A

Abergel, V.

• From Fragmented Repertoires to a Property Graph: A Queryable Atlas of Byzantine Geometric Mosaic Bands for Architectural Heritage, pages 151–158

Achille, C.

• Exploring 4D Representation of Historic Gardens: A Semantic and Multi-Source Integration Framework Using GIS and Cesium Platforms, pages 239–246

Agustina, L. K.

• Integrating Terrestrial Laser Scanning and 3D Gaussian Splatting for Heritage Building Documentation and Monitoring, pages 463–470

Altadonna, A.

• A Scale-constrained Multi-source Photogrammetric Survey for Archaeological Documentation: Methodological Choices, Accuracy Assessment, and Critical Evaluation, pages 1–8

Andika, W.

• Integrating Terrestrial Laser Scanning and 3D Gaussian Splatting for Heritage Building Documentation and Monitoring, pages 463–470

Angeloni, R.

• Combining HBIM and AR for Heritage Conservation. From Digital Survey to an Interactive Management Tool, pages 97–104

Antuono, G.

• Toward Generalized Multi-Typological Classification of Cultural Heritage: A Random Forest Approach, pages 9–16
• BIM-AR Interactive Data Accessibility in Cultural Heritage: a VPL Integrated Approach, pages 121–127

Azzola, P.

• Differential Geometry for Morphological Analysis of the Built Environment: a Reproducible Workflow to Standardise the Interpretation of Point Clouds, pages 81–88

de Arriba Pérez, F.

• Workflows for analysing and utilizing large-scale 3D datasets of cultural heritage, pages 319–325

B

Balloni, E.

• GARF-CH: Generalizable Flow-Matched 3D Reassembly of Fragmented Cultural Heritage Point Clouds, pages 17–24

Barazzetti, L.

• 3D Modeling and Rendering with a Tesla Model 3 Highland, pages 25–32
• Geometry reconstruction and orthophoto generation from 3D Gaussian Splatting in architectures with thin elements, pages 383–390

Barbierato, L.

• From the 3D metric survey to a living digital shadow through IoT integration of real-time data. The case study of the Cavour Canal water bridge, pages 303–310

Barreiro, A.

• ShinyNeRF: Digitizing Anisotropic Appearance in Neural Radiance Fields, pages 33–40

Bazan, W.

• Photogrammetric processing of hyperhemispherical images with off-the-shelf solutions, pages 479–485

Beinat, A.

• How the Choice of SLAM Algorithm Impacts Point Cloud Classification: An Experimental Evaluation, pages 295–302

Belfiore, C. M.

• A 3D-based Web Platform for Multi-Source Diagnostic Data Fusion and Visualization, pages 41–48

Bergerot, L.

• A W7 structured metadata framework for reinforcing data provenances in 2D/3D digitization workflows, pages 351–358

Berizzi, F.

• Reconstruction of lost architectural decorations by integrating archival photographs with 3D survey of the status quo: an investigation into Gaetano Vaccani’s grisaille technique, pages 49–56

Bertolasi, G.

• 3DGeoRef: an automated framework for georeferencing heritage 3D models, pages 407–414

Betsas, T.

• Exploring Point Transformers on 3D Semantic Segmentation of Javanese Architectures, pages 57–64

Bilgi, S.

• 3D Documentation of Cultural Heritage Obtained by the Use of Point Clouds: The Case Study of Molla Hüsrev Mosque, pages 223–229

Bocheńska, A.

• The integration of multi-source 3D data for heritage greenery inventory and monitoring in the Royal Castle in Warsaw, pages 215–222

Bolognesi, C. M.

• Photogrammetry on 3D Renders of Parametric Built Heritage Models for Interoperability, pages 447–454

Bono, J.

• From sources to Levels of Reference (LoRef) for the virtual reconstructions of the Priene Theatre: an interoperable and informative HBIM workflow, pages 167–174

Bonora, V.

• SLAM-based survey supporting vulnerability assessments of built heritage at risk, pages 113–120

Bosch, C.

