A

Achille, C.

• Historic Garden Conservation in the Cloud: A Comparative Exploration of Strengths, Weaknesses, and Possibilities, pages 827–834

Acuto, F.

• Beyond Traditional H-BIM: AI-Powered Modeling for Heritage Bridges, pages 615–622

Adami, A.

• Integration of Diverse Geomatics Backgrounds for the Documentation of Cultural Heritage. A Summer School on Pogoni’s Stone Bridges, pages 3–8
• Information Modelling for Planned Preservation. The HBIM model of Villa Forni Cerato, pages 63–69
• Comparative Assessment of Point Cloud Annotation Workflows for Applications in Architectural and Spatial Studies, pages 997–1004

Agapiou, A.

• Quality Certification in Data Acquisition for Cultural Heritage: The Power of Paradata for High Quality Digital 3D Cultural Heritage Assets, pages 623–628

Agarwal, A.

• Protagonists of their own Discovery: Engaging the European Public with Florentine Heritage, pages 981–988

Ahn, H.

• An AI-driven XR Multi-Experience Platform Design by Periods for the Classic Chinese Panoramic Scroll Painting “Along the River during the Qingming Festival”, pages 791–798

Ahn, J.

• InscriberNet: A Novel Framework for Chinese Character Recognition in Stone Inscriptions using CNNs and Swin Transformer, pages 629–636

Aiello, D.

• Balancing Scales: Documenting a 17th Century Adobe Structure for its Holistic Assessment and Conservation using Multiple Scales of Level of Detail, pages 557–564

Akti, B. I.

• Space | Human | Memory: Integrated Conservation of Bozcaada's Cultural Heritage through Geographic Information System, pages 127–132

Al Ajou, M.

• Digital Revival: Virtual Access to Hidden Cultural Heritage - Al Ain Aflaj Discoveries, UAE, pages 9–16

Al-Harthi, M.

• Digital Documentation of Saudi Built Heritage: Al-Arfa' Castle, pages 87–94

Al-Muqdadi, F. J.

• HBIM-GIS Integration for Urban Heritage Visualisation: Al-Tahrir Square and Umma Park in Baghdad, Iraq, pages 25–32

Al-marwai, M.

• Digital Documentation of Saudi Built Heritage: Al-Arfa' Castle, pages 87–94

Alarfaj, H. T.

• Bridging Gaps in Heritage Interpretation: Insights from Local Perception and Geospatial Analysis in the Dadanitic Inscriptions Landscape of AlUla, pages 17–24

Albuerne, A.

• Participatory Heritage Documentation: Low-cost Photogrammetry of Decayed Historic Buildings in the Medina of Tunis, pages 375–382

Altoaimi, D. T.

• Towards a Data Management System for Historic Hajj Pilgrimage Routes: Lessons for Managing Serial Transnational World Heritage Nominations, pages 33–40

Anastasiou, D.

• Integration of Diverse Geomatics Backgrounds for the Documentation of Cultural Heritage. A Summer School on Pogoni’s Stone Bridges, pages 3–8

Angelini, R.

• Towards Sustainable Heritage Conservation: Transformer-Based temperature forecasting in the city of Florence, pages 399–405

Angeloni, R.

• Digital Representation and AI-driven Virtual Experience for Historic Houses. The Case Study of Borgo Storico Seghetti Panichi, pages 337–344
• Above-Ground and Underground Architectural Heritage Documentation: A Scan-to-HBIM-to-XR Approach for Historic Centres, pages 345–351

Antuono, G.

• Optimized Approach to Feature Selection for Semantic Segmentation Using Random Forest, pages 41–48

Arese, P.

• Establishing a Dialogue Between Textual Sources and 3D-Spatialised Annotations: A First Experiment Within Notre-Dame's Scientific Data Corpus, pages 49–56

Argasiński, K.

• Challenges in Survey Methodology Workflows for Complex Geometry Structures. Case study of the Church of Divine Mercy in Kalisz, Poland, pages 57–62

Assefa, A. G.

• Information Modelling for Planned Preservation. The HBIM model of Villa Forni Cerato, pages 63–69

Attenni, M.

• A Semantic Classification Approach for the Aachen Cathedral, pages 71–78

de Asis, J. B.

• Jai Alive: (Re)locating the Manila Jai-Alai in Contemporary Collective Memory, pages 1121–1128

B

Bae, M.

• 3D Scan and HBIM of Thai Hoa Hall for the Conservation of Hue’s Cultural Heritage, pages 587–594

Bai, N.

• Bridging World Heritage Management with Climate Change Adaptation in the Netherlands using Artificial Intelligence, pages 79–86

Baik, A.

• Digital Documentation of Saudi Built Heritage: Al-Arfa' Castle, pages 87–94

Baker, D.

• From Digital Twin to Memory Twin: A Holistic Framework for Cultural Heritage Documentation, Interpretation, and Adaptive Reuse, pages 203–209
• HERITALISE. Project Insights and Initial Developments, pages 269–276
• Quality Certification in Data Acquisition for Cultural Heritage: The Power of Paradata for High Quality Digital 3D Cultural Heritage Assets, pages 623–628

Balestreri, I. C. R.

• The Photogrammetric Survey of an Historical Map, pages 133–140

Balzani, M.

• Digital Documentation and Data Analysis for Safeguarding Heritage at Risk. Condition Assessment of Colonia Varese, pages 949–956

Banfi, F.

• XR Technologies for Enhanced Cultural Engagement: from HBIM to a Comparative Analysis of VR and WebVR Development Tools, pages 95–102
• HBIM-based Virtual Reality for Serious Games: A Review and Research Directions Oriented to Built Heritage Dissemination, pages 865–872

Barazzetti, L.

• Bridging Gaps in Heritage Interpretation: Insights from Local Perception and Geospatial Analysis in the Dadanitic Inscriptions Landscape of AlUla, pages 17–24
• Balancing Scales: Documenting a 17th Century Adobe Structure for its Holistic Assessment and Conservation using Multiple Scales of Level of Detail, pages 557–564

Barba-Meinecke, H.

• Integrated Multi-Camera Photogrammetry: Toward the Simulation of Human and Faunal Access to the Pleistocene Cave Systems of Quintana Roo, Mexico, pages 329–335

Barbieri, F.

• Opportunities and challenges of Crowdsourced Indoor Geographic and Semantic Data for Built Heritage, pages 525–531

Barnes, C.

• 3D Technologies and Virtual Reality in Archaeology: Preserving the Kition Ship Graffiti from Late Bronze Age Cyprus, pages 989–995

Barni, R.

• A Semantic Classification Approach for the Aachen Cathedral, pages 71–78

Bellos, K.

• Integration of Diverse Geomatics Backgrounds for the Documentation of Cultural Heritage. A Summer School on Pogoni’s Stone Bridges, pages 3–8

Bent, G.

• Protagonists of their own Discovery: Engaging the European Public with Florentine Heritage, pages 981–988

Betsas, T.

• Assessing Generalization Capability of 3D Semantic Segmentation Algorithms using 3D Point Clouds of Cultural Heritage, pages 111–118

Bianchini, C.

• A Semantic Classification Approach for the Aachen Cathedral, pages 71–78
• Inside Bramante: Best Fit Algorithms for Architectural Analysis, pages 119–126

Bilgin Altınöz, A. G.

• Space | Human | Memory: Integrated Conservation of Bozcaada's Cultural Heritage through Geographic Information System, pages 127–132
• Utilizing GIS for Sustainable Conservation and Management of Riverine Heritage Landscapes: ‘MeRiΔGIS’ for Menderes (Maeander) River Delta, Türkiye, pages 1113–1120

Biolo, F.

• The Photogrammetric Survey of an Historical Map, pages 133–140

Bioresita, F.

• Implementing 3D Augmented Reality for Increasing Public Outreach of Majapahit Archeological Sites, pages 141–147

Biskupski, P.

• 3D Digital Modelling of a Historic City: Methodology of Reconstructing an Image of a City Based on the Case Study of the City of Poznań, pages 149–155

Bocciarelli, M.

• Usability and Interoperability of an Accurate HBIM Architectural Model for Structural Analysis, pages 465–471

Bocconcino, M. M.

• BIM Model Reconstruction of Architectural Archives: A Case Study in Turin, Italy, pages 157–164

Bolognesi, C.

• HBIM for a Coordinated Renovation of Historical Assets at Risk, pages 165–170

Bolognesi, C. M.

• PIXEL VR: Optimizing Photogrammetric Datasets for Standalone VR, pages 973–980

Borras, M.

• HERITALISE. Project Insights and Initial Developments, pages 269–276

Bouledroua, D.

• Innovative Strategies and Use of UAVs to Survey and Monitor Archaeological Sites in Conflict/Post Conflict Zones. The Case Study of the Fortified Citadel of Shahr-i Zohak in Bamiyan (Afghanistan), pages 171–178

Boutet, S.

• Ground Sampling Distance as a Key Parameter for Automatic Crack Detection in Built Heritage: A Practical Framework With YOLOv5, pages 179–186

Bovi, M.

• HBIM for a Coordinated Renovation of Historical Assets at Risk, pages 165–170

Brancato, R.

• Semi-automated LiDAR Vegetation Classification for Mediterranean Archaeology: Designing a Pipeline Leveraging a Multi-Layer Stacked Ensemble Approach, pages 821–826

Braun, G. C.

• 3D Technologies and Virtual Reality in Archaeology: Preserving the Kition Ship Graffiti from Late Bronze Age Cyprus, pages 989–995

Brumana, R.

• XR Narratives from Informative Models: The Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella and the Castrum Caetani in the Appian Way (UNESCO), pages 503–510

Bruno, N.

• A Data-driven Information Modelling Approach for Cultural Heritage, pages 813–820

Bruschke, J.

• 4D World Viewers as Multi-user Content Management Systems, pages 1043–1050

Buglisi, S.

• Spatio-Temporal Data Integration for Knowledge-Driven Analysis of Historic Built Heritage Conservation State, pages 187–194

Burbano, M.

• Jai Alive: (Re)locating the Manila Jai-Alai in Contemporary Collective Memory, pages 1121–1128

Bögle, A.

• Retrofitting Heritage Buildings: Aligning Heritage Building Information Management with DIN Standards, pages 473–479

Běloch, L.

• Challenges and Results in the Exploration and Documentation of Unique Historical Underground Complexes, pages 103–109

C

Cahyadi, M. N.

• Implementing 3D Augmented Reality for Increasing Public Outreach of Majapahit Archeological Sites, pages 141–147

Cahyono, A. B.

• Implementing 3D Augmented Reality for Increasing Public Outreach of Majapahit Archeological Sites, pages 141–147

Cai, J.

