COSCH − Colour and Space in Cultural Heritage, A New COST Action Starts

Boochs, Frank

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“…Lighting refers to the shading of specific parts of an object [236] and is of high relevance for visual comparisons and the realism of virtual visualizations [237][238][239][240][241][242]. Color is also highly relevant for perception-in the case of historical objects, it ranges from realistic coloring and scales to code parameters or support, visually distinguishing model parts [243][244][245][246][247]. Methodologies for investigating the perception of digital visualizations are available but not comprehensively used yet to assess 3D/4D reconstructions.…”

Section: Visual Design and Perception Of 3d/4d Contentmentioning

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A Digital 4D Information System on the World Scale: Research Challenges, Approaches, and Preliminary Results

Münster,

Maiwald,

Bruschke

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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Numerous digital media repositories have been set up during recent decades, each containing plenty of data about historic cityscapes. In contrast, digital 3D reconstructions of no longer extant cityscapes have so far almost solely been performed for specific cases and via manual modelling techniques. Within the Jena4D research group, we are investigating and developing methods and technologies for transferring historical media and their contextual information into 4D models. The next step will be to automate this process and extend it to the world scale. Our team are working on different facets of that endeavor: retrieving images, text, and object data from public sources; crowdsourcing and collecting qualitative data from contests and pupil labs; processing historical plans and photographs to extract spatial data; location-based mobile visualization; and collection-browsing interfaces. This article is intended to highlight (1) current challenges, (2) the state of the art, (3) our approach to 4D modelling and visualization on the world scale, and (4) results from testing demo cases in Dresden, Jena, and Amsterdam.

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A Digital 4D Information System on the World Scale: Research Challenges, Approaches, and Preliminary Results

Münster,

Maiwald,

Bruschke

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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“…were presented as a method for data classification. After chromosomal straightening with a medial axis locating technique, the segmentation accuracy was 95.644% [44].…”

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A study of machine learning techniques for Automated Karyotyping System

Kaur,

Dhir

2023

Preprint

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Genetic abnormalities constitute a considerable share of all the existing societal healthcare issues. There has been a dire need for the automation of chromosomal analysis, hence supporting laboratory workers in effective classification and identifying such abnormalities. Nevertheless, with many modern image processing techniques, like Karyotyping, improved the life expectancy and the quality of life of such cases. The standard image-based analysis procedures include Pre-processing, Segmentation, Feature extraction, and Classification of images. When explicitly considering Karyotyping, the processes of Segmentation and Classification of chromosomes have been the most complex, with much existing literature focusing on the same. Various model-based machine learning models have proven to be highly effective in solving existing issues and building an artificial intelligence-based, autonomous-centric karyotyping system. An autonomous Karyotyping System will connect the pre-processing, Segmentation, and classification of metaphase images. The review focuses on machine learning-based algorithms for efficient classification accuracy. The study has the sole motive of moving towards an effective classification method for karyotype metaphase images, which will eventually predict the fetus’s abnormalities more effectively. The study’s results shall benefit future researchers working in this area.

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“…A mutual understanding and agreement about the complexities of undertaking such recoding tasks is necessary in order to deliver appropriate spectral or spatial data of physical cultural heritage objects adapted to the needs of cultural heritage experts who rely on and work with those data. The COST Action TD1201: Colour and Space in Cultural Heritage (COSCH) (Boochs 2012;Boochs et al 2013), brought together these experts to enhance mutual understanding among the disciplines in order to better record and preserve material cultural heritage. In addition to preparing guides to good practice for cultural heritage documentation through publications, the COSCH experts have structured the relevant knowledge into a machine-readable format.…”

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Digital Techniques for Documenting and Preserving Cultural Heritage

2018

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This exciting series publishes both monographs and edited thematic collections in the broad areas of cultural heritage, digital humanities, collecting and collections, public history and allied areas of applied humanities. In the spirit of our mission to take a stand for the humanities, this series illustrates humanities research keeping pace with technological innovation, globalization, and democratization. We value a variety of established, new, and diverse voices and topics in humanities research and this series provides a platform for publishing the results of cuttingedge projects within these fields. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS and Space in Cultural Heritage (www.cosch.info), supported by the European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST, www.cost.eu). COST is a funding agency for research and innovation networks. COST Actions help connect research initiatives across Europe and enable scientists to grow their ideas by sharing them with their peers. This boosts their research, career and innovation.

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COSCH − Colour and Space in Cultural Heritage, A New COST Action Starts

Cited by 8 publications

References 6 publications

A Digital 4D Information System on the World Scale: Research Challenges, Approaches, and Preliminary Results

A Digital 4D Information System on the World Scale: Research Challenges, Approaches, and Preliminary Results

A study of machine learning techniques for Automated Karyotyping System

Digital Techniques for Documenting and Preserving Cultural Heritage

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