• Assessing Heritage Interpretation’s Inclusion of Building Conservation: Insights from a Quantitative Data Analysis of Eight Welsh Properties, pages 131–138

K

Kafataris, G.

• Investigating the Accuracy of a 360° Camera for 3D Modeling in Confined Spaces: 360° Panorama vs 25-Rig Compared to TLS, pages 139–146

Kang, D.

• Surface Estimation of an Ancient City Using Spatial Interpolation: The Case of the Capital of Silla, an Ancient State in Korea, pages 147–155

Kang, H.

• Educational Strategies for Digital Documentation in Southeast Asian World Heritage Cities: Implementing the HUL Approach, pages 309–315

Kang, I. U.

• UAV-Based Remote Sensing, GIS, and Its Application in Archaeology: A Case Study of the Xiongnu Elite Burial Complex at Gol Mod-II, Mongolia, pages 201–208

Kim, C.

• Spectral-Spatial Ensemble Learning for Invasive Robinia Pseudoacacia Detection Using UAV-Based Hyperspectral Imaging, pages 107–114

Kim, H. J.

• A Study on the Prevention of Specular Reflections in 3D Scanning of Glossy Artifacts, pages 157–163

Kim, H.-K.

• Development of an Artificial Intelligence-based Platform for the Analysis and Utilization of Cultural Heritage Data, pages 39–46

Kim, J. Y.

• Photogrammetry-Based Monitoring for the Continuous Management of Cultural Heritage: A Case Study of the Petroglyphs of Cheonjeon-ri, Ulju, pages 275–281

Kim, M.

• A Study on the Concept of Restoration through the Kaesong Manwoldae Digital Restoration Platform: Focusing on Cesare Brandi’s Restoration Theory and the Concept of Unità, pages 209–214

Kim, M. J.

• A Study on the Prevention of Specular Reflections in 3D Scanning of Glossy Artifacts, pages 157–163

Kim, S.

• Towards the Sustainable Use of Digital Cultural Heritage Assets: Korea’s Source Asset Strategy and Its Challenges, pages 57–63
• Towards the Sustainable Use of Digital Cultural Heritage Assets: Korea’s Source Asset Strategy and Its Challenges, pages 57–63

Krusche, K.

• 3D Documentation for Large Scale Monuments - The Roman Forum, Rome, Italy (2010–2025), pages 165–173

Kuroczyński, P.

• Implementing HBIM for Cultural Heritage Preservation – From Documentation to Sustainable Management, pages 175–184

Kwon, O.

• Realistic and Interactive Virtual Museum Representation Using 3D Gaussian Splatting, pages 185–192

Kwon, Y.

• 3D Documentation for Large Scale Monuments - The Roman Forum, Rome, Italy (2010–2025), pages 165–173

L

Laboury, D.

• Video Games as a Tool for Heritage Mediation, Application on the Monument of Sennefer in the Theban Necropolis, Egypt, pages 317–325

Landes, T.

• Blurred Areas in Very Short Range Photogrammetry: A Flexible Alternative to Focus-Stacking. Case Study of a Complex-Geometry Ornament of Strasbourg’s Cathedral, France, pages 89–96

Lang, M.

• Scanning Authenticity: On the Limits of 3D Representation in Museums, pages 193–199

Ledig, C.

• An End-to-End AI Pipeline for Wood Knot Detection to Enhance Structural Assessment in Historic Timber Structures, pages 267–274

Lee, C.-S.

• Integrating AI and 3D Digital Technologies to Assist in the Stylistic Analysis of Taiwanese Artisan Paintings: A Case Study on Door God Imagery, pages 351–356

Lee, J.

• Spectral-Spatial Ensemble Learning for Invasive Robinia Pseudoacacia Detection Using UAV-Based Hyperspectral Imaging, pages 107–114
• UAV-Based Remote Sensing, GIS, and Its Application in Archaeology: A Case Study of the Xiongnu Elite Burial Complex at Gol Mod-II, Mongolia, pages 201–208
• A Study on the Concept of Restoration through the Kaesong Manwoldae Digital Restoration Platform: Focusing on Cesare Brandi’s Restoration Theory and the Concept of Unità, pages 209–214
• 3D Gaussian Splatting for Enhanced Documentation of Cultural Artifacts, pages 215–222

Lee, J.-H.