• ShinyNeRF: Digitizing Anisotropic Appearance in Neural Radiance Fields, pages 33–40

Bruno, N.

• Rapid 3D Survey and GIS-Based Workflow for Heritage Risk Assessment. The Case Study of Mirandola, Italy, pages 65–72

Bruschi, G.

• A Scan-to-HBIM Workflow to Trace the Level of Modelling Accuracy. The Case of Palazzo Carignano in Turin, pages 455–462

Burt, R.

• Multi-Sensor Documentation of a Demolished Spaceflight Engineering Heritage Site, pages 255–262

C

Cailotto, A.

• Underground photogrammetry. Lessons learned from digitising environments in total darkness, pages 279–286

Calcerano, F.

• Multiscale Digital Survey and HBIM-GIS Integration for the Conservation of the Kasbah of Mehdya (Morocco), pages 159–166

Callieri, M.

• A 3D-based Web Platform for Multi-Source Diagnostic Data Fusion and Visualization, pages 41–48

Campisi, M. T.

• A Scale-constrained Multi-source Photogrammetric Survey for Archaeological Documentation: Methodological Choices, Accuracy Assessment, and Critical Evaluation, pages 1–8

Campos, M. B.

• Photogrammetric processing of hyperhemispherical images with off-the-shelf solutions, pages 479–485

Cangi, G.

• Multiscale Digital Survey and HBIM-GIS Integration for the Conservation of the Kasbah of Mehdya (Morocco), pages 159–166

Cannella, F.

• GARF-CH: Generalizable Flow-Matched 3D Reassembly of Fragmented Cultural Heritage Point Clouds, pages 17–24

Caponi, M.

• From Digital Reconstruction to Immersive Education: Virtual Reality Cultural Heritage Experience, pages 73–80

Cardaci, A.

• Differential Geometry for Morphological Analysis of the Built Environment: a Reproducible Workflow to Standardise the Interpretation of Point Clouds, pages 81–88

Carmeliti, M.

• A comparative evaluation of 3D reconstruction with photogrammetry, NeRFs and 3D Gaussian Splatting in Cultura Heritage Restoration, pages 89–96

Casciola, M.

• Multi-Layered 3D Survey Process to Represent Visible and Invisible Data, pages 415–422

Castan, F.

• Bridging Open-Source Photogrammetry : Toward Synergies Between Meshroom, MicMac and others, pages 343–350

Castanheiro, L. F.

• Photogrammetric processing of hyperhemispherical images with off-the-shelf solutions, pages 479–485

Ceppetelli, A.

• Dissonant Heritage and Digital Practices. Enhancing Material Conservation and Memorial Narratives, pages 271–278

Cera, V.

• Toward Generalized Multi-Typological Classification of Cultural Heritage: A Random Forest Approach, pages 9–16
• Multi-Layered 3D Survey Process to Represent Visible and Invisible Data, pages 415–422

Cessari, L.

• Multiscale Digital Survey and HBIM-GIS Integration for the Conservation of the Kasbah of Mehdya (Morocco), pages 159–166

Chalhoub, M.

• From Survey to Action: AI-Driven Severe Damage Mapping, pages 519–526

Chiappini, S.

• Multi-temporal UAV-based multispectral analysis for vegetation-related risk assessment in archaeological areas, pages 175–182

Chinthakindi, S.

• From the 3D metric survey to a living digital shadow through IoT integration of real-time data. The case study of the Cavour Canal water bridge, pages 303–310

Ciani, J.

• The VR visualization of Giovanni da San Giovanni's Chapel, pages 327–334

Ciarlo, D.

• Toward Generalized Multi-Typological Classification of Cultural Heritage: A Random Forest Approach, pages 9–16
• 3D Thermal-Photogrammetric Modeling with an Integrated Digital Platform for Heritage Preservation, pages 137–142

Cipriani, G.

• A Digital Geometric Comparison Between a ‘Vegetal Architecture’ and its Maquette : the Pincio Promenade and the Plastico di Roma, pages 367–374

Clini, P.

