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
• Digitizing Physical Accessibility in Urban Scenes: From Point Cloud Processing to GIS-Based Analysis, pages 1525–1530

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
• Towards a Curatorial Agent for Heritage Institutions: Web Source Credibility Verification for Grounding Domain-Specific LLMs, pages 1213–1219

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
• Leveraging Information Systems for the Conservation of the Niki de Saint Phalle’s Tarot Garden Artistic Legacy, pages 1335–1340

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

Albers, S.

• Reflectance Transformation Imaging for Detecting Knots in Heritage Timbers, pages 1289–1294

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
• A BI Tool to Support Decision-Making Processes for Public Heritage Assets in CIM Systems, pages 1341–1348

Ardeshiri Lordejani, A.

• FEM Simulation of Ballistic Impacts on Pompeii Walls for the Reconstruction of Roman Throwers War Machine, pages 1491–1497

Ardito, F. M.

• Virtual Tours in Ouro Preto, Brazil: A Tool for Cultural Heritage Preservation, pages 1295–1302

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

Auriemma, R.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

Azeem, M.

• Proposal for a Capacity Building Model in Cultural Heritage ODA: A Case Study of Photogrammetry Training for Gandhara Heritage Documentation, pages 1145–1152

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

Baek, K.

• Proposal for a Capacity Building Model in Cultural Heritage ODA: A Case Study of Photogrammetry Training for Gandhara Heritage Documentation, pages 1145–1152

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

Balletti, C.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

Balzani, M.

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

Balzano, B.

• Evaluating Rapid Data Acquisition Methods for Structural Analysis of a Church at Risk from Climate Change Induced Subsidence, pages 1205–1212

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
• Leveraging Information Systems for the Conservation of the Niki de Saint Phalle’s Tarot Garden Artistic Legacy, pages 1335–1340

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

Bares, D.

• Heritage Conservation in Crisis: A Case Study on Post-Earthquake Church Restoration in Samos Island, Greece, pages 1531–1537

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

Batson, W.

• 3D Laser Scanning for Historical Preservation and Archival Reconstruction Drawings, pages 1401–1406

Battepatti, A.

• Integrating Manual and Digital Techniques in Heritage Documentation: Developing Sustainable Frameworks for Architectural Pedagogy in India, pages 1257–1264

Belk, M.

• A Digital Platform for Heritage Data Sharing: The Ecclesiastical Repository for Ecclesiastical Treasures in the NARRATE Project, pages 1443–1449

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

Bertacchi, S.

• FEM Simulation of Ballistic Impacts on Pompeii Walls for the Reconstruction of Roman Throwers War Machine, pages 1491–1497

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
• Bridging the Past and Present: A GIS-Based System for Managing Ankara’s Multi-Layered Urban Heritage, pages 1547–1554

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

Botelho, M. L.

• Digital Preservation of “Historical” Archives. A case study of the Documentary Archive of the “disappeared” Museum of Ethnology of Porto, pages 1421–1427

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

Bouček, T.

• Virtual and Augmented Reality as a Modern Way of Exploring and Analysing Historical Objects in High Quality, pages 1161–1166
• Automated Segmentation of Stone and Mortar in Heritage Structures: A Case Study on the Old Town Bridge Tower in Prague, pages 1587–1592

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

Breggion, E.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

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
• Information Modelling as a Support for Damage Interpretation: The Case of the Dome of Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence, pages 1137–1144
• Challenges in 3D Integrated Surveying of Complex Historic Sites: The Case of Santa Maria della Steccata (Parma – Italy), pages 1675–1682

Bruschke, J.

• 4D World Viewers as Multi-user Content Management Systems, pages 1043–1050
• Towards LOD-2 Building Reconstruction: Leveraging Segmentation and Roof Shape Extraction Methods from VHR Imagery, pages 1251–1256

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

Bérubé-Dufour, M.

• Digitizing the Wooden Scale Model of a Twentieth Century Urban Utopia for the Development of a Full-Scale Virtual Tour Application Using a Game Engine, pages 1197–1203

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
• Automated Segmentation of Stone and Mortar in Heritage Structures: A Case Study on the Old Town Bridge Tower in Prague, pages 1587–1592

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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

Calanno, M. C.

• Preventive Conservation of the Kabayan Mummies: Surveying and Environmental Monitoring to Save the Mummies, pages 1281–1288

Calantropio, A.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

Calderone, D.

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

Capra, A.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

Carmo, B. H. A.