• Development of an Artificial Intelligence-based Platform for the Analysis and Utilization of Cultural Heritage Data, pages 39–46

Lee, K.

• Automated Digital Documentation and Interpretation of Subsurface Cultural Heritage Based on 3D Geometry and AI Inference, pages 223–228

Lee, S. O.

• A Study on the Prevention of Specular Reflections in 3D Scanning of Glossy Artifacts, pages 157–163
• Photogrammetry-Based Monitoring for the Continuous Management of Cultural Heritage: A Case Study of the Petroglyphs of Cheonjeon-ri, Ulju, pages 275–281

Lee, Y. S.

• Database Design for a Hanbok Data Archive: Focused on the Seok Juseon Memorial Museum Collection of Dankook University, pages 229–235

Li, J.

• Research on Innovative Design of Ancient Chinese Architectural Polychromy Based on AIGC: A Case Study of Song Dynasty Architectural Polychromy Patterns, pages 237–244

Li, X.

• Research on Innovative Design of Ancient Chinese Architectural Polychromy Based on AIGC: A Case Study of Song Dynasty Architectural Polychromy Patterns, pages 237–244

Li, Z.

• Identification and Risk Assessment of Erosion Characteristics of the Rammed-Earth Great Wall from the Perspective of Preventive Conservation, pages 335–339

Lin, W.

• A Multi-Regional Cultural Heritage Risk Monitoring and Management Platform for Grotto Temple Sites, pages 341–349

Liu, J.

• Research on Innovative Design of Ancient Chinese Architectural Polychromy Based on AIGC: A Case Study of Song Dynasty Architectural Polychromy Patterns, pages 237–244

Lou, Z.

• Research on Innovative Design of Ancient Chinese Architectural Polychromy Based on AIGC: A Case Study of Song Dynasty Architectural Polychromy Patterns, pages 237–244

Luhmann, T.

• An End-to-End AI Pipeline for Wood Knot Detection to Enhance Structural Assessment in Historic Timber Structures, pages 267–274

Luo, H.

• Toward Cross-Scale, Multimodal Data Applications: An Exploratory Framework of Movement Model in “Sea-Channel-Island”, pages 245–252

M

Maiwald, F.

• An End-to-End AI Pipeline for Wood Knot Detection to Enhance Structural Assessment in Historic Timber Structures, pages 267–274

Maralngurra, G.

• Virtual Representations and Imagined Reconstructions of one of Australia’s most significant Bark Painting Collections, pages 81–88

May, S. K.

• Virtual Representations and Imagined Reconstructions of one of Australia’s most significant Bark Painting Collections, pages 81–88

Mazzacca, G.

• A Roman Carved Tale Modelled in 3D and Interpreted with AI, pages 253–260

Medici, M.

• A Roman Carved Tale Modelled in 3D and Interpreted with AI, pages 253–260

Mendoza, J. T. P.

• Cultural Mapping of Natural Heritages in the First and Second Congressional Districts in Iloilo Province West Central Philippines, pages 261–266

Min, J.

• 3D Gaussian Splatting for Enhanced Documentation of Cultural Artifacts, pages 215–222

N

Namundja, M.

• Virtual Representations and Imagined Reconstructions of one of Australia’s most significant Bark Painting Collections, pages 81–88

O

Oh, J. E.

• A Study on the Prevention of Specular Reflections in 3D Scanning of Glossy Artifacts, pages 157–163

P

Pan, J.

• An End-to-End AI Pipeline for Wood Knot Detection to Enhance Structural Assessment in Historic Timber Structures, pages 267–274

Park, C.