• Digital Damage Measurement and Analysis of Masonry Heritage Based on Degradation Measurement Method (MMD), pages 195–202

Calderone, D.

• Semi-automated LiDAR Vegetation Classification for Mediterranean Archaeology: Designing a Pipeline Leveraging a Multi-Layer Stacked Ensemble Approach, pages 821–826

Carnevale, F.

• Inside Bramante: Best Fit Algorithms for Architectural Analysis, pages 119–126

Casareto, E.

• Digital Cataloguing of Historic Parks and Gardens in Piedmont (Italy) Using Open-Source Data, pages 857–863

Cassar, A.

• From Digital Twin to Memory Twin: A Holistic Framework for Cultural Heritage Documentation, Interpretation, and Adaptive Reuse, pages 203–209
• HERITALISE. Project Insights and Initial Developments, pages 269–276
• Quality Certification in Data Acquisition for Cultural Heritage: The Power of Paradata for High Quality Digital 3D Cultural Heritage Assets, pages 623–628

Cassar, B.

• Innovative Strategies and Use of UAVs to Survey and Monitor Archaeological Sites in Conflict/Post Conflict Zones. The Case Study of the Fortified Citadel of Shahr-i Zohak in Bamiyan (Afghanistan), pages 171–178

Cavallaro, A.

• Digital Workflows for the Interpretation and Presentation of Railway Heritage, pages 1013–1020

Cazzani, A.

• XR Technologies for Enhanced Cultural Engagement: from HBIM to a Comparative Analysis of VR and WebVR Development Tools, pages 95–102

Ceniceros, J.

• Tracking the Material History Through the Analysis of Past and Present Alterations and Restorations. Application to Doors and Walls of the Museum Najerillense (La Rioja, Spain), pages 771–777

Cera, V.

• Optimized Approach to Feature Selection for Semantic Segmentation Using Random Forest, pages 41–48

Chan, S. C.

• Augmented Reality System with Flexible Electronic Skin for Intangible Cultural Heritage Preservation: A Case Study of Hong Kong Yu Lan Festival, pages 667–672

Cheang, K. U.

• Bridging World Heritage Management with Climate Change Adaptation in the Netherlands using Artificial Intelligence, pages 79–86

Chen, H.

• A Study on Digital Governance of Historically Preserved Buildings Based on CFD and Thermal Imaging: The National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts as an Example, pages 211–216
• A Knowledge Representation Method for Virtual Restoration of Ancient Chinese Stone Arch Bridges, pages 217–223

Chen, W.

• Enhancing the Interpretation of Industrial Heritage and Cultural Landscape of Iwami Ginzan through Digital Technologies, pages 225–232

Chen, W.-W.

• Digital Heritage Narratives of Korean Stone Pagodas: Documentation, Digitization, and GLAM Contents Disseminations, pages 233–238

Chen, X.

• A Deep Learning Approach to Intelligent Detection of Shedthin Tile Pathology in Suzhou Classical Gardens, pages 239–246

Chen, Y.

• Can Collective Memory be Cognized after Heritage Revitalisation? Cases of Shanghai and Hong Kong, pages 247–253
• A New Model for the Digital Preservation and Utilization of Historic Buildings: Optimization of a Scene-Adaptive HBIM and VR Integrated Application Process, pages 911–918

Cheng, Y.

• Machine Learning for Automatic Identification of Pores in Microscopic Images of Weathered Sandstone from Yungang Grottoes, pages 255–261
• Text Region Adaptive Multi-temporal Stone Inscriptions Image Registration Framework, pages 263–268
• Physics-informed Neural Network for Predicting the Moisture Diffusion and Parameter Inversion in Stone Heritage, pages 595–600

Chiabrando, F.

• HERITALISE. Project Insights and Initial Developments, pages 269–276
• A Multi-Modal Evaluation of GPS Assisted Rapid Multi-Cam Photogrammetry, pages 741–747
• Digital Cataloguing of Historic Parks and Gardens in Piedmont (Italy) Using Open-Source Data, pages 857–863

Chiou, S.-C.

• Constructing a Knowledge Management System for Traditional Craftsmen through Digitalization, pages 601–606

Chizhova, M.

• Photogrammetric Localisation of Electromagnetic Sensors for Detecting Anomalies in Heritage Internal Wood Structures, pages 277–284

Cho, D.

• Mapping Historic Heritage in Jeonju and Wanju, South Korea: A GIS-Based Approach for Education and Public Engagement, pages 285–291

Cho, H.

• Augmenting Heritage: Youth-Driven AR Innovation in Museum Spaces, pages 293–298

Cho, W.-H.

• Preservation and Visualization of Sound Heritage: Case Study of the Sacred Bell of King Seongdeok, pages 299–304

Choi, H.

• A Case Study on the Digital Representation of Ancient Architectural Heritage - Focusing on the Digital Representation Process of Mireuksaji in Iksan, Korea, pages 305–312

Choi, K.-H.

• Development of a 3-Axis Gimbal for Drones to Improve Hyperspectral Imaging Quality of Large-Scale Natural Heritage, pages 799–804

Choi, S.

• CIPA 2025 Seoul - Heritage Conservation from Bits. From Digital Documentation to Data-driven Heritage Conservation: Preface, pages 1–2

Chung, Y.

• GIS-Based Spatial Reconstruction of Excavated Goryeo Celadons from the Goryeo Palace Site: Based on Gaesong Manwoldae Inter-Korean Joint Excavation Data, pages 313–320

Ciarlo, D.

• Optimized Approach to Feature Selection for Semantic Segmentation Using Random Forest, pages 41–48

Cigognetti, S.

• 3D Point Cloud Annotation through an ontology model: the case-study of San Giovanni a Porta Latina, Rome, pages 321–328

Clark, L.

• Integrated Multi-Camera Photogrammetry: Toward the Simulation of Human and Faunal Access to the Pleistocene Cave Systems of Quintana Roo, Mexico, pages 329–335

Clini, P.

• Digital Representation and AI-driven Virtual Experience for Historic Houses. The Case Study of Borgo Storico Seghetti Panichi, pages 337–344
• Above-Ground and Underground Architectural Heritage Documentation: A Scan-to-HBIM-to-XR Approach for Historic Centres, pages 345–351

Collaro, C.

• Lidar and Satellite Data for Climate Monitoring and Archaeology Management in The Yaxha’ Lagoon Landscape in Guatemala, pages 353–360

Condorelli, F.

• From One Picture to Lost Play: Reviving Ancient Games with Artificial Intelligence for Digital Heritage Conservation, pages 361–366

Coppetta, L.

• Digital Representation and AI-driven Virtual Experience for Historic Houses. The Case Study of Borgo Storico Seghetti Panichi, pages 337–344

Cortés Arreola, C.

• Towards a Mexican National Archaeological Atlas Scalable 3D Web GIS and Archival Systems for Big Data, pages 1005–1011

Coscia, C.

• Assessing Digital Tools in Education Process for Cultural Heritage: A Literature Review, pages 645–652

Crouzet, L.

• Craft and Repair Heritage: From Capture to Dissemination in Digital Space, pages 367–374

Cruz, M.

• Participatory Heritage Documentation: Low-cost Photogrammetry of Decayed Historic Buildings in the Medina of Tunis, pages 375–382

Cui, W.

• Digital Conservation of Ancient Woodblock Combining Hyperspectral Imaging and Close-range Photogrammetry Technology, pages 919–924

Cunanan, J. I.

• Jai Alive: (Re)locating the Manila Jai-Alai in Contemporary Collective Memory, pages 1121–1128

Di Ciaccio, F.

• Towards Sustainable Heritage Conservation: Transformer-Based temperature forecasting in the city of Florence, pages 399–405

D

Delegou, E. T.

• Combining 3D Geometric Documentation with Infra-Red Thermography for Enhancing Cultural Heritage, pages 757–763

Dellabartola, G.

• H-GIS and Digital Strategies for the Documentation and Preservation of the Serenissima's Cultural Heritage: Spatio-Temporal Mapping of Itineraries along the Adriatic Coast, pages 383–390

Dell’Amico, A.

• H-GIS and Digital Strategies for the Documentation and Preservation of the Serenissima's Cultural Heritage: Spatio-Temporal Mapping of Itineraries along the Adriatic Coast, pages 383–390

Demo, V.

• HBIM for a Coordinated Renovation of Historical Assets at Risk, pages 165–170

Denker, A.

• Pergamon As It Once Was: A Virtual Journey into Ancient City and an Immersive Experience with AI Integration, pages 391–398

Dierna, M.

• Mobile Mapping for Architectural Survey. The Case of Doge’s Palace in Venice: Challenges and Lessons Learn, pages 457–464

Dietz, R.

• Heritage education projects by university students for pupils: Digital and data-driven learning in a humanities teaching-learning lab, pages 1037–1042

Ding, Y.

• Intelligent Deduction and Historical Reconstruction an AIGC-Driven Exploration of the Main Hall Ruins at Gonghoulong Temple, Ningde, China, pages 843–849

Dong, J.

• Digital Damage Measurement and Analysis of Masonry Heritage Based on Degradation Measurement Method (MMD), pages 195–202

Dong, Q.

• An Inversion Approach for Salt Content in Simulated Murals Based on Spectral Enhancement and Sample Partitioning, pages 415–422

Dorshow, W.

• Bridging Photogrammetry and GIS Through Workflow Automation: A Scalable Approach for Spatially-Linked 3D Data in Underwater Cultural Heritage, pages 497–502
• Towards a Mexican National Archaeological Atlas Scalable 3D Web GIS and Archival Systems for Big Data, pages 1005–1011

Du, B.

• Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Ancient Settlements in the Salt Lake of Yuncheng City, pages 423–428

Du, Y.

• StatueDiff: Regionally Enhanced Cross-Scale Diffusion for Single-View 3D Reconstruction of Classical Statues, pages 429–434
• Semi-automated LiDAR Vegetation Classification for Mediterranean Archaeology: Designing a Pipeline Leveraging a Multi-Layer Stacked Ensemble Approach, pages 821–826

Duong, B. L.

• 3D Scan and HBIM of Thai Hoa Hall for the Conservation of Hue’s Cultural Heritage, pages 587–594

D’Acunto, G.

• From Digital Documentation to Data-Driven Heritage Conservation of San Francesco della Vigna in Venice: A Methodology for Monitoring and Valorization, pages 489–496

D’Alessio, M.

• Digital Representation and AI-driven Virtual Experience for Historic Houses. The Case Study of Borgo Storico Seghetti Panichi, pages 337–344

E

Eißing, T.

• Photogrammetric Localisation of Electromagnetic Sensors for Detecting Anomalies in Heritage Internal Wood Structures, pages 277–284

Ekici Üner, S. C.