• Virtual Tours in Ouro Preto, Brazil: A Tool for Cultural Heritage Preservation, pages 1295–1302

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

Changali, S.

• Integrating Manual and Digital Techniques in Heritage Documentation: Developing Sustainable Frameworks for Architectural Pedagogy in India, pages 1257–1264

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
• Damage Information Mapping from Images to BIM Models for the Detection of Ancient Stone Bridges, pages 1459–1466

Chen, S.

• Generative AI-Based Night Scene Design of Historic Districts: Value Transition from Basic Lighting to Cultural Narrative, pages 1273–1280

Chen, W.

• Enhancing the Interpretation of Industrial Heritage and Cultural Landscape of Iwami Ginzan through Digital Technologies, pages 225–232
• Safeguarding Banteay Chhmar through Digital Twins: Integrated Approaches for Research, Management, and Conservation, pages 1357–1364

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

Chen, Z.

• Aligning UNESCO HUL Approach with Digital Transformation: A Spatiotemporal Inventory Framework for Urban Landscape Heritage, pages 1639–1644

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

Chhetri, P.

• 3D Laser Scanning for Historical Preservation and Archival Reconstruction Drawings, pages 1401–1406

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
• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

Chiavacci, L.

• From Integrated Survey to Semantically-Enriched Models: An H-BIM Pipeline for Developing Descriptive Systems to Understand Architectural Heritage, pages 1189–1196

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
• Reflectance Transformation Imaging for Detecting Knots in Heritage Timbers, pages 1289–1294

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

Chrysafi, E.

• A Digital Platform for Heritage Data Sharing: The Ecclesiastical Repository for Ecclesiastical Treasures in the NARRATE Project, pages 1443–1449

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

Ch’ng, E.

• Bridging the Digital Skills Gap for Museums: A Pedagogical Framework for Training Students in VR-Based Heritage Presentation, pages 1721–1728

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

Colucci, E.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

Coluccia, L.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

Condorelli, F.

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

Cong, J.

• Generative AI-Based Night Scene Design of Historic Districts: Value Transition from Basic Lighting to Cultural Narrative, pages 1273–1280

Constantinides, A.

• A Digital Platform for Heritage Data Sharing: The Ecclesiastical Repository for Ecclesiastical Treasures in the NARRATE Project, pages 1443–1449

Conti, A.

• Data Quality in Urban Digital Twins: Challenges in the Virtualization of Florence’s Historic Heritage, pages 1539–1545

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

Dai, Y.

• Evaluating Rapid Data Acquisition Methods for Structural Analysis of a Church at Risk from Climate Change Induced Subsidence, pages 1205–1212

Decker, S.

• The Culture Dataspace (Datenraum Kultur) – a Data-Sovereign Open-Source Digital Infrastructure based on the Eclipse Dataspace Components (EDC) Framework, pages 1515–1523

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

Do, H.

• HBIM (Heritage Building Information Modeling) Strategy for Managing Repair of Wooden Architectural Heritage in Korea, pages 1407–1412

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, J.

• Embodied Reconstruction of Digital Museum Applications: A New Paradigm for Cultural Communication Based on Perceptual Extension and Immersive Interaction, pages 1593–1598

Du, M.

• Aligning UNESCO HUL Approach with Digital Transformation: A Spatiotemporal Inventory Framework for Urban Landscape Heritage, pages 1639–1644

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

Duan, H.

• Virtual Restoration of Cracks in Murals Based on Maximum Entropy Thresholding and Planar Structure Information, pages 1451–1457

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

D’Uva, D.

• AI-Driven Detection of Unauthorized Buildings to Protect Hamlet Heritage in Fragile Territories in Italy, pages 1349–1355

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
• Milan Cathedral Digitized: A Stone-by-Stone Segmentation Approach Using SAM2, pages 1683–1690

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

Evangelidis, K.

• A Digital Platform for Heritage Data Sharing: The Ecclesiastical Repository for Ecclesiastical Treasures in the NARRATE Project, pages 1443–1449

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
• Milan Cathedral Digitized: A Stone-by-Stone Segmentation Approach Using SAM2, pages 1683–1690

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

Ferreira, V. M.

• Advanced 3D Documentation and Capacity Building for Post-Conflict Damage Assessment: The Case of the Taras Shevchenko Chernihiv Regional Academic Music and Drama Theatre, Ukraine, pages 1373–1378

Ferretti, U.

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

Filin, S.

• Deep Contour Detection for Enhanced Heritage Sites Visualization by Laser Point Clouds, pages 1699–1704

Fiorillo, F.

