Scientific Computing and Cultural Heritage

1. Mathematical Methods for Spectral Image Reconstruction
Wolfgang Baatz, Massimo Fornasier, Jan Haskovec

2. 3D Modeling: New Method for Quantifying Post-depositional Damages
Leore Grosman, Gonen Sharon, Talia Goldman-Neuman, Oded Smikt, Uzy Smilansky

3. Towards an Automated True Color Projection onto Adaptively Reduced Point Data from 3D Surface Scans
Christoph Hoppe, Susanne Krömker

4. Boon and Bane of High Resolutions in 3D Cultural Heritage Documentation
Christian Hörr, Guido Brunnett

5. Automated GPU-Based Surface Morphology Reconstruction of Volume Data for Archaeology
Daniel Jungblut, Stephan Karl, Hubert Mara, Susanne Krömker, Gabriel Wittum

6. Color Restoration in Cultural Heritage Images Using Support Vector Machines
Paul Nemes, Mihaela Gordan, Aurel Vlaicu

7. Image-Based Techniques in Cultural Heritage Modeling
Martin Sauerbier

8. Digital Geoarchaeology: An Approach to Reconstructing Ancient Landscapes at the Human-Environmental Interface
Christoph Siart, Barbara Brilmayer Bakti, Bernhard Eitel

9. IT in the Reconstruction of Ceramics
Rustam Singatulin, Olga Yakovenko

10. Towards a Computer-Based Understanding of Medieval Images
Pradeep Yarlagadda, Antonio Monroy, Bernd Carqué, Björn Ommer

11. An Automatic Method to Determine the Diameter of Historical Coins in Images
Sebastian Zambanini, Michael Herrmann, Martin Kampel

12. Mapping Change: A Collaborative GIS-based Cue Card System for the Humanities
Georg Christ

13. MAG, an Italian XML Application Profile for the Submission and Transfer of Metadata and Digitized Cultural Contents
Pierluigi Feliciati

14. An Ontology-Based Communication System for Cultural Heritage: Approach and Progress of the WissKI Project
Georg Hohmann, Bernhard Schiemann

15. Artefact Cataloguing System as a Reasoning Model
Visnja Klepo, Galina Paskaleva

16. Archaeological Information Systems
Iman Kulitz, Peter Ferschin

17. ISEE: Retrieve Information in Cultural Heritage Navigating in 3D Environment
Laura Pecchioli, Fawzi Mohamed, Marcello Carrozzino

18. Interactive Narratives for Exploring the Historical City of Salzburg
John Pereira, Andreas Strasser, Margareta Strasser, Thomas Strasser

19. “Archäologische Museen vernetzt”: An Information System for the Archaeological Museums in Bavaria
Kurt Schaller, Christof Flügel, Jakob Egger, Christian Uhlir

20. The 3D Morphometric Survey as Efficient Tool for Documentation and Restoration in Pompeii: The Research Project of Via dell’Abbondanza

Marcello Balzani, Guido Galvani, Federica Maietti, Nicola Santopuoli

21. A Multimedia Museum Application Based Upon a Landscape Embedded Digital 3D Model of an Ancient Settlement
Silke Boos, Sabine Hornung, Hartmut Müller

22. Computing the “Holy Wisdom”
Oliver Hauck, Andreas Noback, Lars Grobe

23. The Virtual and Physical Reconstruction of the Octagon and Hadrian’s Temple in Ephesus
Ursula Quatember, Barbara Thuswaldner, Robert Kalasek, Bernd Breuckmann, Christiane Bathow

24. 3D Texture Modeling of an Important Cycle of Renaissance Frescoes in Italy
Eliana Siotto, Domenico Visintini

25. Practical Experiences with a Low Cost Laser Scanner
Kor Sokchea, Bou Vannaren, Des Phal, Pheakdey Nguonphan, Michael J. Winckler

26. Historic Quarries: Case Studies
Christian Uhlir, Kurt Schaller, Michael Unterwurzacher

27. The Angel’s Cave. A Database for the Restoration and Valorisation of the San Michele Archangel Site, Olevano sul Tusciano (Salerno, Italy)
Cristina Vanucci, Marcello Balzani, Rosalba Feo, Francesco Viroli, Luca Rossato

28. 3D Reconstruction of Banteay Chhmar Temple for Google Earth
Puthnith Var, Des Phal, Pheakdey Nguonphan, Michael J. Winckler

29. 3D Reconstruction of Archaeological Trenches from Photographs
Robert Wulf, Anne Sedlazeck, Reinhard Koch

30. Salt Dough and a Laser Scanner
Paul Yule

Keywords: Mathematics, Applications of Mathematics, Mathematical Applications in Computer Science, Math Applications in Computer Science, Computer Appl. in Arts and Humanities, Architectural History and Theory