• Space | Human | Memory: Integrated Conservation of Bozcaada's Cultural Heritage through Geographic Information System, pages 127–132

El-Alailyi, A.

• Coupling V-SLAM and Semantic Segmentation for Cultural Heritage Documentation, pages 435–442

Elefante, E.

• Survey Data Integration for Enhanced Cultural Heritage Dissemination and Analysis through Virtual Reality, pages 443–448
• Denoising and Voxelization Algorithms for Finite Element Analysis of Cultural Heritage, pages 541–548

Esposito, A.

• The analysis of the lighting and shading configuration in an urban landscape depicted by Caspar David Friedrich, pages 449–456

F

Fai, S.

• PIXEL VR: Optimizing Photogrammetric Datasets for Standalone VR, pages 973–980

Fandrei, A.

• Semi-automated LiDAR Vegetation Classification for Mediterranean Archaeology: Designing a Pipeline Leveraging a Multi-Layer Stacked Ensemble Approach, pages 821–826

Fascia, R.

• Opportunities and challenges of Crowdsourced Indoor Geographic and Semantic Data for Built Heritage, pages 525–531

Fassi, F.

• Coupling V-SLAM and Semantic Segmentation for Cultural Heritage Documentation, pages 435–442
• Mobile Mapping for Architectural Survey. The Case of Doge’s Palace in Venice: Challenges and Lessons Learn, pages 457–464
• Historic Garden Conservation in the Cloud: A Comparative Exploration of Strengths, Weaknesses, and Possibilities, pages 827–834

Fazion, B.

• Usability and Interoperability of an Accurate HBIM Architectural Model for Structural Analysis, pages 465–471

Fernandez Resta, L.

• Retrofitting Heritage Buildings: Aligning Heritage Building Information Management with DIN Standards, pages 473–479

Ferrari, L.

• GIS-based Analysis for Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of Strengthened Masonry Churches: The Case of Parma (Italy), pages 481–488

Ferretti, U.

• Above-Ground and Underground Architectural Heritage Documentation: A Scan-to-HBIM-to-XR Approach for Historic Centres, pages 345–351

Forcellini, D.

• Nation Scale NeRF Reconstruction, pages 941–948

Forti, I.

• From Digital Documentation to Data-Driven Heritage Conservation of San Francesco della Vigna in Venice: A Methodology for Monitoring and Valorization, pages 489–496

Fortin, J.

• Integrated Multi-Camera Photogrammetry: Toward the Simulation of Human and Faunal Access to the Pleistocene Cave Systems of Quintana Roo, Mexico, pages 329–335
• Bridging Photogrammetry and GIS Through Workflow Automation: A Scalable Approach for Spatially-Linked 3D Data in Underwater Cultural Heritage, pages 497–502
• Towards a Mexican National Archaeological Atlas Scalable 3D Web GIS and Archival Systems for Big Data, pages 1005–1011

Fregonese, L.

• Mobile Mapping for Architectural Survey. The Case of Doge’s Palace in Venice: Challenges and Lessons Learn, pages 457–464
• Usability and Interoperability of an Accurate HBIM Architectural Model for Structural Analysis, pages 465–471

Fu, A.

• Digital Huizhou Practices from the Perspective of Planned Preventive Conservation, pages 903–909

Fu, H.

• AI-based Digital Documentation as Sensors of Heritage Morphological Value: Recording Plane Forms of Historical Rural Settlements Hierarchically, pages 1029–1036

G

Gabriele, M.

• XR Narratives from Informative Models: The Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella and the Castrum Caetani in the Appian Way (UNESCO), pages 503–510

Galasso, F.

• Comparative Approaches of Fast 360-degree Video-Based Survey of Inaccessible Heritage, pages 511–518

Galea, J.

• HERITALISE. Project Insights and Initial Developments, pages 269–276

Gallegos Flores, J. M.

• Towards a Mexican National Archaeological Atlas Scalable 3D Web GIS and Archival Systems for Big Data, pages 1005–1011

Galli, I.

• Digital Representation and AI-driven Virtual Experience for Historic Houses. The Case Study of Borgo Storico Seghetti Panichi, pages 337–344

Galvani, G.

• Digital Documentation and Data Analysis for Safeguarding Heritage at Risk. Condition Assessment of Colonia Varese, pages 949–956

Gao, C.

• A Knowledge Representation Method for Virtual Restoration of Ancient Chinese Stone Arch Bridges, pages 217–223

Gao, M.

• A Knowledge Representation Method for Virtual Restoration of Ancient Chinese Stone Arch Bridges, pages 217–223

Gao, Z.

• Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Ancient Settlements in the Salt Lake of Yuncheng City, pages 423–428

Garcia-Solis, C.

• Towards a Mexican National Archaeological Atlas Scalable 3D Web GIS and Archival Systems for Big Data, pages 1005–1011

García, B.

• Geodesy, Surveying, 3D Modelling, and AI Virtual Reconstruction in the Archaeological Sites and Monuments of the Former Settlement of Ribeira Grande in Cidade Velha (Santiago Island, Cape Verde), pages 519–524
• Tracking the Material History Through the Analysis of Past and Present Alterations and Restorations. Application to Doors and Walls of the Museum Najerillense (La Rioja, Spain), pages 771–777

Gargiulo, S.

• Digital Workflows for the Interpretation and Presentation of Railway Heritage, pages 1013–1020

Gaspari, F.

• Opportunities and challenges of Crowdsourced Indoor Geographic and Semantic Data for Built Heritage, pages 525–531

Georgopoulos, A.

• Assessing Generalization Capability of 3D Semantic Segmentation Algorithms using 3D Point Clouds of Cultural Heritage, pages 111–118
• Combining 3D Geometric Documentation with Infra-Red Thermography for Enhancing Cultural Heritage, pages 757–763

Giau, G.

• Digital Documentation and Data Analysis for Safeguarding Heritage at Risk. Condition Assessment of Colonia Varese, pages 949–956

Goh, H.

• Expansion of Architectural Heritage Conservation through Digital Interactions and Gamification: A Case Study of Singapore Thian Hock Keng, pages 1081–1087

Gonizzi Barsanti, S.

• Survey Data Integration for Enhanced Cultural Heritage Dissemination and Analysis through Virtual Reality, pages 443–448
• Denoising and Voxelization Algorithms for Finite Element Analysis of Cultural Heritage, pages 541–548

Goo, S. K.

• A Case Study on the Digital Heritage Application of Embroidered Textile Artifacts in Museum Collections, pages 637–643

Grassini, S.

• Unwrapping a Baroque Masterpiece: A Planar Representation for the Apse of Santa María del Temple in Valencia, pages 407–413

Graziani, C.

• Digital Cataloguing of Historic Parks and Gardens in Piedmont (Italy) Using Open-Source Data, pages 857–863

Griffo, M.

• A Semantic Classification Approach for the Aachen Cathedral, pages 71–78
• Inside Bramante: Best Fit Algorithms for Architectural Analysis, pages 119–126

Grussenmeyer, P.

• Implementing 3D Augmented Reality for Increasing Public Outreach of Majapahit Archeological Sites, pages 141–147
• Color Homogenization in 3D Reconstruction of Castles from Heterogeneous Imaging Sources, pages 549–556

Gu, R.

• Intelligent Deduction and Historical Reconstruction an AIGC-Driven Exploration of the Main Hall Ruins at Gonghoulong Temple, Ningde, China, pages 843–849

Guerrero, S.

• Tracking the Material History Through the Analysis of Past and Present Alterations and Restorations. Application to Doors and Walls of the Museum Najerillense (La Rioja, Spain), pages 771–777

Guo, X.

• Machine Learning for Automatic Identification of Pores in Microscopic Images of Weathered Sandstone from Yungang Grottoes, pages 255–261

Guzzetti, F.

• The Photogrammetric Survey of an Historical Map, pages 133–140

Gyftodimou, A. O.

• Color Homogenization in 3D Reconstruction of Castles from Heterogeneous Imaging Sources, pages 549–556

Gómez-López, J. M.

• Analysis of the Photogrammetry Use of Videos from 360-Degree Multicameras in Heritage-Related Scenes: Case of the Necropolis of Qubbet El-Hawa (Aswan, Egypt), pages 533–539
• Evolution of the 3D Documentation of the Necropolis of Qubbet el-Hawa (Aswan, Egypt) Based on Data Fusion, pages 1021–1028

Gökdere, K.

• Pergamon As It Once Was: A Virtual Journey into Ancient City and an Immersive Experience with AI Integration, pages 391–398

Gökhan, A.

• Space | Human | Memory: Integrated Conservation of Bozcaada's Cultural Heritage through Geographic Information System, pages 127–132

H

Ha, G.

• Dissemination the Value of Cultural Heritage through the Production of Media Art Based on 3D Record Data – An Example of the Media Art Exhibition Project of "Mieumwanbo, Walking through the Traditional Garden of Korea", pages 681–686

Ha, Y. J.

• Remote Diagnosis of Tree Vigor in National Natural Heritage Using Digital Hyperspectral Image Analysis, pages 1073–1079

Hallot, P.

• Ground Sampling Distance as a Key Parameter for Automatic Crack Detection in Built Heritage: A Practical Framework With YOLOv5, pages 179–186

Hamp, E.

• Balancing Scales: Documenting a 17th Century Adobe Structure for its Holistic Assessment and Conservation using Multiple Scales of Level of Detail, pages 557–564

Han, X.

• Intelligent Deduction and Historical Reconstruction an AIGC-Driven Exploration of the Main Hall Ruins at Gonghoulong Temple, Ningde, China, pages 843–849

Heitz, J.-E.

• Creation of an Immersive Game for a CAVE Environment, around the Rhine Castles 3D and 4D Models, pages 565–572
• Managing 4D Modelling Supported by Modern Archaeology for the In-Depth Study of a Ruined Castle – Oedenbourg Castle in Alsace, France, pages 749–756

Helder, J. M.

• Mobile Mapping for Architectural Survey. The Case of Doge’s Palace in Venice: Challenges and Lessons Learn, pages 457–464

Heon, J.

• Application and Challenges of Photogrammetry in Underwater Excavations: Case Studies from the Jeju Sinchang-ri and Gunsan Seonyudo Sites, Korea, pages 573–578

Hidayat, H.

• Implementing 3D Augmented Reality for Increasing Public Outreach of Majapahit Archeological Sites, pages 141–147

Higuchi, R.

• Progress Report on the Laconian Churches’ 3D Survey Project – The Spatial Hub 3D Scholarly Edition –, pages 579–585

Hou, M.