• Milan Cathedral Digitized: A Stone-by-Stone Segmentation Approach Using SAM2, pages 1683–1690

Fiorini, L.

• Data Quality in Urban Digital Twins: Challenges in the Virtualization of Florence’s Historic Heritage, pages 1539–1545

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

Furfaro, G.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

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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
• A Reexamination of the Substructure Inside the Castillo at Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico, pages 1303–1308

Galli, I.

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

Galluccio, G.

• A BI Tool to Support Decision-Making Processes for Public Heritage Assets in CIM Systems, pages 1341–1348

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
• Damage Information Mapping from Images to BIM Models for the Detection of Ancient Stone Bridges, pages 1459–1466

Gao, J.

• Digital Rubbing through Physical Simulation: A Non-Invasive Computational Approach for Epigraph Preservation, pages 1615–1620

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
• A Reexamination of the Substructure Inside the Castillo at Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico, pages 1303–1308

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

Garramone, M.

• Application and Comparison of Different HBIM/GIS Integration Methods in Railway Infrastructure Heritage: A Case Study of the Muling River Bridge along the Chinese Eastern Railway Main Line, pages 1631–1638

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
• Geometric Documentation and Virtual Tour to Enhance the Pikionis’ Cobbled Path on Filopappos Hill, pages 1571–1577

Getachew, A.

• Digitizing Physical Accessibility in Urban Scenes: From Point Cloud Processing to GIS-Based Analysis, pages 1525–1530

Giau, G.

• Digital Documentation and Data Analysis for Safeguarding Heritage at Risk. Condition Assessment of Colonia Varese, pages 949–956
• Evaluating Digital Tool’s Integration for the Preservation of XX century Architectures, pages 1309–1315

Giordano, A.

• Integration and Development of Common Data Environment Platforms for the Hybrid Visualization of Quantitative and Qualitative Data, pages 1183–1188

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
• FEM Simulation of Ballistic Impacts on Pompeii Walls for the Reconstruction of Roman Throwers War Machine, pages 1491–1497

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
• Comparative Study of Path Tracing Rendering Parameters and Visual Quality in Blender, pages 1387–1394

Gu, R.

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

Guagliano, M.

• FEM Simulation of Ballistic Impacts on Pompeii Walls for the Reconstruction of Roman Throwers War Machine, pages 1491–1497

Guerra, F.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

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, J.

• Research on the Hyperspectral-based Unmixing Model of Composite Pigments on Mural Surfaces, pages 1705–1711

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
• Proposal of Radiometric Correction for the In-Situ Modelling of Polychrome Religious Carvings, pages 1563–1569

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
• Leveraging Information Systems for the Conservation of the Niki de Saint Phalle’s Tarot Garden Artistic Legacy, pages 1335–1340

Han, F.

• Aligning UNESCO HUL Approach with Digital Transformation: A Spatiotemporal Inventory Framework for Urban Landscape Heritage, pages 1639–1644

Han, J.

• HBIM (Heritage Building Information Modeling) Strategy for Managing Repair of Wooden Architectural Heritage in Korea, pages 1407–1412

Han, X.

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

He, B.

• An Integrated HBIM-VR Framework Design for Chinese Classical Architecture Heritage Digital conservation and interpretation - A case study of Yangxin Hall in the Forbidden City, pages 1667–1674

He, J.

• Geo-Visualization of Cultural Landscape Values via Theme Behavior Model: A Case of Lo Manthang, Upper Mustang, Nepal, pages 1621–1629

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

Hernández Sánchez, A.

• Community Participation and Web Mapping with Open Source Technologies: An Approach to the Identification and Dissemination of Intangible Cultural Heritage: A Case Study of Analco, Mexico, pages 1327–1334

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

Ho, P. P.

• AI-Driven Component Prioritization for Yingxian Pagoda Conservation in HBIM, pages 1655–1660

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
• Virtual Restoration of Cracks in Murals Based on Maximum Entropy Thresholding and Planar Structure Information, pages 1451–1457
• Damage Information Mapping from Images to BIM Models for the Detection of Ancient Stone Bridges, pages 1459–1466
• Research on the Hyperspectral-based Unmixing Model of Composite Pigments on Mural Surfaces, pages 1705–1711

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

Huang, X.

• Digital Rubbing through Physical Simulation: A Non-Invasive Computational Approach for Epigraph Preservation, pages 1615–1620

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
• Breaking the Semantic Silo: LLM-GIS Fusion for Context-aware Cultural Heritage Documentation, pages 1743–1748

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

Im, S.