• Spectral-Spatial Ensemble Learning for Invasive Robinia Pseudoacacia Detection Using UAV-Based Hyperspectral Imaging, pages 107–114

Park, C.-W.

• Development of an Artificial Intelligence-based Platform for the Analysis and Utilization of Cultural Heritage Data, pages 39–46

Park, H. J.

• Photogrammetry-Based Monitoring for the Continuous Management of Cultural Heritage: A Case Study of the Petroglyphs of Cheonjeon-ri, Ulju, pages 275–281

Park, J.

• A Study on the Concept of Restoration through the Kaesong Manwoldae Digital Restoration Platform: Focusing on Cesare Brandi’s Restoration Theory and the Concept of Unità, pages 209–214

Park, S.

• 3D Gaussian Splatting for Enhanced Documentation of Cultural Artifacts, pages 215–222

Park, Y.

• A Study on the Concept of Restoration through the Kaesong Manwoldae Digital Restoration Platform: Focusing on Cesare Brandi’s Restoration Theory and the Concept of Unità, pages 209–214

Patrucco, G.

• Transfer Learning Strategies for the Enhancement of Point Cloud Semantic Segmentation Processes in Landscape Heritage Contexts, pages 47–55

Petti, L.

• Assessment of Masonry Wall Deformation through Vertical Displacement Gradients Using COSMO-SkyMed SAR Interferometry: The Case Study of Archaeological Park of Pompeii, pages 29–37

R

Raghavan, M.

• A Comparative Assessment of Open-source Building Footprint Data for Indian Heritage Sites: Towards a Shape-preserving 3D mapping, pages 73–79

Rajendran, M.

• Digitally Documenting Indian Water Heritage: Challenges, Strategies and Standardisation, pages 283–291

Ramirez, A. R. L.

• Cultural Mapping of Natural Heritages in the First and Second Congressional Districts in Iloilo Province West Central Philippines, pages 261–266

Ranjbari, A.

• A Non-Uniform Processing Method (NUPM) for Large Photogrammetry Datasets: Case Study of Shams-ol-Emareh, Golestan Palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Iran, pages 293–300

Rega, M. F.

• TRACE-ing the Gaps: Mapping Interventions on Incomplete 3D Meshes, pages 3–11

Remondino, F.

• A Roman Carved Tale Modelled in 3D and Interpreted with AI, pages 253–260
• Simulation-driven Thermal Analyses for Cultural Heritage Conservation, pages 301–308

Rigon, S.

• A Roman Carved Tale Modelled in 3D and Interpreted with AI, pages 253–260

Rinaudo, F.

• GIS as an Information and Decision-Support Tool for Sustainable Rural Heritage Management: The Case of Ankara, pages 21–27

Roman, O.

• Simulation-driven Thermal Analyses for Cultural Heritage Conservation, pages 301–308

S

Salcedo Paparoni, V.

• Scanning Authenticity: On the Limits of 3D Representation in Museums, pages 193–199

Sanjmyatav, B.

• UAV-Based Remote Sensing, GIS, and Its Application in Archaeology: A Case Study of the Xiongnu Elite Burial Complex at Gol Mod-II, Mongolia, pages 201–208

Shin, H.

• Educational Strategies for Digital Documentation in Southeast Asian World Heritage Cities: Implementing the HUL Approach, pages 309–315

Sieberth, T.

• Long-Term Geometric Monitoring of the Bremen Cog: Monitoring Concept, First Results and Future Perspectives, pages 115–122

Skarlatos, D.

• Investigating the Accuracy of a 360° Camera for 3D Modeling in Confined Spaces: 360° Panorama vs 25-Rig Compared to TLS, pages 139–146

Spanò, A.

• Transfer Learning Strategies for the Enhancement of Point Cloud Semantic Segmentation Processes in Landscape Heritage Contexts, pages 47–55

Sterpin, A.

• A Roman Carved Tale Modelled in 3D and Interpreted with AI, pages 253–260

Su, P.