• Combining HBIM and AR for Heritage Conservation. From Digital Survey to an Interactive Management Tool, pages 97–104

Codiglione, M.

• 3D Semantic Digital Twins: Data Streams and Ontologies for Risk Prediction in Heritage Contexts, pages 105–112

Colapietro, M.

• SLAM-based survey supporting vulnerability assessments of built heritage at risk, pages 113–120

Comte, F.

• Dür.air: reconciling acquisition and interpretation in cultural heritage field documentation, pages 129–136

Cuca, B.

• Interoperability and optimization issues in mixed reality setup for complex built heritage, pages 247–254

Cursi, S.

• Multiscale Digital Survey and HBIM-GIS Integration for the Conservation of the Kasbah of Mehdya (Morocco), pages 159–166

D

D'Agostino, G.

• A 3D-based Web Platform for Multi-Source Diagnostic Data Fusion and Visualization, pages 41–48

D'Auria, S.

• BIM-AR Interactive Data Accessibility in Cultural Heritage: a VPL Integrated Approach, pages 121–127

Danesi, G.

• Dissonant Heritage and Digital Practices. Enhancing Material Conservation and Memorial Narratives, pages 271–278

Duan, Y.

• A UAV-Based Waterway Inspection Method Using Extended Kalman Filter and Multi-band Difference, pages 511–517

D’Agostino, P.

• BIM-AR Interactive Data Accessibility in Cultural Heritage: a VPL Integrated Approach, pages 121–127

E

El-Alailyi, A.

• Ant3D: Evolution of a Multi-Camera Fisheye System for 3D Mapping in Confined Spaces, pages 375–382

Elefante, E.

• BIM-AR Interactive Data Accessibility in Cultural Heritage: a VPL Integrated Approach, pages 121–127
• 3D Thermal-Photogrammetric Modeling with an Integrated Digital Platform for Heritage Preservation, pages 137–142
• Challenges and Capabilities of 3DGS in Detecting Tiny Details for Cultural Heritage, pages 183–189

Erdélyi, J.

• Evaluation of Point Cloud Generation from 360° Videos of Indoor Spaces and Heritage Sites, pages 199–206

F

Fadilah, W. A.

• Metric Assessment of 3D Gaussian Splatting for UAV-Based Urban Heritage Reconstruction, pages 143–150
• Integrating Terrestrial Laser Scanning and 3D Gaussian Splatting for Heritage Building Documentation and Monitoring, pages 463–470

Farella, E. M.

• Workflows for analysing and utilizing large-scale 3D datasets of cultural heritage, pages 319–325
• 3DGeoRef: an automated framework for georeferencing heritage 3D models, pages 407–414

Fassi, F.

• Exploring 4D Representation of Historic Gardens: A Semantic and Multi-Source Integration Framework Using GIS and Cesium Platforms, pages 239–246
• Ant3D: Evolution of a Multi-Camera Fisheye System for 3D Mapping in Confined Spaces, pages 375–382
• From Survey to Action: AI-Driven Severe Damage Mapping, pages 519–526

Ferretti, U.

• Combining HBIM and AR for Heritage Conservation. From Digital Survey to an Interactive Management Tool, pages 97–104

Filin, S.

• Saliency-Driven View Planning for Cultural Heritage Guided Tours, pages 527–532

Flenghi, G.

• From Fragmented Repertoires to a Property Graph: A Queryable Atlas of Byzantine Geometric Mosaic Bands for Architectural Heritage, pages 151–158

Frontoni, E.

• GARF-CH: Generalizable Flow-Matched 3D Reassembly of Fragmented Cultural Heritage Point Clouds, pages 17–24

Funtík, T.

• Evaluation of Point Cloud Generation from 360° Videos of Indoor Spaces and Heritage Sites, pages 199–206

G

El Ganadi, Y.

• Multiscale Digital Survey and HBIM-GIS Integration for the Conservation of the Kasbah of Mehdya (Morocco), pages 159–166

Gagliarducci, R.