• Safeguarding Banteay Chhmar through Digital Twins: Integrated Approaches for Research, Management, and Conservation, pages 1357–1364

Inzerillo, L.

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

Ioannatou, E.

• A Holistic Documentation and Restoration Framework for Heritage Structures: The Case of the Metropolitan Church of Saint Minas, Heraklion, Crete, pages 1379–1385

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, S.

• An Integrated HBIM-VR Framework Design for Chinese Classical Architecture Heritage Digital conservation and interpretation - A case study of Yangxin Hall in the Forbidden City, pages 1667–1674

Jiang, Y.

• Assessing Digital Tools in Education Process for Cultural Heritage: A Literature Review, pages 645–652
• Generative AI-Based Night Scene Design of Historic Districts: Value Transition from Basic Lighting to Cultural Narrative, pages 1273–1280

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
• Study on the Color Characteristics of Reproduced Oil Paintings Using a Machine Learning Algorithm, pages 1395–1400

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

Jungfleisch, J.

• Documenting Migrant Graffiti in the Borderscapes of the Eastern Mediterranean, pages 1607–1614

K

Kabakuşak, E.

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

Kahmen, O.

• Reflectance Transformation Imaging for Detecting Knots in Heritage Timbers, pages 1289–1294

Kajiwara, L.

• Safeguarding Banteay Chhmar through Digital Twins: Integrated Approaches for Research, Management, and Conservation, pages 1357–1364

Kang, S.

• HBIM (Heritage Building Information Modeling) Strategy for Managing Repair of Wooden Architectural Heritage in Korea, pages 1407–1412

Kang, Y.

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

Karachaliou, E.

• Heritage Conservation in Crisis: A Case Study on Post-Earthquake Church Restoration in Samos Island, Greece, pages 1531–1537

Karavaltchev, V.

• A Digital Platform for Heritage Data Sharing: The Ecclesiastical Repository for Ecclesiastical Treasures in the NARRATE Project, pages 1443–1449

Katakalos, K.

• Heritage Conservation in Crisis: A Case Study on Post-Earthquake Church Restoration in Samos Island, Greece, pages 1531–1537

Kateb, A.

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

Kaya, G.

• A Digital Platform for Heritage Data Sharing: The Ecclesiastical Repository for Ecclesiastical Treasures in the NARRATE Project, pages 1443–1449

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.

• A Study on the Development of a 3D Digital Twin Model for the Safety Diagnosis of Natural Heritage, pages 1735–1741
• A Study on the Development of a 3D Digital Twin Model for the Safety Diagnosis of Natural Heritage, pages 1735–1741

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, G.

• Proposal for a Capacity Building Model in Cultural Heritage ODA: A Case Study of Photogrammetry Training for Gandhara Heritage Documentation, pages 1145–1152

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, H.-J.

• HBIM (Heritage Building Information Modeling) Strategy for Managing Repair of Wooden Architectural Heritage in Korea, pages 1407–1412

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
• HBIM (Heritage Building Information Modeling) Strategy for Managing Repair of Wooden Architectural Heritage in Korea, pages 1407–1412

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

Kipgen, M.

• Illustrating the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Santhals and Kuki: Pushing the Boundaries of Knowledge Sharing in the Era of Technology, pages 1413–1419

Klingspon, J.

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

Ko, I.

• Digital Restoration of the Heritage Landscape through a GIS-Based Approach: Case Study of the Gochang Dolmen Site in South Korea, pages 1729–1734

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
• Comparative Study of Path Tracing Rendering Parameters and Visual Quality in Blender, pages 1387–1394

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

Kong, F.

• Breaking the Semantic Silo: LLM-GIS Fusion for Context-aware Cultural Heritage Documentation, pages 1743–1748

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

Kotoulas, L.

• Heritage Conservation in Crisis: A Case Study on Post-Earthquake Church Restoration in Samos Island, Greece, pages 1531–1537

Kountouroglou, O.

• A Holistic Documentation and Restoration Framework for Heritage Structures: The Case of the Metropolitan Church of Saint Minas, Heraklion, Crete, pages 1379–1385

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
• A Reexamination of the Substructure Inside the Castillo at Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico, pages 1303–1308

Kuo, T.-W.

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

L

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
• A Study on the Development of a 3D Digital Twin Model for the Safety Diagnosis of Natural Heritage, pages 1735–1741
• 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, J.