• A Knowledge Representation Method for Virtual Restoration of Ancient Chinese Stone Arch Bridges, pages 217–223
• An Inversion Approach for Salt Content in Simulated Murals Based on Spectral Enhancement and Sample Partitioning, pages 415–422
• Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Ancient Settlements in the Salt Lake of Yuncheng City, pages 423–428
• Hyperspectral Prediction Model for Mixed Salts on the Surfaces of Temple Murals in Northern China Based on Simulated Samples, pages 835–842
• Digital Conservation of Ancient Woodblock Combining Hyperspectral Imaging and Close-range Photogrammetry Technology, pages 919–924

Hoàng, V. T.

• 3D Scan and HBIM of Thai Hoa Hall for the Conservation of Hue’s Cultural Heritage, pages 587–594

Hu, J.

• Physics-informed Neural Network for Predicting the Moisture Diffusion and Parameter Inversion in Stone Heritage, pages 595–600

Huang, J.

• Machine Learning for Automatic Identification of Pores in Microscopic Images of Weathered Sandstone from Yungang Grottoes, pages 255–261
• Text Region Adaptive Multi-temporal Stone Inscriptions Image Registration Framework, pages 263–268
• Physics-informed Neural Network for Predicting the Moisture Diffusion and Parameter Inversion in Stone Heritage, pages 595–600

Huang, S.

• Digital Damage Measurement and Analysis of Masonry Heritage Based on Degradation Measurement Method (MMD), pages 195–202

Huang, S.-H.

• Constructing a Knowledge Management System for Traditional Craftsmen through Digitalization, pages 601–606

Hui, Y.-F.

• Immersive Virtual Reality Design for the Architectural Heritage of Rovigo, Italy: Digital Preservation and Interactive Exploration Based on Embodied Interaction, pages 659–666

Huo, L.

• Dense 3D Reconstruction of Ancient Architectural Heritage by Integrating Cross-View Geometric Prior and Semantic Enhancement, pages 873–880

I

Di Iorio, F.

• Unwrapping a Baroque Masterpiece: A Planar Representation for the Apse of Santa María del Temple in Valencia, pages 407–413

Iakovaki, E.

• Digital Documentation and Reconstruction of Fragile Organic Artefacts: A State-of-the-Art Review, pages 607–614

Ih, J.-G.

• Preservation and Visualization of Sound Heritage: Case Study of the Sacred Bell of King Seongdeok, pages 299–304

Iliodromitis, A.

• Integration of Diverse Geomatics Backgrounds for the Documentation of Cultural Heritage. A Summer School on Pogoni’s Stone Bridges, pages 3–8

Im, J.

• Dissemination the Value of Cultural Heritage through the Production of Media Art Based on 3D Record Data – An Example of the Media Art Exhibition Project of "Mieumwanbo, Walking through the Traditional Garden of Korea", pages 681–686

Inzerillo, L.

• Beyond Traditional H-BIM: AI-Powered Modeling for Heritage Bridges, pages 615–622

Ioannides, M.

• From Digital Twin to Memory Twin: A Holistic Framework for Cultural Heritage Documentation, Interpretation, and Adaptive Reuse, pages 203–209
• HERITALISE. Project Insights and Initial Developments, pages 269–276
• Quality Certification in Data Acquisition for Cultural Heritage: The Power of Paradata for High Quality Digital 3D Cultural Heritage Assets, pages 623–628

Ismail, F. Z.

• Sufficiency of Technology Adaptation in Risk Monitoring Criteria for Heritage Sites Management in Malaysia: Site-Based Classification, pages 933–940

Ivanov, D.

• 3D Technologies and Virtual Reality in Archaeology: Preserving the Kition Ship Graffiti from Late Bronze Age Cyprus, pages 989–995

Iñañez, J. G.

• Geodesy, Surveying, 3D Modelling, and AI Virtual Reconstruction in the Archaeological Sites and Monuments of the Former Settlement of Ribeira Grande in Cidade Velha (Santiago Island, Cape Verde), pages 519–524

J

Jain, A.

• InscriberNet: A Novel Framework for Chinese Character Recognition in Stone Inscriptions using CNNs and Swin Transformer, pages 629–636

Ji, S. H.

• A Case Study on the Digital Heritage Application of Embroidered Textile Artifacts in Museum Collections, pages 637–643

Jiang, Y.

• Assessing Digital Tools in Education Process for Cultural Heritage: A Literature Review, pages 645–652

Jin, Y.

• An Inversion Approach for Salt Content in Simulated Murals Based on Spectral Enhancement and Sample Partitioning, pages 415–422

Jo, Y. H.

• Conservation and Restoration of Chimi from Mireuksa Temple Site, Iksan, pages 715–720

Jung, I.-J.

• Preservation and Visualization of Sound Heritage: Case Study of the Sacred Bell of King Seongdeok, pages 299–304

Jung, S.

• A Case Study on the Digital Representation of Ancient Architectural Heritage - Focusing on the Digital Representation Process of Mireuksaji in Iksan, Korea, pages 305–312

Jung, Y.

• 3D Scan and HBIM of Thai Hoa Hall for the Conservation of Hue’s Cultural Heritage, pages 587–594

K

Kabakuşak, E.

• Space | Human | Memory: Integrated Conservation of Bozcaada's Cultural Heritage through Geographic Information System, pages 127–132

Kang, Y.

• Digital Preservation and Access Strategy for Hangeul Resources at the National Hangeul Museum Archives, pages 653–658

Kateb, A.

• Digital Documentation of Saudi Built Heritage: Al-Arfa' Castle, pages 87–94

Ke, P.

• Immersive Virtual Reality Design for the Architectural Heritage of Rovigo, Italy: Digital Preservation and Interactive Exploration Based on Embodied Interaction, pages 659–666
• Augmented Reality System with Flexible Electronic Skin for Intangible Cultural Heritage Preservation: A Case Study of Hong Kong Yu Lan Festival, pages 667–672

Kim, B.

• Design of AR Content for Improving Artifact-centered Contextual Learning of Processional Paintings, pages 673–680

Kim, B.-K.

• Preservation and Visualization of Sound Heritage: Case Study of the Sacred Bell of King Seongdeok, pages 299–304

Kim, C.-S.

• Development of a 3-Axis Gimbal for Drones to Improve Hyperspectral Imaging Quality of Large-Scale Natural Heritage, pages 799–804

Kim, E.

• Dissemination the Value of Cultural Heritage through the Production of Media Art Based on 3D Record Data – An Example of the Media Art Exhibition Project of "Mieumwanbo, Walking through the Traditional Garden of Korea", pages 681–686

Kim, H.

• Mapping Historic Heritage in Jeonju and Wanju, South Korea: A GIS-Based Approach for Education and Public Engagement, pages 285–291
• Utilizing Remote Sensing for the Investigation of North Korean Cultural Heritage: A Case of Unregistered Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty in North Korea, pages 687–692

Kim, I.

• Documentation and Preservation of Cultural Heritage Submerged by Dam Construction Using Digital Technology, pages 693–698

Kim, K.

• Design of an XR-based AI-augmented Content Framework for Frescoes (focusing on Raphael's School of Athens), pages 699–705
• Design of a Deep Learning Model for Bronze Dagger Morphology Classification, pages 707–714

Kim, M. J.

• Conservation and Restoration of Chimi from Mireuksa Temple Site, Iksan, pages 715–720

Kim, S.

• CIPA 2025 Seoul - Heritage Conservation from Bits. From Digital Documentation to Data-driven Heritage Conservation: Preface, pages 1–2
• HBIM-Based Digital Restoration and Documentation of Hyeumwonji as Lost Wooden Architectural Heritage, pages 727–734
• Place-based Virtual Reconstruction of Heritage Soundscape: A Case Study of Magoksa Temple, UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Korea, pages 1105–1112
• Place-based Virtual Reconstruction of Heritage Soundscape: A Case Study of Magoksa Temple, UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Korea, pages 1105–1112

Kim, S. H.

• Remote Diagnosis of Tree Vigor in National Natural Heritage Using Digital Hyperspectral Image Analysis, pages 1073–1079

Kim, S. J.

• Bridging Artifact and Digital Content Management: Challenges in the National Museum of Korean Contemporary History, pages 721–726

Kim, Y.

• GIS-Based Spatial Reconstruction of Excavated Goryeo Celadons from the Goryeo Palace Site: Based on Gaesong Manwoldae Inter-Korean Joint Excavation Data, pages 313–320

Kim, Y. M.

• Acoustic Analysis of the Sacred Bell of King Seongdeok and the Utilization of Digital Sound Sources, pages 735–740

Klingspon, J.

• A Multi-Modal Evaluation of GPS Assisted Rapid Multi-Cam Photogrammetry, pages 741–747
• Nation Scale NeRF Reconstruction, pages 941–948

Ko, K.

• Behavior-Driven Design Frameworks for Virtual Heritage Experience, pages 881–886

Kocadağ, B.

• Space | Human | Memory: Integrated Conservation of Bozcaada's Cultural Heritage through Geographic Information System, pages 127–132

Koch, J.

• Managing 4D Modelling Supported by Modern Archaeology for the In-Depth Study of a Ruined Castle – Oedenbourg Castle in Alsace, France, pages 749–756

Koehl, M.

• Color Homogenization in 3D Reconstruction of Castles from Heterogeneous Imaging Sources, pages 549–556
• Creation of an Immersive Game for a CAVE Environment, around the Rhine Castles 3D and 4D Models, pages 565–572
• Managing 4D Modelling Supported by Modern Archaeology for the In-Depth Study of a Ruined Castle – Oedenbourg Castle in Alsace, France, pages 749–756

Koh, P.

• Place-based Virtual Reconstruction of Heritage Soundscape: A Case Study of Magoksa Temple, UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Korea, pages 1105–1112

Komorowicz, D.

• 4D World Viewers as Multi-user Content Management Systems, pages 1043–1050

Kontoudaki, A.

• Combining 3D Geometric Documentation with Infra-Red Thermography for Enhancing Cultural Heritage, pages 757–763

Koo, M.

• Photogrammetry and 3D reconstruction in Archaeological Excavation on Elephant Terrace, Siem Reap, Cambodia, pages 765–770

Koronakis, A.

• Unwrapping a Baroque Masterpiece: A Planar Representation for the Apse of Santa María del Temple in Valencia, pages 407–413

Korro, J.

• Tracking the Material History Through the Analysis of Past and Present Alterations and Restorations. Application to Doors and Walls of the Museum Najerillense (La Rioja, Spain), pages 771–777

Kot, P.

• Photogrammetric Localisation of Electromagnetic Sensors for Detecting Anomalies in Heritage Internal Wood Structures, pages 277–284

Kuester, F.