• Reconstruction of lost architectural decorations by integrating archival photographs with 3D survey of the status quo: an investigation into Gaetano Vaccani’s grisaille technique, pages 49–56

Gaiani, M.

• Bridging Open-Source Photogrammetry : Toward Synergies Between Meshroom, MicMac and others, pages 343–350

Galo, M.

• Photogrammetric processing of hyperhemispherical images with off-the-shelf solutions, pages 479–485

Garcia, T. A. C.

• Photogrammetric processing of hyperhemispherical images with off-the-shelf solutions, pages 479–485

García Méndez, S.

• Workflows for analysing and utilizing large-scale 3D datasets of cultural heritage, pages 319–325

Gattet, E.

• A W7 structured metadata framework for reinforcing data provenances in 2D/3D digitization workflows, pages 351–358

Georgopoulos, A.

• Exploring Point Transformers on 3D Semantic Segmentation of Javanese Architectures, pages 57–64
• VR tools for unveiling a unique hidden Monument, pages 359–366
• Implementing VR Techniques for identifying the Authenticity Levels of a Monument, pages 471–478

Gigli, N.

• Archival Drawings-Based 3D Reconstruction of Architectural Heritage: The Gio Ponti’s Garzanti Foundation, pages 311–318

Gigliarelli, E.

• Multiscale Digital Survey and HBIM-GIS Integration for the Conservation of the Kasbah of Mehdya (Morocco), pages 159–166

Gil-Piqueras, T.

• A Multimodal XR Framework for Heritage Engagement and Analysis: The Case of Torre del Mar in Borriana (Castellón, Spain), pages 399–406

Giovannini, E. C.

• From sources to Levels of Reference (LoRef) for the virtual reconstructions of the Priene Theatre: an interoperable and informative HBIM workflow, pages 167–174
• EM-BIM: VPL interoperable processes for paradata management in archaeological virtual reconstructions using Extended Matrix (EM) and bSDD as knowledge representation systems, pages 423–430

Giulioni, F.

• Multi-temporal UAV-based multispectral analysis for vegetation-related risk assessment in archaeological areas, pages 175–182

Gonizzi Barsanti, S.

• 3D Thermal-Photogrammetric Modeling with an Integrated Digital Platform for Heritage Preservation, pages 137–142
• Challenges and Capabilities of 3DGS in Detecting Tiny Details for Cultural Heritage, pages 183–189

Gorgoglione, L.

• Echoes of the Past, Visions of the Future: 4D digitalization of the Temple of Debod, pages 191–197

Grussenmeyer, P.

• Exploring Point Transformers on 3D Semantic Segmentation of Javanese Architectures, pages 57–64
• Metric Assessment of 3D Gaussian Splatting for UAV-Based Urban Heritage Reconstruction, pages 143–150
• Photogrammetry on 3D Renders of Parametric Built Heritage Models for Interoperability, pages 447–454

H

Haider, M.

• Digital Documentation of the Ain Akrine Archaeological Site (Lebanon): A Hybrid UAV Photogrammetry and SLAM-Based Survey Approach, pages 287–294

Haro, G.

• ShinyNeRF: Digitizing Anisotropic Appearance in Neural Radiance Fields, pages 33–40

Hernandi, A.

• Plane-Intersection Reconstruction of Integrated Point Clouds toward Property Valuation-Oriented 3D Building Models, pages 503–509

Hess, M.

• Digital Twin 4.0: Semantic 3D Documentation and Analysis of Jewish Sepulchral Heritage, pages 391–398

Honti, R.

• Evaluation of Point Cloud Generation from 360° Videos of Indoor Spaces and Heritage Sites, pages 199–206

I

Iamoni, M.

• Digital Documentation of the Ain Akrine Archaeological Site (Lebanon): A Hybrid UAV Photogrammetry and SLAM-Based Survey Approach, pages 287–294

Improta, I.