• Interpreting the Spatial Characteristics of the Dike-Pond System through Deep Learning and Digital Mapping Techniques: A Case Study of Foshan Sangyuanwei, pages 1645–1653

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, W.

• Innovative Digital Technology in Education about Paleolithic Sites: A Case Study of the Peking Man Site at Zhoukoudian, pages 1599–1606
• Interpreting the Spatial Characteristics of the Dike-Pond System through Deep Learning and Digital Mapping Techniques: A Case Study of Foshan Sangyuanwei, pages 1645–1653

Li, X.

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

Li, Y.

• Enhancing Authenticity in XR Heritage: Practitioner Insights and Preliminary Recommendations, pages 1555–1562

Li, Z.

• Physics-informed Neural Network for Predicting the Moisture Diffusion and Parameter Inversion in Stone Heritage, pages 595–600
• Interpreting the Spatial Characteristics of the Dike-Pond System through Deep Learning and Digital Mapping Techniques: A Case Study of Foshan Sangyuanwei, pages 1645–1653
• An Automatic Measurement Method for Architectural Heritage Based on Point Cloud Semantic Segmentation Algorithm: A Case Study of the Hollow Watchtowers of the Ming Great Wall, pages 1691–1698

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

Liao, Z.

• Interpreting the Spatial Characteristics of the Dike-Pond System through Deep Learning and Digital Mapping Techniques: A Case Study of Foshan Sangyuanwei, pages 1645–1653

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

Lin, X.

• Generative AI-Based Night Scene Design of Historic Districts: Value Transition from Basic Lighting to Cultural Narrative, pages 1273–1280

Lingua, A.

• HERITALISE. Project Insights and Initial Developments, pages 269–276
• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

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
• Digital Rubbing through Physical Simulation: A Non-Invasive Computational Approach for Epigraph Preservation, pages 1615–1620

Liu, M.

• Interpreting the Spatial Characteristics of the Dike-Pond System through Deep Learning and Digital Mapping Techniques: A Case Study of Foshan Sangyuanwei, pages 1645–1653

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, X.

• WebGIS-Based Geospatial Information Visualization of Ancient Villages Along the Long March Trail, pages 1229–1234

Liu, Y.

• Dense 3D Reconstruction of Ancient Architectural Heritage by Integrating Cross-View Geometric Prior and Semantic Enhancement, pages 873–880
• An Integrated HBIM-VR Framework Design for Chinese Classical Architecture Heritage Digital conservation and interpretation - A case study of Yangxin Hall in the Forbidden City, pages 1667–1674

Liu, Z.

• Digital Cultural Heritage Archives: Conceptual Analysis and Preliminary Framework Construction, pages 1221–1228
• Emerging Digital Heritage: Constructing the Selection Framework and Preservation Strategies for Born-Digital Cultural Heritage, pages 1243–1249

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

Lou, N.

• Research on the Integrated Application of Multi-scale 3D Digital Technologies in Village Heritage Conservation, pages 1499–1506

Luan, B.

• An Integrated HBIM-VR Framework Design for Chinese Classical Architecture Heritage Digital conservation and interpretation - A case study of Yangxin Hall in the Forbidden City, pages 1667–1674

Luhmann, T.

• Reflectance Transformation Imaging for Detecting Knots in Heritage Timbers, pages 1289–1294

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
• Virtual Restoration of Cracks in Murals Based on Maximum Entropy Thresholding and Planar Structure Information, pages 1451–1457
• Research on the Hyperspectral-based Unmixing Model of Composite Pigments on Mural Surfaces, pages 1705–1711

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

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• 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
• Innovative Digital Technology in Education about Paleolithic Sites: A Case Study of the Peking Man Site at Zhoukoudian, pages 1599–1606

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
• Innovation Scenarios in Digital Documentation of Complex Heritage Buildings for Seismic Risk Mitigation, pages 1467–1474

Maiwald, F.

• Towards LOD-2 Building Reconstruction: Leveraging Segmentation and Roof Shape Extraction Methods from VHR Imagery, pages 1251–1256

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

Marconcini, S.

• Digitizing Physical Accessibility in Urban Scenes: From Point Cloud Processing to GIS-Based Analysis, pages 1525–1530

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
• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

Maschio, P.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

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
• Initial Experiments on the Use of Radiance Fields for Underwater 3D Reconstruction, pages 1475–1481
• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

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

McAvoy, S. P.

• A Reexamination of the Substructure Inside the Castillo at Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico, pages 1303–1308

McCall, M. K.