• Integrated Multi-Camera Photogrammetry: Toward the Simulation of Human and Faunal Access to the Pleistocene Cave Systems of Quintana Roo, Mexico, pages 329–335
• A Multi-Modal Evaluation of GPS Assisted Rapid Multi-Cam Photogrammetry, pages 741–747
• Nation Scale NeRF Reconstruction, pages 941–948
• Protagonists of their own Discovery: Engaging the European Public with Florentine Heritage, pages 981–988
• Towards a Mexican National Archaeological Atlas Scalable 3D Web GIS and Archival Systems for Big Data, pages 1005–1011

Kuo, T.-W.

• Wind Field Simulation Tools Assist in Conducting Heritage Impact Assessments, pages 779–784

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De Luca, L.

• Establishing a Dialogue Between Textual Sources and 3D-Spatialised Annotations: A First Experiment Within Notre-Dame's Scientific Data Corpus, pages 49–56
• Spatio-Temporal Data Integration for Knowledge-Driven Analysis of Historic Built Heritage Conservation State, pages 187–194

Labropoulos, K. C.

• Combining 3D Geometric Documentation with Infra-Red Thermography for Enhancing Cultural Heritage, pages 757–763

Langenberg, S.

• Craft and Repair Heritage: From Capture to Dissemination in Digital Space, pages 367–374

Lanteri, R.

• Semi-automated LiDAR Vegetation Classification for Mediterranean Archaeology: Designing a Pipeline Leveraging a Multi-Layer Stacked Ensemble Approach, pages 821–826

Lauria, M.

• Spatio-Temporal Data Integration for Knowledge-Driven Analysis of Historic Built Heritage Conservation State, pages 187–194

Lee, D. Y.

• Conservation and Restoration of Chimi from Mireuksa Temple Site, Iksan, pages 715–720

Lee, G.

• Classification of Trees in <Donggwoldo (東闕圖)> Using CNN Deep Learning - Focusing on Tree Representation Techniques -, pages 785–790

Lee, H.

• GIS-Based Spatial Reconstruction of Excavated Goryeo Celadons from the Goryeo Palace Site: Based on Gaesong Manwoldae Inter-Korean Joint Excavation Data, pages 313–320
• Documentation and Preservation of Cultural Heritage Submerged by Dam Construction Using Digital Technology, pages 693–698

Lee, J.

• Mapping Historic Heritage in Jeonju and Wanju, South Korea: A GIS-Based Approach for Education and Public Engagement, pages 285–291
• HBIM-Based Digital Restoration and Documentation of Hyeumwonji as Lost Wooden Architectural Heritage, pages 727–734
• An AI-driven XR Multi-Experience Platform Design by Periods for the Classic Chinese Panoramic Scroll Painting “Along the River during the Qingming Festival”, pages 791–798

Lee, J. S.

• Development of a 3-Axis Gimbal for Drones to Improve Hyperspectral Imaging Quality of Large-Scale Natural Heritage, pages 799–804
• Remote Diagnosis of Tree Vigor in National Natural Heritage Using Digital Hyperspectral Image Analysis, pages 1073–1079

Lee, J. Y.

• Remote Diagnosis of Tree Vigor in National Natural Heritage Using Digital Hyperspectral Image Analysis, pages 1073–1079

Lee, J.-Y.

• Development of a 3-Axis Gimbal for Drones to Improve Hyperspectral Imaging Quality of Large-Scale Natural Heritage, pages 799–804

Lee, K. H.

• A Case Study on the Digital Heritage Application of Embroidered Textile Artifacts in Museum Collections, pages 637–643

Lee, M.-C. J.

• Events Evaluating the Deterioration Risk of Cultural Heritage Building by CFD Simulation—A Case Study of Chaotian Temple in Taiwan, pages 851–856

Lee, S.

• Acoustic Analysis of the Sacred Bell of King Seongdeok and the Utilization of Digital Sound Sources, pages 735–740
• Restoration of Context through the Utilization of Museum Archives: A Case Study of Folklife Archive at National Folk Museum of Korea, pages 805–811

Lee, W.

• CIPA 2025 Seoul - Heritage Conservation from Bits. From Digital Documentation to Data-driven Heritage Conservation: Preface, pages 1–2

Lee, Y.

• HBIM-Based Digital Restoration and Documentation of Hyeumwonji as Lost Wooden Architectural Heritage, pages 727–734

Lei, Y.

• A Data-driven Information Modelling Approach for Cultural Heritage, pages 813–820

Lercari, N.

• StatueDiff: Regionally Enhanced Cross-Scale Diffusion for Single-View 3D Reconstruction of Classical Statues, pages 429–434
• Semi-automated LiDAR Vegetation Classification for Mediterranean Archaeology: Designing a Pipeline Leveraging a Multi-Layer Stacked Ensemble Approach, pages 821–826

Lerma, J. L.

• Unwrapping a Baroque Masterpiece: A Planar Representation for the Apse of Santa María del Temple in Valencia, pages 407–413

Li, F.

• Historic Garden Conservation in the Cloud: A Comparative Exploration of Strengths, Weaknesses, and Possibilities, pages 827–834

Li, H.

• Text Region Adaptive Multi-temporal Stone Inscriptions Image Registration Framework, pages 263–268

Li, S.

• Hyperspectral Prediction Model for Mixed Salts on the Surfaces of Temple Murals in Northern China Based on Simulated Samples, pages 835–842

Li, S. M.

• Intelligent Deduction and Historical Reconstruction an AIGC-Driven Exploration of the Main Hall Ruins at Gonghoulong Temple, Ningde, China, pages 843–849

Li, X.

• An Inversion Approach for Salt Content in Simulated Murals Based on Spectral Enhancement and Sample Partitioning, pages 415–422

Li, Z.

• Physics-informed Neural Network for Predicting the Moisture Diffusion and Parameter Inversion in Stone Heritage, pages 595–600

Liang, X.

• Assessing Digital Tools in Education Process for Cultural Heritage: A Literature Review, pages 645–652

Liao, C.-Y.

• Events Evaluating the Deterioration Risk of Cultural Heritage Building by CFD Simulation—A Case Study of Chaotian Temple in Taiwan, pages 851–856

Lin, G.

• Immersive Virtual Reality Design for the Architectural Heritage of Rovigo, Italy: Digital Preservation and Interactive Exploration Based on Embodied Interaction, pages 659–666
• Augmented Reality System with Flexible Electronic Skin for Intangible Cultural Heritage Preservation: A Case Study of Hong Kong Yu Lan Festival, pages 667–672

Lin, W.

• Hyperspectral Prediction Model for Mixed Salts on the Surfaces of Temple Murals in Northern China Based on Simulated Samples, pages 835–842

Lingua, A.

• HERITALISE. Project Insights and Initial Developments, pages 269–276

Lingua, A. M.

• Digital Cataloguing of Historic Parks and Gardens in Piedmont (Italy) Using Open-Source Data, pages 857–863

Liu, J.

• Intelligent Deduction and Historical Reconstruction an AIGC-Driven Exploration of the Main Hall Ruins at Gonghoulong Temple, Ningde, China, pages 843–849

Liu, Q.

• A New Model for the Digital Preservation and Utilization of Historic Buildings: Optimization of a Scene-Adaptive HBIM and VR Integrated Application Process, pages 911–918

Liu, W.

• XR Technologies for Enhanced Cultural Engagement: from HBIM to a Comparative Analysis of VR and WebVR Development Tools, pages 95–102
• A Study on Digital Governance of Historically Preserved Buildings Based on CFD and Thermal Imaging: The National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts as an Example, pages 211–216
• HBIM-based Virtual Reality for Serious Games: A Review and Research Directions Oriented to Built Heritage Dissemination, pages 865–872

Liu, Y.

• Dense 3D Reconstruction of Ancient Architectural Heritage by Integrating Cross-View Geometric Prior and Semantic Enhancement, pages 873–880

Liva, G.

• From Digital Documentation to Data-Driven Heritage Conservation of San Francesco della Vigna in Venice: A Methodology for Monitoring and Valorization, pages 489–496

Lo, C. H. N.

• Behavior-Driven Design Frameworks for Virtual Heritage Experience, pages 881–886

Lombardini, N.

• Usability and Interoperability of an Accurate HBIM Architectural Model for Structural Analysis, pages 465–471

Luzzi, D.

• Interactive and Gamified Educational Virtual Tour for the Preservation of Tangible and Intangible Rural Heritage, pages 895–902

Lyu, S.

• An Inversion Approach for Salt Content in Simulated Murals Based on Spectral Enhancement and Sample Partitioning, pages 415–422
• Hyperspectral Prediction Model for Mixed Salts on the Surfaces of Temple Murals in Northern China Based on Simulated Samples, pages 835–842
• Digital Conservation of Ancient Woodblock Combining Hyperspectral Imaging and Close-range Photogrammetry Technology, pages 919–924

Lê, T. T. B.

• 3D Scan and HBIM of Thai Hoa Hall for the Conservation of Hue’s Cultural Heritage, pages 587–594

López, C.

• HBIM-Based Digital Surveying Challenges: The Larraín Palace Case, pages 887–893

M

De Marco, R.

• Developing Digital Skills for Architectural Heritage: A Didactic Approach to 3D Mapping and Phygital Storytelling, pages 1089–1095

Di Mino, G.

• Beyond Traditional H-BIM: AI-Powered Modeling for Heritage Bridges, pages 615–622

Ma, D.

• Digital Huizhou Practices from the Perspective of Planned Preventive Conservation, pages 903–909

Ma, H.

• A New Model for the Digital Preservation and Utilization of Historic Buildings: Optimization of a Scene-Adaptive HBIM and VR Integrated Application Process, pages 911–918

Ma, S.

• Digital Conservation of Ancient Woodblock Combining Hyperspectral Imaging and Close-range Photogrammetry Technology, pages 919–924

Ma, Y.

• Research on Advancing the Conservation and Heritage of the Kizil Cave-Temple Complex through Strategic Planning and Digital Exhibition, pages 925–932

Macchioni, E.

• Balancing Scales: Documenting a 17th Century Adobe Structure for its Holistic Assessment and Conservation using Multiple Scales of Level of Detail, pages 557–564

Macher, H.

• Gaussian Splatting for Facade Orthophoto Generation – Comparison with MVS and TLS, pages 1059–1064

Mad Zin, N.

• Sufficiency of Technology Adaptation in Risk Monitoring Criteria for Heritage Sites Management in Malaysia: Site-Based Classification, pages 933–940

Magnelli, A.

• Digital Workflows for the Interpretation and Presentation of Railway Heritage, pages 1013–1020

Mai, A.

• Nation Scale NeRF Reconstruction, pages 941–948

Maietti, F.

• Digital Documentation and Data Analysis for Safeguarding Heritage at Risk. Condition Assessment of Colonia Varese, pages 949–956

Mak, V. S.