• Scan-to-Scoring: An Algorithmic Model for Conservation Maintenance Records, pages 231–238

K

Kersten, T. P.

• The disappeared Castle – The Return of the Horneburg in Virtual and Augmented Reality, pages 207–214

Khoury, C.

• Multiscale Digital Survey and HBIM-GIS Integration for the Conservation of the Kasbah of Mehdya (Morocco), pages 159–166

Koehl, M.

• Photogrammetry on 3D Renders of Parametric Built Heritage Models for Interoperability, pages 447–454

Kostrzewa, A.

• The integration of multi-source 3D data for heritage greenery inventory and monitoring in the Royal Castle in Warsaw, pages 215–222
• The multi-criteria decision approach for dense point cloud fusion - the case study of wooden cultural heritage objects, pages 263–270

Kowalczyk, M.

• The integration of multi-source 3D data for heritage greenery inventory and monitoring in the Royal Castle in Warsaw, pages 215–222

Kuçak, R. A.

• 3D Documentation of Cultural Heritage Obtained by the Use of Point Clouds: The Case Study of Molla Hüsrev Mosque, pages 223–229

L

De Luca, L.

• Dür.air: reconciling acquisition and interpretation in cultural heritage field documentation, pages 129–136

Landes, T.

• Metric Assessment of 3D Gaussian Splatting for UAV-Based Urban Heritage Reconstruction, pages 143–150

Lanzara, E.

• Scan-to-Scoring: An Algorithmic Model for Conservation Maintenance Records, pages 231–238

Laspia, V.

• VR tools for unveiling a unique hidden Monument, pages 359–366

Laurent, A.

• Bridging Open-Source Photogrammetry : Toward Synergies Between Meshroom, MicMac and others, pages 343–350

Laviscio, R.

• Exploring 4D Representation of Historic Gardens: A Semantic and Multi-Source Integration Framework Using GIS and Cesium Platforms, pages 239–246

Li, F.

• Exploring 4D Representation of Historic Gardens: A Semantic and Multi-Source Integration Framework Using GIS and Cesium Platforms, pages 239–246

Li, L.

• Interoperability and optimization issues in mixed reality setup for complex built heritage, pages 247–254

Li, Y.

• A UAV-Based Waterway Inspection Method Using Extended Kalman Filter and Multi-band Difference, pages 511–517

Liu, J.

• Multi-Sensor Documentation of a Demolished Spaceflight Engineering Heritage Site, pages 255–262

Lorne, M.

• Echoes of the Past, Visions of the Future: 4D digitalization of the Temple of Debod, pages 191–197

M

Macek, A.

• The multi-criteria decision approach for dense point cloud fusion - the case study of wooden cultural heritage objects, pages 263–270

Manfredi, V.

• Photogrammetry on 3D Renders of Parametric Built Heritage Models for Interoperability, pages 447–454

Marciniak, P.

• Workflows for analysing and utilizing large-scale 3D datasets of cultural heritage, pages 319–325

Mariani, A.

• Reconstruction of lost architectural decorations by integrating archival photographs with 3D survey of the status quo: an investigation into Gaetano Vaccani’s grisaille technique, pages 49–56

Mariotti, C.

• Combining HBIM and AR for Heritage Conservation. From Digital Survey to an Interactive Management Tool, pages 97–104
• Dissonant Heritage and Digital Practices. Enhancing Material Conservation and Memorial Narratives, pages 271–278

Markiewicz, J.

• The integration of multi-source 3D data for heritage greenery inventory and monitoring in the Royal Castle in Warsaw, pages 215–222
• The multi-criteria decision approach for dense point cloud fusion - the case study of wooden cultural heritage objects, pages 263–270

Marsmann, M.

• The disappeared Castle – The Return of the Horneburg in Virtual and Augmented Reality, pages 207–214

Martelli, L.

• A Digital Geometric Comparison Between a ‘Vegetal Architecture’ and its Maquette : the Pincio Promenade and the Plastico di Roma, pages 367–374

Martinell, L.