• Community Participation and Web Mapping with Open Source Technologies: An Approach to the Identification and Dissemination of Intangible Cultural Heritage: A Case Study of Analco, Mexico, pages 1327–1334

Mea, C.

• Coupling V-SLAM and Semantic Segmentation for Cultural Heritage Documentation, pages 435–442
• Milan Cathedral Digitized: A Stone-by-Stone Segmentation Approach Using SAM2, pages 1683–1690

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

Meacham, S. S.

• A Reexamination of the Substructure Inside the Castillo at Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico, pages 1303–1308

Melidis, L.

• Heritage Conservation in Crisis: A Case Study on Post-Earthquake Church Restoration in Samos Island, Greece, pages 1531–1537

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

Menna, F.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

Meucci, A.

• Data Quality in Urban Digital Twins: Challenges in the Virtualization of Florence’s Historic Heritage, pages 1539–1545

Mezzino, D.

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

Mikolajewska, S.

• Challenges in 3D Integrated Surveying of Complex Historic Sites: The Case of Santa Maria della Steccata (Parma – Italy), pages 1675–1682

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
• Proposal of Radiometric Correction for the In-Situ Modelling of Polychrome Religious Carvings, pages 1563–1569

Mu, N.

• AI-based Digital Documentation as Sensors of Heritage Morphological Value: Recording Plane Forms of Historical Rural Settlements Hierarchically, pages 1029–1036
• An Integrated HBIM-VR Framework Design for Chinese Classical Architecture Heritage Digital conservation and interpretation - A case study of Yangxin Hall in the Forbidden City, pages 1667–1674

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
• Initial Experiments on the Use of Radiance Fields for Underwater 3D Reconstruction, pages 1475–1481

Mustapa, M. S.

• Capturing the Floating World: Digital Documentation of a Kelong in Singapore, pages 1365–1372

Mylonas, A.

• A Holistic Documentation and Restoration Framework for Heritage Structures: The Case of the Metropolitan Church of Saint Minas, Heraklion, Crete, pages 1379–1385

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
• Towards LOD-2 Building Reconstruction: Leveraging Segmentation and Roof Shape Extraction Methods from VHR Imagery, pages 1251–1256

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• Safeguarding Banteay Chhmar through Digital Twins: Integrated Approaches for Research, Management, and Conservation, pages 1357–1364

Nakrani, D.

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

Nallbani, A.

• Damage Information Mapping from Images to BIM Models for the Detection of Ancient Stone Bridges, pages 1459–1466

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

Nassis, F. C.

• A Digital Platform for Heritage Data Sharing: The Ecclesiastical Repository for Ecclesiastical Treasures in the NARRATE Project, pages 1443–1449

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

Nocerino, E.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

Nofal, E.

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

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• 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

Oishi, T.

• Safeguarding Banteay Chhmar through Digital Twins: Integrated Approaches for Research, Management, and Conservation, pages 1357–1364

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
• A Reexamination of the Substructure Inside the Castillo at Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico, pages 1303–1308

Ota, E.

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

Ottoni, F.

• Information Modelling as a Support for Damage Interpretation: The Case of the Dome of Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence, pages 1137–1144

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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

Pande, H.

• 3DITA – A 3D Benchmark Dataset for Nagara-Style Indian Temple Architecture: India’s First Point Cloud Dataset for Semantic Segmentation, pages 1435–1441

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

Paradkar, R.

• Transforming Interpretation of Heritage Sites with AR and VR – A Case of Wooden Temples of Chamba, Himachal Pradesh (India), pages 1129–1136

Parente, M.

• Information Modelling as a Support for Damage Interpretation: The Case of the Dome of Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence, pages 1137–1144

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, D.

• Proposal for a Capacity Building Model in Cultural Heritage ODA: A Case Study of Photogrammetry Training for Gandhara Heritage Documentation, pages 1145–1152

Park, H. S.

• National Museum of Korea Archives: Restoring Collection Context and Designing a Vertical AI System, pages 1153–1159

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

Parrinello, S.

• From Integrated Survey to Semantically-Enriched Models: An H-BIM Pipeline for Developing Descriptive Systems to Understand Architectural Heritage, pages 1189–1196

Pateraki, M.

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

Paternò, M.

• Innovation Scenarios in Digital Documentation of Complex Heritage Buildings for Seismic Risk Mitigation, pages 1467–1474

Paul, R.

• Integrating Manual and Digital Techniques in Heritage Documentation: Developing Sustainable Frameworks for Architectural Pedagogy in India, pages 1257–1264

Pavelka Jr., K.