• From Trash to Art: Crowdsourcing and the Bottom-up Heritagisation of Neon Signs in Hong Kong, pages 957–964

Makris, D.

• Digital Documentation and Reconstruction of Fragile Organic Artefacts: A State-of-the-Art Review, pages 607–614

Malea, E.

• Digital Documentation and Reconstruction of Fragile Organic Artefacts: A State-of-the-Art Review, pages 607–614

Mamino, P.

• Digital Cataloguing of Historic Parks and Gardens in Piedmont (Italy) Using Open-Source Data, pages 857–863

Mane, M.

• Geospatial Analysis for Decoding Architectural Configuration of Ruins of a Coastal Fort: The Case of Fort Vijaydurg, Konkan, India, pages 965–972

Manfredi, V.

• PIXEL VR: Optimizing Photogrammetric Datasets for Standalone VR, pages 973–980

Mangano, D.

• Protagonists of their own Discovery: Engaging the European Public with Florentine Heritage, pages 981–988

Mangulabnan, L.

• Jai Alive: (Re)locating the Manila Jai-Alai in Contemporary Collective Memory, pages 1121–1128

Manolova, T.

• 3D Technologies and Virtual Reality in Archaeology: Preserving the Kition Ship Graffiti from Late Bronze Age Cyprus, pages 989–995

Mantalovas, K.

• Beyond Traditional H-BIM: AI-Powered Modeling for Heritage Bridges, pages 615–622

Manzone, A.

• Survey Data Integration for Enhanced Cultural Heritage Dissemination and Analysis through Virtual Reality, pages 443–448
• Denoising and Voxelization Algorithms for Finite Element Analysis of Cultural Heritage, pages 541–548

Marciniak, P.

• Challenges in Survey Methodology Workflows for Complex Geometry Structures. Case study of the Church of Divine Mercy in Kalisz, Poland, pages 57–62
• 3D Digital Modelling of a Historic City: Methodology of Reconstructing an Image of a City Based on the Case Study of the City of Poznań, pages 149–155

Marcus, B.

• Balancing Scales: Documenting a 17th Century Adobe Structure for its Holistic Assessment and Conservation using Multiple Scales of Level of Detail, pages 557–564

Markiewicz, J.

• Photogrammetric Localisation of Electromagnetic Sensors for Detecting Anomalies in Heritage Internal Wood Structures, pages 277–284

Martino, A.

• A Multi-Modal Evaluation of GPS Assisted Rapid Multi-Cam Photogrammetry, pages 741–747

Matrone, F.

• HERITALISE. Project Insights and Initial Developments, pages 269–276
• Digital Cataloguing of Historic Parks and Gardens in Piedmont (Italy) Using Open-Source Data, pages 857–863

Maulana, I.

• Implementing 3D Augmented Reality for Increasing Public Outreach of Majapahit Archeological Sites, pages 141–147

Mazzacca, G.

• Integrative AI for the Understanding of Ancient Javanese Architectures, pages 1065–1072

Mazzarotto Braga Figueiredo, L.

• Comparative Assessment of Point Cloud Annotation Workflows for Applications in Architectural and Spatial Studies, pages 997–1004

McAvoy, S.

• Integrated Multi-Camera Photogrammetry: Toward the Simulation of Human and Faunal Access to the Pleistocene Cave Systems of Quintana Roo, Mexico, pages 329–335
• A Multi-Modal Evaluation of GPS Assisted Rapid Multi-Cam Photogrammetry, pages 741–747
• Nation Scale NeRF Reconstruction, pages 941–948
• Protagonists of their own Discovery: Engaging the European Public with Florentine Heritage, pages 981–988
• Towards a Mexican National Archaeological Atlas Scalable 3D Web GIS and Archival Systems for Big Data, pages 1005–1011

Mea, C.

• Coupling V-SLAM and Semantic Segmentation for Cultural Heritage Documentation, pages 435–442

Meacham, S.

• Bridging Photogrammetry and GIS Through Workflow Automation: A Scalable Approach for Spatially-Linked 3D Data in Underwater Cultural Heritage, pages 497–502
• Towards a Mexican National Archaeological Atlas Scalable 3D Web GIS and Archival Systems for Big Data, pages 1005–1011

Mendikute Garate, A.

• HERITALISE. Project Insights and Initial Developments, pages 269–276

Meng, F.

• Hyperspectral Prediction Model for Mixed Salts on the Surfaces of Temple Murals in Northern China Based on Simulated Samples, pages 835–842

Mengilli, M.

• Pergamon As It Once Was: A Virtual Journey into Ancient City and an Immersive Experience with AI Integration, pages 391–398

Mezzino, D.

• Digital Workflows for the Interpretation and Presentation of Railway Heritage, pages 1013–1020

Miller, A.

• HERITALISE. Project Insights and Initial Developments, pages 269–276

Min, B.

• 3D Scan and HBIM of Thai Hoa Hall for the Conservation of Hue’s Cultural Heritage, pages 587–594

Moisan, E.

• Implementing 3D Augmented Reality for Increasing Public Outreach of Majapahit Archeological Sites, pages 141–147

Mondino, D.

• Retrofitting Heritage Buildings: Aligning Heritage Building Information Management with DIN Standards, pages 473–479

Moropoulou, A.

• Combining 3D Geometric Documentation with Infra-Red Thermography for Enhancing Cultural Heritage, pages 757–763

Mozas-Calvache, A. T.

• Analysis of the Photogrammetry Use of Videos from 360-Degree Multicameras in Heritage-Related Scenes: Case of the Necropolis of Qubbet El-Hawa (Aswan, Egypt), pages 533–539
• Evolution of the 3D Documentation of the Necropolis of Qubbet el-Hawa (Aswan, Egypt) Based on Data Fusion, pages 1021–1028

Mu, N.

• AI-based Digital Documentation as Sensors of Heritage Morphological Value: Recording Plane Forms of Historical Rural Settlements Hierarchically, pages 1029–1036

Murata, K.

• Progress Report on the Laconian Churches’ 3D Survey Project – The Spatial Hub 3D Scholarly Edition –, pages 579–585

Murray, O.

• A Digital Publication Prototype: The King’s Chamber, pages 1051–1057

Murtiyoso, A.

• Implementing 3D Augmented Reality for Increasing Public Outreach of Majapahit Archeological Sites, pages 141–147
• Gaussian Splatting for Facade Orthophoto Generation – Comparison with MVS and TLS, pages 1059–1064
• Integrative AI for the Understanding of Ancient Javanese Architectures, pages 1065–1072

Münster, D. L.

• Heritage education projects by university students for pupils: Digital and data-driven learning in a humanities teaching-learning lab, pages 1037–1042

Münster, S.

• Heritage education projects by university students for pupils: Digital and data-driven learning in a humanities teaching-learning lab, pages 1037–1042
• 4D World Viewers as Multi-user Content Management Systems, pages 1043–1050

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Nakrani, D.

• Geospatial Analysis for Decoding Architectural Configuration of Ruins of a Coastal Fort: The Case of Fort Vijaydurg, Konkan, India, pages 965–972

Nam, S. Y.

• Remote Diagnosis of Tree Vigor in National Natural Heritage Using Digital Hyperspectral Image Analysis, pages 1073–1079

Nappi, E.

• Denoising and Voxelization Algorithms for Finite Element Analysis of Cultural Heritage, pages 541–548

Nava Blank, A.

• Integrated Multi-Camera Photogrammetry: Toward the Simulation of Human and Faunal Access to the Pleistocene Cave Systems of Quintana Roo, Mexico, pages 329–335

Nespeca, R.

• Above-Ground and Underground Architectural Heritage Documentation: A Scan-to-HBIM-to-XR Approach for Historic Centres, pages 345–351

Ng, W. L.

• Expansion of Architectural Heritage Conservation through Digital Interactions and Gamification: A Case Study of Singapore Thian Hock Keng, pages 1081–1087

Nguyễn, P. H. T.

• 3D Scan and HBIM of Thai Hoa Hall for the Conservation of Hue’s Cultural Heritage, pages 587–594

Nguyễn, T. Q. H.

• 3D Scan and HBIM of Thai Hoa Hall for the Conservation of Hue’s Cultural Heritage, pages 587–594

Ngô, N. H.

• 3D Scan and HBIM of Thai Hoa Hall for the Conservation of Hue’s Cultural Heritage, pages 587–594

Nofal, E.

• Developing Digital Skills for Architectural Heritage: A Didactic Approach to 3D Mapping and Phygital Storytelling, pages 1089–1095

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Oh, J.

• USD-Based 3D Archiving Framework for Time-Series Digital Documentation of Natural Heritage, pages 1097–1104

Oh, K. T.

• Place-based Virtual Reconstruction of Heritage Soundscape: A Case Study of Magoksa Temple, UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Korea, pages 1105–1112

Okumuş, G.

• Space | Human | Memory: Integrated Conservation of Bozcaada's Cultural Heritage through Geographic Information System, pages 127–132
• Utilizing GIS for Sustainable Conservation and Management of Riverine Heritage Landscapes: ‘MeRiΔGIS’ for Menderes (Maeander) River Delta, Türkiye, pages 1113–1120

Ong, T. A.

• Jai Alive: (Re)locating the Manila Jai-Alai in Contemporary Collective Memory, pages 1121–1128

Osorio León, J. F. J.

• Towards a Mexican National Archaeological Atlas Scalable 3D Web GIS and Archival Systems for Big Data, pages 1005–1011

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• Progress Report on the Laconian Churches’ 3D Survey Project – The Spatial Hub 3D Scholarly Edition –, pages 579–585

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Pagounis, V.

• Integration of Diverse Geomatics Backgrounds for the Documentation of Cultural Heritage. A Summer School on Pogoni’s Stone Bridges, pages 3–8

Pan, B.

• Intelligent Deduction and Historical Reconstruction an AIGC-Driven Exploration of the Main Hall Ruins at Gonghoulong Temple, Ningde, China, pages 843–849

Pantos, A.

• A Digital Publication Prototype: The King’s Chamber, pages 1051–1057

Papaioannou, G.

• Integration of Diverse Geomatics Backgrounds for the Documentation of Cultural Heritage. A Summer School on Pogoni’s Stone Bridges, pages 3–8

Parisi, E. I.

• Towards Sustainable Heritage Conservation: Transformer-Based temperature forecasting in the city of Florence, pages 399–405
• Interactive and Gamified Educational Virtual Tour for the Preservation of Tangible and Intangible Rural Heritage, pages 895–902

Park, J. H.