• Multiscale Digital Survey and HBIM-GIS Integration for the Conservation of the Kasbah of Mehdya (Morocco), pages 159–166

Martínez de Paz, S.

• Echoes of the Past, Visions of the Future: 4D digitalization of the Temple of Debod, pages 191–197

Marziali, S.

• A comparative evaluation of 3D reconstruction with photogrammetry, NeRFs and 3D Gaussian Splatting in Cultura Heritage Restoration, pages 89–96
• Underground photogrammetry. Lessons learned from digitising environments in total darkness, pages 279–286

Marí, R.

• ShinyNeRF: Digitizing Anisotropic Appearance in Neural Radiance Fields, pages 33–40

Maset, E.

• Digital Documentation of the Ain Akrine Archaeological Site (Lebanon): A Hybrid UAV Photogrammetry and SLAM-Based Survey Approach, pages 287–294
• How the Choice of SLAM Algorithm Impacts Point Cloud Classification: An Experimental Evaluation, pages 295–302

Matellon, A.

• How the Choice of SLAM Algorithm Impacts Point Cloud Classification: An Experimental Evaluation, pages 295–302

Matrone, F.

• From the 3D metric survey to a living digital shadow through IoT integration of real-time data. The case study of the Cavour Canal water bridge, pages 303–310

Mea, C.

• From Survey to Action: AI-Driven Severe Damage Mapping, pages 519–526

Menta, S.

• A 3D-based Web Platform for Multi-Source Diagnostic Data Fusion and Visualization, pages 41–48

Mereu, S.

• GARF-CH: Generalizable Flow-Matched 3D Reassembly of Fragmented Cultural Heritage Point Clouds, pages 17–24

Michałek, A.

• The multi-criteria decision approach for dense point cloud fusion - the case study of wooden cultural heritage objects, pages 263–270

Mikolajewska, S.

• Archival Drawings-Based 3D Reconstruction of Architectural Heritage: The Gio Ponti’s Garzanti Foundation, pages 311–318

Morelli, L.

• 3DGeoRef: an automated framework for georeferencing heritage 3D models, pages 407–414

Murtiyoso, A.

• Exploring Point Transformers on 3D Semantic Segmentation of Javanese Architectures, pages 57–64
• Metric Assessment of 3D Gaussian Splatting for UAV-Based Urban Heritage Reconstruction, pages 143–150
• Integrating Terrestrial Laser Scanning and 3D Gaussian Splatting for Heritage Building Documentation and Monitoring, pages 463–470
• Plane-Intersection Reconstruction of Integrated Point Clouds toward Property Valuation-Oriented 3D Building Models, pages 503–509

Münster, S.

• Workflows for analysing and utilizing large-scale 3D datasets of cultural heritage, pages 319–325
• 3DGeoRef: an automated framework for georeferencing heritage 3D models, pages 407–414

N

Natta, F.

• A Scan-to-HBIM Workflow to Trace the Level of Modelling Accuracy. The Case of Palazzo Carignano in Turin, pages 455–462

Nenci, C.

• Reconstruction of lost architectural decorations by integrating archival photographs with 3D survey of the status quo: an investigation into Gaetano Vaccani’s grisaille technique, pages 49–56

Nespeca, R.

• Multi-temporal UAV-based multispectral analysis for vegetation-related risk assessment in archaeological areas, pages 175–182

Ngom, D.

• A W7 structured metadata framework for reinforcing data provenances in 2D/3D digitization workflows, pages 351–358

Niccolai, F.

• The VR visualization of Giovanni da San Giovanni's Chapel, pages 327–334

O

Okay, M.

• Photogrammetric and Semantic Reconstruction of Architect Sinan’s Ayakapi Hammam: Reversing Inappropriate Interventions through HBIM, pages 335–341

Onofrietti, S.

• The VR visualization of Giovanni da San Giovanni's Chapel, pages 327–334

P

La Placa, S.

• Open-oriented algorithmic approach for BIM modelling of complex historic water infrastructure, pages 431–438

Pamart, A.

