Abstract:We design a computational method to align pairs of counter-fitting fracture surfaces of digitized archaeological artefacts. The challenge is to achieve an accurate fit, even though the data is inherently lacking material through abrasion, missing geometry of the counterparts, and may have been acquired by different scanning practices. We propose to use the non-linear complementarity-preserving properties of Mathematical Morphology to guide the pairwise fitting in a manner inherently insensitive to these aspect… Show more
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