2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-40651-0_21
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Abstract: Abstract. As Virtual Reality (VR) expands its application range in various domains, one area that benefits more and more from VR implementation is cultural heritage. This synergy has created a new research subject: virtual cultural heritage, with specific challenges and with the key issue being to reconstruct the 3D virtual model of a real cultural artefact or item. We propose that by transcending the classic 3D reconstruction instruments to online services available remotely these newly appeared challenges ca… Show more

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“…The institutions more likely to achieve digitization are the larger ones, which have more resources, whereas the smaller ones fail to engage in or complete this process in the absence of the necessary infrastructure, resources, and staff [44]. Lack of standardized metadata and different collection management systems used in digital libraries without sufficient technical standards are the main barriers in digitizing collections [45].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The institutions more likely to achieve digitization are the larger ones, which have more resources, whereas the smaller ones fail to engage in or complete this process in the absence of the necessary infrastructure, resources, and staff [44]. Lack of standardized metadata and different collection management systems used in digital libraries without sufficient technical standards are the main barriers in digitizing collections [45].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The online presence of these models is argued to bring about a higher accessibility and availability for scientists, researchers, and users. The process would also contribute to a better preservation of cultural artefacts as a digital archive of these 3D representations was created [45].…”
Section: Smart Culture -Good Practice Examples and Underlying Tecmentioning
confidence: 99%