• Dür.air: reconciling acquisition and interpretation in cultural heritage field documentation, pages 129–136
• Bridging Open-Source Photogrammetry : Toward Synergies Between Meshroom, MicMac and others, pages 343–350
• A W7 structured metadata framework for reinforcing data provenances in 2D/3D digitization workflows, pages 351–358

Paolanti, M.

• GARF-CH: Generalizable Flow-Matched 3D Reassembly of Fragmented Cultural Heritage Point Clouds, pages 17–24

Papatheodorou, A.

• VR tools for unveiling a unique hidden Monument, pages 359–366

Paris, L.

• A Digital Geometric Comparison Between a ‘Vegetal Architecture’ and its Maquette : the Pincio Promenade and the Plastico di Roma, pages 367–374

Perfetti, L.

• Ant3D: Evolution of a Multi-Camera Fisheye System for 3D Mapping in Confined Spaces, pages 375–382

Pierdicca, R.

• GARF-CH: Generalizable Flow-Matched 3D Reassembly of Fragmented Cultural Heritage Point Clouds, pages 17–24
• From Digital Reconstruction to Immersive Education: Virtual Reality Cultural Heritage Experience, pages 73–80
• Multi-temporal UAV-based multispectral analysis for vegetation-related risk assessment in archaeological areas, pages 175–182

Pintucchi, B.

• SLAM-based survey supporting vulnerability assessments of built heritage at risk, pages 113–120

Pola, A. P.

• Multiscale Digital Survey and HBIM-GIS Integration for the Conservation of the Kasbah of Mehdya (Morocco), pages 159–166

Porcu, M.

• Multi-Layered 3D Survey Process to Represent Visible and Invisible Data, pages 415–422

Porru, L.

• Reconstruction of lost architectural decorations by integrating archival photographs with 3D survey of the status quo: an investigation into Gaetano Vaccani’s grisaille technique, pages 49–56

Potenziani, M.

• A 3D-based Web Platform for Multi-Source Diagnostic Data Fusion and Visualization, pages 41–48

Previtali, M.

• 3D Modeling and Rendering with a Tesla Model 3 Highland, pages 25–32
• Geometry reconstruction and orthophoto generation from 3D Gaussian Splatting in architectures with thin elements, pages 383–390

Puglisi, L. L.

• Digital Twin 4.0: Semantic 3D Documentation and Analysis of Jewish Sepulchral Heritage, pages 391–398

Pupi, E.

• A Multimodal XR Framework for Heritage Engagement and Analysis: The Case of Torre del Mar in Borriana (Castellón, Spain), pages 399–406

Płatek-Żak, A.

• The integration of multi-source 3D data for heritage greenery inventory and monitoring in the Royal Castle in Warsaw, pages 215–222

Q

Quattrini, R.

• From Digital Reconstruction to Immersive Education: Virtual Reality Cultural Heritage Experience, pages 73–80
• Multi-temporal UAV-based multispectral analysis for vegetation-related risk assessment in archaeological areas, pages 175–182

R

Redondo, R.

• ShinyNeRF: Digitizing Anisotropic Appearance in Neural Radiance Fields, pages 33–40

Remondino, F.

• 3D Semantic Digital Twins: Data Streams and Ontologies for Risk Prediction in Heritage Contexts, pages 105–112
• Workflows for analysing and utilizing large-scale 3D datasets of cultural heritage, pages 319–325
• Ant3D: Evolution of a Multi-Camera Fisheye System for 3D Mapping in Confined Spaces, pages 375–382
• 3DGeoRef: an automated framework for georeferencing heritage 3D models, pages 407–414
• Integrating Terrestrial Laser Scanning and 3D Gaussian Splatting for Heritage Building Documentation and Monitoring, pages 463–470
• Plane-Intersection Reconstruction of Integrated Point Clouds toward Property Valuation-Oriented 3D Building Models, pages 503–509

Rigon, S.

