Three-Dimensional Laser Scanning Technology Assisted Investigation and Extraction of Human Bone Information in Archaeological Sites at Shenna Ruins, China

Li, Jiaxin; Li, Kaiyuan; Zhao, Fangnan; Xue, Fu‐Shan; Yu, Jianping; Li, Yuhu; Chao, Xiaolian; Wang, Juanli; Mai, Bingjie; Cao, Jun

doi:10.3390/coatings12101507

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“…[7,8,9]. The study not only involves cultural heritage such as ancient ruins [10], ancient buildings [11] and cave temples [12], but also larger scale historical and cultural cities [13] and historical and cultural districts [14].…”

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Conservation Study of Hakka Architecture Nanyuan Shidi Wailong House

Chiu,

Cai,

Dong

et al. 2024

E3S Web of Conf.

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In Chinese traditional culture, the Hakka spirit embedded in traditional Hakka buildings occupies an extremely important position, and if the protection method is not appropriate, it will damage the typical buildings inherited by the Hakka for centuries, which is not conducive to the cultural inheritance of the Hakka. Traditional restoration methods are difficult to accurately and completely restore the original buildings due to reasons such as low efficiency, aging equipment and thus inability to achieve the expected restoration results. Based on the point cloud data obtained from CAD processing by 3D scanning technology, a comprehensive 3D building model information is established to form a building structure database, which is helpful for the formation of the Hakka traditional building database.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Conservation Study of Hakka Architecture Nanyuan Shidi Wailong House

Chiu,

Cai,

Dong

et al. 2024

E3S Web of Conf.

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“…Some more recent works gave a substantial contribution towards the survey techniques of historical artifacts. Li et al presented the extraction process of human bone relics at the Shenna Ruins in China based on the integration of the laser scanning data (Li et al, 2022). They achieved a reduced human intervention and destruction on the site compared with the traditional archaeological human bone packaging and extraction process.…”

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The 3d Reconstruction of the Sansevero Chapel Anatomical Machines: A Geomatics Challenge

Del Pizzo,

Di Ciaccio,

Gaglione

et al. 2024

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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Abstract. This work presents the results of a geomatic survey conducted on the Anatomical Machines within the Sansevero Chapel in Naples, Italy. These anatomical artifacts have the unique characteristics of being upright standing skeletons with nearly intact circulatory systems. Previous research revealed that the intricate vascular systems, once believed to be natural, are instead elaborate reconstructions made using materials such as beeswax and dyes.In response to the lack of metric data of these models, a series of geomatic surveys has been conducted to create the Machines’ 3D models. This study discusses the theoretical and practical challenges associated with surveying these complex and fragile artifacts, emphasising the need for accurate extraction techniques to overcome the limitations imposed by the wooden cases in which they are encased. Two distinct approaches were used: a photogrammetric reconstruction and a laser scanning survey to overcome some logistical difficulties encountered. Despite the challenges, the 3D models' analysis gave satisfactory results.This work addresses the palaeopathological and anatomical questions related to the Anatomical Machines by leveraging non-invasive geomatic methodologies, shedding light on the complexities of surveying historically significant artifacts and aiming at further establishing a valuable foundation for improving these modelling techniques.

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“…It has been widely used in data collection, archiving, data analysis, status investigation and monitoring, and digital display [18][19][20]. The study not only involves cultural heritage, such as ancient sites [21], ancient buildings [22], and cave temples [23], but also includes larger-scale historical and cultural cities [24] and historical and cultural districts [25]. In addition, with the development of computer technology, 3D scanning technology can be combined with GIS (Geographic Information System) and BIM (Building Information Modeling).…”

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A 3D Spatial Diagnostic Framework of Sustainable Historic and Cultural District Preservation: A Case Study in Henan, China

Zhang

Fang

et al. 2023

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Three-dimensional (3D) information technology has become an important technical support in digital heritage preservation practice. However, due to the lack of systematic quantitative research, it is difficult to form a comprehensive understanding of the historic and cultural districts, from macro to micro. Our study aimed to establish a systematic 3D spatial diagnostic framework combining 3D scanning and SPSS data descriptive analysis and regression analysis for historic and cultural districts to promote sustainable historic and cultural area preservation. Taking Zhongshan Street in Qi County as an example, data statistical analysis was carried out on morphological feature data from the macro level of the district, the meso level of architecture, and the micro level of elements. The research conclusion shows that at the macro level the street form continues the main features of a traditional alley spatial skyline, height–width ratio, and sectional symbol language. At the meso level, the architecture reveals various periods of style in terms of the facade width and mathematical relationship between traditional architectural facades. At the micro level, architectural detailing explains the main reasons for the recent new construction being inconsistent with the historic and cultural district appearance. This quantitative diagnostic method can accurately analyze the current characteristics of historic and cultural districts and easily provide effective suggestions for follow-up preservation methods.

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Three-Dimensional Laser Scanning Technology Assisted Investigation and Extraction of Human Bone Information in Archaeological Sites at Shenna Ruins, China

Cited by 4 publications

References 21 publications

Conservation Study of Hakka Architecture Nanyuan Shidi Wailong House

Conservation Study of Hakka Architecture Nanyuan Shidi Wailong House

The 3d Reconstruction of the Sansevero Chapel Anatomical Machines: A Geomatics Challenge

A 3D Spatial Diagnostic Framework of Sustainable Historic and Cultural District Preservation: A Case Study in Henan, China

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