• Virtual and Augmented Reality as a Modern Way of Exploring and Analysing Historical Objects in High Quality, pages 1161–1166

Pavelka, K.

• Challenges and Results in the Exploration and Documentation of Unique Historical Underground Complexes, pages 103–109
• New Low-Cost Technologies for Easy Documentation of Smaller Monuments and Analysis of their Outputs, pages 1167–1173

Pavignano, M.

• BIM Model Reconstruction of Architectural Archives: A Case Study in Turin, Italy, pages 157–164
• Academic Heritage Between Digitization and Dissemination, pages 1175–1182

Paygude, A.

• 3DITA – A 3D Benchmark Dataset for Nagara-Style Indian Temple Architecture: India’s First Point Cloud Dataset for Semantic Segmentation, pages 1435–1441

Paz-Tauro, M.

• Preventive Conservation of the Kabayan Mummies: Surveying and Environmental Monitoring to Save the Mummies, pages 1281–1288

Pei, Y.

• Bridging the Digital Skills Gap for Museums: A Pedagogical Framework for Training Students in VR-Based Heritage Presentation, pages 1721–1728

Peng, D.

• Innovative Digital Technology in Education about Paleolithic Sites: A Case Study of the Peking Man Site at Zhoukoudian, pages 1599–1606

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
• Milan Cathedral Digitized: A Stone-by-Stone Segmentation Approach Using SAM2, pages 1683–1690

Perticarini, M.

• Integration and Development of Common Data Environment Platforms for the Hybrid Visualization of Quantitative and Qualitative Data, pages 1183–1188

Perugini, F.

• Leveraging Information Systems for the Conservation of the Niki de Saint Phalle’s Tarot Garden Artistic Legacy, pages 1335–1340

Pettineo, A.

• From Integrated Survey to Semantically-Enriched Models: An H-BIM Pipeline for Developing Descriptive Systems to Understand Architectural Heritage, pages 1189–1196

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

Pfeifer, N.

• Documenting Migrant Graffiti in the Borderscapes of the Eastern Mediterranean, pages 1607–1614

Pigeon, S.

• Digitizing the Wooden Scale Model of a Twentieth Century Urban Utopia for the Development of a Full-Scale Virtual Tour Application Using a Game Engine, pages 1197–1203

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

Planu, F.

• Evaluating Digital Tool’s Integration for the Preservation of XX century Architectures, pages 1309–1315

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
• Evaluating Rapid Data Acquisition Methods for Structural Analysis of a Church at Risk from Climate Change Induced Subsidence, pages 1205–1212

Pshenova, A.

• Towards a Curatorial Agent for Heritage Institutions: Web Source Credibility Verification for Grounding Domain-Specific LLMs, pages 1213–1219

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
• A Reexamination of the Substructure Inside the Castillo at Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico, pages 1303–1308

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
• Proposal of Radiometric Correction for the In-Situ Modelling of Polychrome Religious Carvings, pages 1563–1569

Pöllinger, A. L.

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

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• Digital Cultural Heritage Archives: Conceptual Analysis and Preliminary Framework Construction, pages 1221–1228
• WebGIS-Based Geospatial Information Visualization of Ancient Villages Along the Long March Trail, pages 1229–1234
• Structural Representation and Digital Narrative: Event Ontology-Driven Cultural Transcoding of Chinese Ancient Villages with Red Legacy, pages 1235–1241
• Emerging Digital Heritage: Constructing the Selection Framework and Preservation Strategies for Born-Digital Cultural Heritage, pages 1243–1249

Quattrocchi, A.

• 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
• Towards LOD-2 Building Reconstruction: Leveraging Segmentation and Roof Shape Extraction Methods from VHR Imagery, pages 1251–1256

Rajendran, M.

• Integrating Manual and Digital Techniques in Heritage Documentation: Developing Sustainable Frameworks for Architectural Pedagogy in India, pages 1257–1264
• Applied Imaging in Architectural Conservation practice: Insights from the case studies, pages 1265–1271

Ran, M.

• Generative AI-Based Night Scene Design of Historic Districts: Value Transition from Basic Lighting to Cultural Narrative, pages 1273–1280

Ranieri, M.

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

Ranjan Bhattacharjya, B.

• Transforming Interpretation of Heritage Sites with AR and VR – A Case of Wooden Temples of Chamba, Himachal Pradesh (India), pages 1129–1136

Rapuca, A.

