A New Model for the Digital Preservation and Utilization of Historic Buildings: Optimization of a Scene-Adaptive HBIM and VR Integrated Application Process

Ma, He; Shimoda, Ichita; Liu, Qi; Chen, Yining

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A New Model for the Digital Preservation and Utilization of Historic Buildings: Optimization of a Scene-Adaptive HBIM and VR Integrated Application Process

He Ma, Ichita Shimoda, Qi Liu, and Yining Chen

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