• Addressing Flood Risk Assessment and Heritage Conservation by Integrating HBIM and GIS: The Case Study of Castello del Valentino (Italy), pages 65–72

Sullini, M.

• TRACE-ing the Gaps: Mapping Interventions on Incomplete 3D Meshes, pages 3–11

T

TP, A.

• Digitally Documenting Indian Water Heritage: Challenges, Strategies and Standardisation, pages 283–291

Taçon, P. S. C.

• Virtual Representations and Imagined Reconstructions of one of Australia’s most significant Bark Painting Collections, pages 81–88

Teppati Losè, L.

• Addressing Flood Risk Assessment and Heritage Conservation by Integrating HBIM and GIS: The Case Study of Castello del Valentino (Italy), pages 65–72

Thise, A.

• Video Games as a Tool for Heritage Mediation, Application on the Monument of Sennefer in the Theban Necropolis, Egypt, pages 317–325

Tian, S.

• Research on Innovative Design of Ancient Chinese Architectural Polychromy Based on AIGC: A Case Study of Song Dynasty Architectural Polychromy Patterns, pages 237–244

V

Vlachos, M.

• Investigating the Accuracy of a 360° Camera for 3D Modeling in Confined Spaces: 360° Panorama vs 25-Rig Compared to TLS, pages 139–146

W

Wang, S.

• AI-Enabled Cultural Heritage Conservation Data Management: Taking Mogao Grottoes as an Example, pages 327–333
• A Multi-Regional Cultural Heritage Risk Monitoring and Management Platform for Grotto Temple Sites, pages 341–349

Wang, T.

• Identification and Risk Assessment of Erosion Characteristics of the Rammed-Earth Great Wall from the Perspective of Preventive Conservation, pages 335–339

Wang, X.

• AI-Enabled Cultural Heritage Conservation Data Management: Taking Mogao Grottoes as an Example, pages 327–333
• A Multi-Regional Cultural Heritage Risk Monitoring and Management Platform for Grotto Temple Sites, pages 341–349

Whitman, C.

• Assessing Heritage Interpretation’s Inclusion of Building Conservation: Insights from a Quantitative Data Analysis of Eight Welsh Properties, pages 131–138

Wiedmann, S.

• Long-Term Geometric Monitoring of the Bremen Cog: Monitoring Concept, First Results and Future Perspectives, pages 115–122

Won, J.

• Surface Estimation of an Ancient City Using Spatial Interpolation: The Case of the Capital of Silla, an Ancient State in Korea, pages 147–155

Wu, T.-C.

• Integrating AI and 3D Digital Technologies to Assist in the Stylistic Analysis of Taiwanese Artisan Paintings: A Case Study on Door God Imagery, pages 351–356

X

Xu, J.-Y.

• Integrating AI and 3D Digital Technologies to Assist in the Stylistic Analysis of Taiwanese Artisan Paintings: A Case Study on Door God Imagery, pages 351–356

Y

Yu, J.

• A Procedural Content Generation for Conveying Historical Context of Digital Heritage Content: A Case Study of Bongsudang Jinchan-do, pages 123–130
• Realistic and Interactive Virtual Museum Representation Using 3D Gaussian Splatting, pages 185–192

Yu, S.

• Spectral-Spatial Ensemble Learning for Invasive Robinia Pseudoacacia Detection Using UAV-Based Hyperspectral Imaging, pages 107–114

Z

Zambrano, A.

• Assessment of Masonry Wall Deformation through Vertical Displacement Gradients Using COSMO-SkyMed SAR Interferometry: The Case Study of Archaeological Park of Pompeii, pages 29–37

Zhong, H.

• Research on Innovative Design of Ancient Chinese Architectural Polychromy Based on AIGC: A Case Study of Song Dynasty Architectural Polychromy Patterns, pages 237–244

Zuchtriegel, G.

• Assessment of Masonry Wall Deformation through Vertical Displacement Gradients Using COSMO-SkyMed SAR Interferometry: The Case Study of Archaeological Park of Pompeii, pages 29–37