• Design of an XR-based AI-augmented Content Framework for Frescoes (focusing on Raphael's School of Athens), pages 699–705
• An AI-driven XR Multi-Experience Platform Design by Periods for the Classic Chinese Panoramic Scroll Painting “Along the River during the Qingming Festival”, pages 791–798

Pateraki, M.

• Color Homogenization in 3D Reconstruction of Castles from Heterogeneous Imaging Sources, pages 549–556

Pavelka, K.

• Challenges and Results in the Exploration and Documentation of Unique Historical Underground Complexes, pages 103–109

Pavignano, M.

• BIM Model Reconstruction of Architectural Archives: A Case Study in Turin, Italy, pages 157–164

Pereira Roders, A.

• Bridging World Heritage Management with Climate Change Adaptation in the Netherlands using Artificial Intelligence, pages 79–86

Perfetti, L.

• Coupling V-SLAM and Semantic Segmentation for Cultural Heritage Documentation, pages 435–442

Peñas, Y. P.

• Jai Alive: (Re)locating the Manila Jai-Alai in Contemporary Collective Memory, pages 1121–1128

Pfaff, D.

• Protagonists of their own Discovery: Engaging the European Public with Florentine Heritage, pages 981–988

Pinheiro B S Mesquita, S.

• Comparative Assessment of Point Cloud Annotation Workflows for Applications in Architectural and Spatial Studies, pages 997–1004

Pinto, L.

• Opportunities and challenges of Crowdsourced Indoor Geographic and Semantic Data for Built Heritage, pages 525–531

Pisciotta, A.

• Beyond Traditional H-BIM: AI-Powered Modeling for Heritage Bridges, pages 615–622

Pozzi, F.

• Unwrapping a Baroque Masterpiece: A Planar Representation for the Apse of Santa María del Temple in Valencia, pages 407–413

Prałat, K.

• Challenges in Survey Methodology Workflows for Complex Geometry Structures. Case study of the Church of Divine Mercy in Kalisz, Poland, pages 57–62

Previtali, M.

• Bridging Gaps in Heritage Interpretation: Insights from Local Perception and Geospatial Analysis in the Dadanitic Inscriptions Landscape of AlUla, pages 17–24

Preßler, R.

• 4D World Viewers as Multi-user Content Management Systems, pages 1043–1050

Prizeman, O.

• Bridging Gaps in Heritage Interpretation: Insights from Local Perception and Geospatial Analysis in the Dadanitic Inscriptions Landscape of AlUla, pages 17–24

Pérez Rivas, M. E.

• Towards a Mexican National Archaeological Atlas Scalable 3D Web GIS and Archival Systems for Big Data, pages 1005–1011

Pérez Ruiz, F.

• Towards a Mexican National Archaeological Atlas Scalable 3D Web GIS and Archival Systems for Big Data, pages 1005–1011

Pérez-García, J. L.

• Analysis of the Photogrammetry Use of Videos from 360-Degree Multicameras in Heritage-Related Scenes: Case of the Necropolis of Qubbet El-Hawa (Aswan, Egypt), pages 533–539
• Evolution of the 3D Documentation of the Necropolis of Qubbet el-Hawa (Aswan, Egypt) Based on Data Fusion, pages 1021–1028

Pöllinger, A. L.

• Craft and Repair Heritage: From Capture to Dissemination in Digital Space, pages 367–374

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• Spatio-Temporal Data Integration for Knowledge-Driven Analysis of Historic Built Heritage Conservation State, pages 187–194

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Radoslavova Gerganova, M.

• XR Narratives from Informative Models: The Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella and the Castrum Caetani in the Appian Way (UNESCO), pages 503–510

Rajan, V.

• 4D World Viewers as Multi-user Content Management Systems, pages 1043–1050

Ranieri, M.

• Interactive and Gamified Educational Virtual Tour for the Preservation of Tangible and Intangible Rural Heritage, pages 895–902

Reina Ortiz, M.

• Balancing Scales: Documenting a 17th Century Adobe Structure for its Holistic Assessment and Conservation using Multiple Scales of Level of Detail, pages 557–564

Rejeb, A.

• Developing Digital Skills for Architectural Heritage: A Didactic Approach to 3D Mapping and Phygital Storytelling, pages 1089–1095

Remondino, F.

• Coupling V-SLAM and Semantic Segmentation for Cultural Heritage Documentation, pages 435–442
• Integrative AI for the Understanding of Ancient Javanese Architectures, pages 1065–1072

Rii, H. U.

• CIPA 2025 Seoul - Heritage Conservation from Bits. From Digital Documentation to Data-driven Heritage Conservation: Preface, pages 1–2

Rissolo, D.

• Integrated Multi-Camera Photogrammetry: Toward the Simulation of Human and Faunal Access to the Pleistocene Cave Systems of Quintana Roo, Mexico, pages 329–335
• Bridging Photogrammetry and GIS Through Workflow Automation: A Scalable Approach for Spatially-Linked 3D Data in Underwater Cultural Heritage, pages 497–502
• A Multi-Modal Evaluation of GPS Assisted Rapid Multi-Cam Photogrammetry, pages 741–747
• Towards a Mexican National Archaeological Atlas Scalable 3D Web GIS and Archival Systems for Big Data, pages 1005–1011

Rocca, I.

• From Digital Documentation to Data-Driven Heritage Conservation of San Francesco della Vigna in Venice: A Methodology for Monitoring and Valorization, pages 489–496

Rodríguez-Miranda, Á.

• Geodesy, Surveying, 3D Modelling, and AI Virtual Reconstruction in the Archaeological Sites and Monuments of the Former Settlement of Ribeira Grande in Cidade Velha (Santiago Island, Cape Verde), pages 519–524
• Tracking the Material History Through the Analysis of Past and Present Alterations and Restorations. Application to Doors and Walls of the Museum Najerillense (La Rioja, Spain), pages 771–777

Roh, C. Y.

• Conservation and Restoration of Chimi from Mireuksa Temple Site, Iksan, pages 715–720

Roncella, R.

• A Data-driven Information Modelling Approach for Cultural Heritage, pages 813–820

Rosland, A.

• Bridging Photogrammetry and GIS Through Workflow Automation: A Scalable Approach for Spatially-Linked 3D Data in Underwater Cultural Heritage, pages 497–502

Rossato, L.

• Digital Documentation and Data Analysis for Safeguarding Heritage at Risk. Condition Assessment of Colonia Varese, pages 949–956

Roussel, R.

• Establishing a Dialogue Between Textual Sources and 3D-Spatialised Annotations: A First Experiment Within Notre-Dame's Scientific Data Corpus, pages 49–56

Russo, P.

• Towards Sustainable Heritage Conservation: Transformer-Based temperature forecasting in the city of Florence, pages 399–405

Rügamer, D.

• Semi-automated LiDAR Vegetation Classification for Mediterranean Archaeology: Designing a Pipeline Leveraging a Multi-Layer Stacked Ensemble Approach, pages 821–826

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• Tracking the Material History Through the Analysis of Past and Present Alterations and Restorations. Application to Doors and Walls of the Museum Najerillense (La Rioja, Spain), pages 771–777

Saetta, A.

• From Digital Documentation to Data-Driven Heritage Conservation of San Francesco della Vigna in Venice: A Methodology for Monitoring and Valorization, pages 489–496

Said, S. Y.

• Sufficiency of Technology Adaptation in Risk Monitoring Criteria for Heritage Sites Management in Malaysia: Site-Based Classification, pages 933–940

Salazar Gamboa, M.

• Towards a Mexican National Archaeological Atlas Scalable 3D Web GIS and Archival Systems for Big Data, pages 1005–1011

Sammartano, G.

• HERITALISE. Project Insights and Initial Developments, pages 269–276

Santana Quintero, M.

• Balancing Scales: Documenting a 17th Century Adobe Structure for its Holistic Assessment and Conservation using Multiple Scales of Level of Detail, pages 557–564

Sato, R.

• Place-based Virtual Reconstruction of Heritage Soundscape: A Case Study of Magoksa Temple, UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Korea, pages 1105–1112

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• Information Modelling for Planned Preservation. The HBIM model of Villa Forni Cerato, pages 63–69

Scerra, S.

• Semi-automated LiDAR Vegetation Classification for Mediterranean Archaeology: Designing a Pipeline Leveraging a Multi-Layer Stacked Ensemble Approach, pages 821–826

Seracini, M.

• Protagonists of their own Discovery: Engaging the European Public with Florentine Heritage, pages 981–988

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• Digital Revival: Virtual Access to Hidden Cultural Heritage - Al Ain Aflaj Discoveries, UAE, pages 9–16

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• Dense 3D Reconstruction of Ancient Architectural Heritage by Integrating Cross-View Geometric Prior and Semantic Enhancement, pages 873–880

Shen, W.

• Dense 3D Reconstruction of Ancient Architectural Heritage by Integrating Cross-View Geometric Prior and Semantic Enhancement, pages 873–880

Shim, H.

• CIPA 2025 Seoul - Heritage Conservation from Bits. From Digital Documentation to Data-driven Heritage Conservation: Preface, pages 1–2
• Place-based Virtual Reconstruction of Heritage Soundscape: A Case Study of Magoksa Temple, UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Korea, pages 1105–1112

Shimizu, K.

• Progress Report on the Laconian Churches’ 3D Survey Project – The Spatial Hub 3D Scholarly Edition –, pages 579–585

Shimoda, I.

• Enhancing the Interpretation of Industrial Heritage and Cultural Landscape of Iwami Ginzan through Digital Technologies, pages 225–232
• A New Model for the Digital Preservation and Utilization of Historic Buildings: Optimization of a Scene-Adaptive HBIM and VR Integrated Application Process, pages 911–918

Siegkas, P.

• HERITALISE. Project Insights and Initial Developments, pages 269–276
• Quality Certification in Data Acquisition for Cultural Heritage: The Power of Paradata for High Quality Digital 3D Cultural Heritage Assets, pages 623–628

Singer, A.

• A Digital Publication Prototype: The King’s Chamber, pages 1051–1057

Sommer, E.

• Color Homogenization in 3D Reconstruction of Castles from Heterogeneous Imaging Sources, pages 549–556
• Managing 4D Modelling Supported by Modern Archaeology for the In-Depth Study of a Ruined Castle – Oedenbourg Castle in Alsace, France, pages 749–756

Song, D.-Y.

• Development of a 3-Axis Gimbal for Drones to Improve Hyperspectral Imaging Quality of Large-Scale Natural Heritage, pages 799–804

Spreafico, A.

• HERITALISE. Project Insights and Initial Developments, pages 269–276

Stanton, T.

• Towards a Mexican National Archaeological Atlas Scalable 3D Web GIS and Archival Systems for Big Data, pages 1005–1011

Sun, Y.