• Workflows for analysing and utilizing large-scale 3D datasets of cultural heritage, pages 319–325
• 3DGeoRef: an automated framework for georeferencing heritage 3D models, pages 407–414

Rinascimento, M.

• A Multimodal XR Framework for Heritage Engagement and Analysis: The Case of Torre del Mar in Borriana (Castellón, Spain), pages 399–406

Rodriguez-Navarro, P.

• A Multimodal XR Framework for Heritage Engagement and Analysis: The Case of Torre del Mar in Borriana (Castellón, Spain), pages 399–406

Roncoroni, F.

• 3D Modeling and Rendering with a Tesla Model 3 Highland, pages 25–32
• Geometry reconstruction and orthophoto generation from 3D Gaussian Splatting in architectures with thin elements, pages 383–390

Rossi, M. L.

• A Digital Geometric Comparison Between a ‘Vegetal Architecture’ and its Maquette : the Pincio Promenade and the Plastico di Roma, pages 367–374

Rosso, R.

• Reconstruction of lost architectural decorations by integrating archival photographs with 3D survey of the status quo: an investigation into Gaetano Vaccani’s grisaille technique, pages 49–56

Ruggieri, C.

• From Digital Reconstruction to Immersive Education: Virtual Reality Cultural Heritage Experience, pages 73–80

Rupnik, E.

• Bridging Open-Source Photogrammetry : Toward Synergies Between Meshroom, MicMac and others, pages 343–350

Russo, M.

• From Fragmented Repertoires to a Property Graph: A Queryable Atlas of Byzantine Geometric Mosaic Bands for Architectural Heritage, pages 151–158
• Multi-Layered 3D Survey Process to Represent Visible and Invisible Data, pages 415–422
• A Scan-to-HBIM Workflow to Trace the Level of Modelling Accuracy. The Case of Palazzo Carignano in Turin, pages 455–462

S

Di Santo, A.

• A Scale-constrained Multi-source Photogrammetric Survey for Archaeological Documentation: Methodological Choices, Accuracy Assessment, and Critical Evaluation, pages 1–8

Di Stefano, F.

• From Digital Reconstruction to Immersive Education: Virtual Reality Cultural Heritage Experience, pages 73–80

Sanseverino, A.

• EM-BIM: VPL interoperable processes for paradata management in archaeological virtual reconstructions using Extended Matrix (EM) and bSDD as knowledge representation systems, pages 423–430
• Open-oriented algorithmic approach for BIM modelling of complex historic water infrastructure, pages 431–438

Santagati, C.

• A 3D-based Web Platform for Multi-Source Diagnostic Data Fusion and Visualization, pages 41–48

Santamaría-Maestro, R.

• Seg4D: An Open-Source Solution for Supporting the Diagnosis of Historic Constructions Using 3D Point Clouds — A Case Study Application, pages 439–446

Sanz-Honrado, P.

• Seg4D: An Open-Source Solution for Supporting the Diagnosis of Historic Constructions Using 3D Point Clouds — A Case Study Application, pages 439–446

Scopigno, R.

• A 3D-based Web Platform for Multi-Source Diagnostic Data Fusion and Visualization, pages 41–48

Sgrenzaroli, M.

• Ant3D: Evolution of a Multi-Camera Fisheye System for 3D Mapping in Confined Spaces, pages 375–382

Siagian, D. A. P.

• Plane-Intersection Reconstruction of Integrated Point Clouds toward Property Valuation-Oriented 3D Building Models, pages 503–509

Skamantzari, M.

• VR tools for unveiling a unique hidden Monument, pages 359–366

Sommer, E.

• Photogrammetry on 3D Renders of Parametric Built Heritage Models for Interoperability, pages 447–454

Spadaro, A.

• From the 3D metric survey to a living digital shadow through IoT integration of real-time data. The case study of the Cavour Canal water bridge, pages 303–310

Spallone, R.

• A Multimodal XR Framework for Heritage Engagement and Analysis: The Case of Torre del Mar in Borriana (Castellón, Spain), pages 399–406
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