Vol 17, No 32 (2024)

3D digital models. Accessibility and inclusive fruition

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Editorials

3D Digital Models / Accessibility and Inclusive Fruition
Adriana Rossi, Luca Cipriani, Pedro Manuel Cabezos
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Articles

Beyond the frame: a multifaceted approach to Cultural Heritage 3D models through levels of iconicity and user-centric visualization tools
Fabrizio Ivan Apollonio, Marco Gaiani, Simone Garagnani
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Application of the 3D laser scanner for the analysis of hospital routes in terms of universal accessibility
Teresa Sánchez-Jáuregui Descalzo, Patricia Domínguez-Gómez, Nicolás Gutiérrez-Pérez, Pilar Chías Navarro
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Entering the Emperor’s Villa: an integrated methodology to enrich cognitive accessibility of an archaeological site
Silvia Bertacchi, Benedetta Adembri
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A methodology to make cultural heritage more accessible to people with visual disabilities through 3d Printing
Manuel De-Miguel-Sánchez, Nicolás Gutiérrez-Pérez
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An integrated approach for investigating roman cupolas: from segmented models to trikentron analyis
Elena Eramo, Filippo Fantini
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Beyond digitisation and high-res 3D modelling of complex archaeological sites: shaping virtual heritage, XR engagement and preservation of Neanderthal Man’s remains and Lamalunga cave
Fabrizio Banfi, Elena Rosangela Dellù, Fabio Roncoroni, Giovanna Cacudi
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The fruition of Intangible Heritage through gamification: accessibility, inclusiveness, and transmission of values in the Heriverso project
Francisco Juan-Vidal, Jordi Díaz-Maiquez, Gianna Bertacchi, Adolfo Ibáñez-Vila, Gersón Beltrán López
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3D Heritage Data Fruition and Management. Point Cloud Processing for Thematic Interpretation
Federica Maietti, Gabriele Giau, Guido Galvani
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Semantic HBIM approach for digital inclusion
Nicola Rimella, Anna Osello, Hatice Busra Ozturk, Matteo Del Giudice
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Accuracy measurement of automatic remeshing tools
Mattia Sullini
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Methodology for Data Integration in 3D-HBIM Digital Models. Case Study: the Holy Chalice Chapel of Valencia Cathedral
Pablo Ariel Escudero, Concepción López González, Jorge Luis García Valldecabres
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The Scuola Grande di San Marco in Venice between architecture and perspective reliefs: restitutions and applications of advanced fruition
Silvia Masserano, Veronica Riavis
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Scan-to-BIM and segmentation processes for the conservation of cultural heritage. A workflow proposal
Saverio D'Auria, Pierpaolo D'Agostino
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Virtual Anastilosis of a Baroque Dome Disassembled Two Decades Ago: The Case of the Presbytery of Valencia Cathedral
Eduard Maria Baviera Llópez, Jorge Llopis Verdú, Ignacio Cabodevilla-Artieda
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From 3D reality-based models to volumes for structural analysis: some critical issues
Sara Gonizzi Barsanti, Juergen Juergen Frick
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Data sharing and interoperability in HBIM applied to the Rame Tower
Josefina García-León, Patrizia Murrieri, Manuel Torres Picazo
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BIM methodology for unbuilt architecture. Louis Kahn's Parasol Houses
Santiago Lillo Giner, Angel Weng, Claudio Formicola
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Invisible architecture, communicating space through sound models
Salvatore Di Pace, Alfonso Ippolito, Francisco Juan-Vidal
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The Accessible Communication of Spaces and Their Meanings
Cristina Candito, Alessandro Meloni, Ilenio Celoria
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Interviews

Disegnare con... MARCO GAIANI
Adriana Rossi
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