• A Knowledge Representation Method for Virtual Restoration of Ancient Chinese Stone Arch Bridges, pages 217–223

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• Classification of Trees in <Donggwoldo (東闕圖)> Using CNN Deep Learning - Focusing on Tree Representation Techniques -, pages 785–790

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• Digital Documentation and Data Analysis for Safeguarding Heritage at Risk. Condition Assessment of Colonia Varese, pages 949–956

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• Integrative AI for the Understanding of Ancient Javanese Architectures, pages 1065–1072

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• Mobile Mapping for Architectural Survey. The Case of Doge’s Palace in Venice: Challenges and Lessons Learn, pages 457–464

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• Progress Report on the Laconian Churches’ 3D Survey Project – The Spatial Hub 3D Scholarly Edition –, pages 579–585

Tanasi, D.

• Semi-automated LiDAR Vegetation Classification for Mediterranean Archaeology: Designing a Pipeline Leveraging a Multi-Layer Stacked Ensemble Approach, pages 821–826

Tanduo, B.

• A Multi-Modal Evaluation of GPS Assisted Rapid Multi-Cam Photogrammetry, pages 741–747

Tang, Z.

• Intelligent Deduction and Historical Reconstruction an AIGC-Driven Exploration of the Main Hall Ruins at Gonghoulong Temple, Ningde, China, pages 843–849

Tapinaki, S.

• Combining 3D Geometric Documentation with Infra-Red Thermography for Enhancing Cultural Heritage, pages 757–763

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• Integration of Diverse Geomatics Backgrounds for the Documentation of Cultural Heritage. A Summer School on Pogoni’s Stone Bridges, pages 3–8
• Comparative Assessment of Point Cloud Annotation Workflows for Applications in Architectural and Spatial Studies, pages 997–1004

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• HBIM-Based Digital Surveying Challenges: The Larraín Palace Case, pages 887–893

Trentin, M.

• HERITALISE. Project Insights and Initial Developments, pages 269–276

Tsai, Y. L.

• Events Evaluating the Deterioration Risk of Cultural Heritage Building by CFD Simulation—A Case Study of Chaotian Temple in Taiwan, pages 851–856

Tsarpalis, H.

• Assessing Generalization Capability of 3D Semantic Segmentation Algorithms using 3D Point Clouds of Cultural Heritage, pages 111–118

Tsioukas, V.

• Integration of Diverse Geomatics Backgrounds for the Documentation of Cultural Heritage. A Summer School on Pogoni’s Stone Bridges, pages 3–8

Tucci, G.

• Towards Sustainable Heritage Conservation: Transformer-Based temperature forecasting in the city of Florence, pages 399–405
• Interactive and Gamified Educational Virtual Tour for the Preservation of Tangible and Intangible Rural Heritage, pages 895–902

Tufail, M.

• An AI-driven XR Multi-Experience Platform Design by Periods for the Classic Chinese Panoramic Scroll Painting “Along the River during the Qingming Festival”, pages 791–798

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• 4D World Viewers as Multi-user Content Management Systems, pages 1043–1050

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• 3D Point Cloud Annotation through an ontology model: the case-study of San Giovanni a Porta Latina, Rome, pages 321–328

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• Geodesy, Surveying, 3D Modelling, and AI Virtual Reconstruction in the Archaeological Sites and Monuments of the Former Settlement of Ribeira Grande in Cidade Velha (Santiago Island, Cape Verde), pages 519–524
• Tracking the Material History Through the Analysis of Past and Present Alterations and Restorations. Application to Doors and Walls of the Museum Najerillense (La Rioja, Spain), pages 771–777

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• Mobile Mapping for Architectural Survey. The Case of Doge’s Palace in Venice: Challenges and Lessons Learn, pages 457–464

Vassena, G. P. M.

• Historic Garden Conservation in the Cloud: A Comparative Exploration of Strengths, Weaknesses, and Possibilities, pages 827–834

Verschuure-Stuip, G.

• Utilizing GIS for Sustainable Conservation and Management of Riverine Heritage Landscapes: ‘MeRiΔGIS’ for Menderes (Maeander) River Delta, Türkiye, pages 1113–1120

Vico-García, D.

• Analysis of the Photogrammetry Use of Videos from 360-Degree Multicameras in Heritage-Related Scenes: Case of the Necropolis of Qubbet El-Hawa (Aswan, Egypt), pages 533–539
• Evolution of the 3D Documentation of the Necropolis of Qubbet el-Hawa (Aswan, Egypt) Based on Data Fusion, pages 1021–1028

Viola, B. D.

• Digital Cataloguing of Historic Parks and Gardens in Piedmont (Italy) Using Open-Source Data, pages 857–863

Voinea, A. E.

• Developing Digital Skills for Architectural Heritage: A Didactic Approach to 3D Mapping and Phygital Storytelling, pages 1089–1095

Volzone, R.

• Comparative Approaches of Fast 360-degree Video-Based Survey of Inaccessible Heritage, pages 511–518

Vozzola, M.

• BIM Model Reconstruction of Architectural Archives: A Case Study in Turin, Italy, pages 157–164

Vynikal, J.

• Challenges and Results in the Exploration and Documentation of Unique Historical Underground Complexes, pages 103–109

Võ, Q. H.

• 3D Scan and HBIM of Thai Hoa Hall for the Conservation of Hue’s Cultural Heritage, pages 587–594

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• Digital Damage Measurement and Analysis of Masonry Heritage Based on Degradation Measurement Method (MMD), pages 195–202
• Digital Huizhou Practices from the Perspective of Planned Preventive Conservation, pages 903–909

Wang, J.

• A Deep Learning Approach to Intelligent Detection of Shedthin Tile Pathology in Suzhou Classical Gardens, pages 239–246

Wang, S.

• A Deep Learning Approach to Intelligent Detection of Shedthin Tile Pathology in Suzhou Classical Gardens, pages 239–246

Wei, W.

• Can Collective Memory be Cognized after Heritage Revitalisation? Cases of Shanghai and Hong Kong, pages 247–253

Woo, J.-H.

• Preservation and Visualization of Sound Heritage: Case Study of the Sacred Bell of King Seongdeok, pages 299–304

Wu, W.

• Digital Conservation of Ancient Woodblock Combining Hyperspectral Imaging and Close-range Photogrammetry Technology, pages 919–924

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Xiao, Y.

• AI-based Digital Documentation as Sensors of Heritage Morphological Value: Recording Plane Forms of Historical Rural Settlements Hierarchically, pages 1029–1036

Xu, J.

• Digital Huizhou Practices from the Perspective of Planned Preventive Conservation, pages 903–909

Xue, J.

• Machine Learning for Automatic Identification of Pores in Microscopic Images of Weathered Sandstone from Yungang Grottoes, pages 255–261

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Yacoub, M.

• Semi-automated LiDAR Vegetation Classification for Mediterranean Archaeology: Designing a Pipeline Leveraging a Multi-Layer Stacked Ensemble Approach, pages 821–826

Yan, H.

• Text Region Adaptive Multi-temporal Stone Inscriptions Image Registration Framework, pages 263–268

Yang, W.-B.

• Wind Field Simulation Tools Assist in Conducting Heritage Impact Assessments, pages 779–784

Yen, A. Y.

• A Study on Digital Governance of Historically Preserved Buildings Based on CFD and Thermal Imaging: The National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts as an Example, pages 211–216

Yen, Y.-N.

• Wind Field Simulation Tools Assist in Conducting Heritage Impact Assessments, pages 779–784

Yenisoy, D.

• Dissemination the Value of Cultural Heritage through the Production of Media Art Based on 3D Record Data – An Example of the Media Art Exhibition Project of "Mieumwanbo, Walking through the Traditional Garden of Korea", pages 681–686

Yin, Y.

• AI-based Digital Documentation as Sensors of Heritage Morphological Value: Recording Plane Forms of Historical Rural Settlements Hierarchically, pages 1029–1036

Yoo, S.-J.

• Development of a 3-Axis Gimbal for Drones to Improve Hyperspectral Imaging Quality of Large-Scale Natural Heritage, pages 799–804

Yu, H.

• Machine Learning for Automatic Identification of Pores in Microscopic Images of Weathered Sandstone from Yungang Grottoes, pages 255–261

Yu, J.

• Design of AR Content for Improving Artifact-centered Contextual Learning of Processional Paintings, pages 673–680
• Design of a Deep Learning Model for Bronze Dagger Morphology Classification, pages 707–714
• USD-Based 3D Archiving Framework for Time-Series Digital Documentation of Natural Heritage, pages 1097–1104

Yu, Z.

• Digital Heritage Narratives of Korean Stone Pagodas: Documentation, Digitization, and GLAM Contents Disseminations, pages 233–238

Yuan, S.

• AI-based Digital Documentation as Sensors of Heritage Morphological Value: Recording Plane Forms of Historical Rural Settlements Hierarchically, pages 1029–1036

Yun, S.

• A Case Study on the Digital Representation of Ancient Architectural Heritage - Focusing on the Digital Representation Process of Mireuksaji in Iksan, Korea, pages 305–312

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Zamora, C.

• HBIM-Based Digital Surveying Challenges: The Larraín Palace Case, pages 887–893

Zellmann, Z.

• Semi-automated LiDAR Vegetation Classification for Mediterranean Archaeology: Designing a Pipeline Leveraging a Multi-Layer Stacked Ensemble Approach, pages 821–826

Zhang Xiaoyin, R.

• Expansion of Architectural Heritage Conservation through Digital Interactions and Gamification: A Case Study of Singapore Thian Hock Keng, pages 1081–1087

Zhang, K.

• Coupling V-SLAM and Semantic Segmentation for Cultural Heritage Documentation, pages 435–442

Zhang, X.

• Research on Advancing the Conservation and Heritage of the Kizil Cave-Temple Complex through Strategic Planning and Digital Exhibition, pages 925–932

Zhang, Y.

• Machine Learning for Automatic Identification of Pores in Microscopic Images of Weathered Sandstone from Yungang Grottoes, pages 255–261
• Physics-informed Neural Network for Predicting the Moisture Diffusion and Parameter Inversion in Stone Heritage, pages 595–600

Zhou, J.

• Augmented Reality System with Flexible Electronic Skin for Intangible Cultural Heritage Preservation: A Case Study of Hong Kong Yu Lan Festival, pages 667–672

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Álvarez, N.

• HBIM-Based Digital Surveying Challenges: The Larraín Palace Case, pages 887–893

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Özçakır, Ö.

• Space | Human | Memory: Integrated Conservation of Bozcaada's Cultural Heritage through Geographic Information System, pages 127–132

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İmran, S. Z.

• Space | Human | Memory: Integrated Conservation of Bozcaada's Cultural Heritage through Geographic Information System, pages 127–132