• Virtual and Augmented Reality as a Modern Way of Exploring and Analysing Historical Objects in High Quality, pages 1161–1166

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

Revenko, S.

• Advanced 3D Documentation and Capacity Building for Post-Conflict Damage Assessment: The Case of the Taras Shevchenko Chernihiv Regional Academic Music and Drama Theatre, Ukraine, pages 1373–1378

Reyes, F. D. L. P.

• Preventive Conservation of the Kabayan Mummies: Surveying and Environmental Monitoring to Save the Mummies, pages 1281–1288

Riberio, V.

• Community Participation and Web Mapping with Open Source Technologies: An Approach to the Identification and Dissemination of Intangible Cultural Heritage: A Case Study of Analco, Mexico, pages 1327–1334

Ribolov, S.

• A Digital Platform for Heritage Data Sharing: The Ecclesiastical Repository for Ecclesiastical Treasures in the NARRATE Project, pages 1443–1449

Richter, J.-N.

• Reflectance Transformation Imaging for Detecting Knots in Heritage Timbers, pages 1289–1294

Rigoni, F. M. M.

• Virtual Tours in Ouro Preto, Brazil: A Tool for Cultural Heritage Preservation, pages 1295–1302

Rigoni, R. A. M.

• Virtual Tours in Ouro Preto, Brazil: A Tool for Cultural Heritage Preservation, pages 1295–1302

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
• A Reexamination of the Substructure Inside the Castillo at Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico, pages 1303–1308

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

Rofallski, R.

• Reflectance Transformation Imaging for Detecting Knots in Heritage Timbers, pages 1289–1294

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
• Challenges in 3D Integrated Surveying of Complex Historic Sites: The Case of Santa Maria della Steccata (Parma – Italy), pages 1675–1682

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
• Evaluating Digital Tool’s Integration for the Preservation of XX century Architectures, pages 1309–1315
• Innovation Scenarios in Digital Documentation of Complex Heritage Buildings for Seismic Risk Mitigation, pages 1467–1474

Rossi, A.

• FEM Simulation of Ballistic Impacts on Pompeii Walls for the Reconstruction of Roman Throwers War Machine, pages 1491–1497

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

Ryoo, S.-L.

• An Examination of the Conservation Philosophy in Korea’s Wooden Cultural Heritage Using HBIM – A Case Study of Geungnakbojeon Hall of Muwisa Temple, Gangjin, pages 1661–1666

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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Da Silva, L.

• 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

Saccone, M.

• D-TECH: An Open-Source Platform for Heritage Data Sharing and Collaborative Work, pages 1429–1434

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
• Comprehensive Advanced Heritage Building Defect Assessment and Procedures Using LiDAR and Photogrammetry Towards the Sustainability of Cultural Heritage, pages 1317–1326

Salazar Gamboa, M.

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

Sales, R. D. B. C.

• Virtual Tours in Ouro Preto, Brazil: A Tool for Cultural Heritage Preservation, pages 1295–1302

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
• Leveraging Information Systems for the Conservation of the Niki de Saint Phalle’s Tarot Garden Artistic Legacy, pages 1335–1340

Saraswat, S.

• Transforming Interpretation of Heritage Sites with AR and VR – A Case of Wooden Temples of Chamba, Himachal Pradesh (India), pages 1129–1136

Sarlak, E.

• A Digital Platform for Heritage Data Sharing: The Ecclesiastical Repository for Ecclesiastical Treasures in the NARRATE Project, pages 1443–1449

Sato, R.

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

Scaioni, M.

• Application and Comparison of Different HBIM/GIS Integration Methods in Railway Infrastructure Heritage: A Case Study of the Muling River Bridge along the Chinese Eastern Railway Main Line, pages 1631–1638

Scala, B.

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

Scandurra, S.

• A BI Tool to Support Decision-Making Processes for Public Heritage Assets in CIM Systems, pages 1341–1348

Scerra, S.

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

Sebastian, L.

• Digital Preservation of “Historical” Archives. A case study of the Documentary Archive of the “disappeared” Museum of Ethnology of Porto, pages 1421–1427

Seccaroni, M.

• AI-Driven Detection of Unauthorized Buildings to Protect Hamlet Heritage in Fragile Territories in Italy, pages 1349–1355

Seracini, M.

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

Shahrin, M. S.

• Comprehensive Advanced Heritage Building Defect Assessment and Procedures Using LiDAR and Photogrammetry Towards the Sustainability of Cultural Heritage, pages 1317–1326

Sharifi, S.

• Evaluating Rapid Data Acquisition Methods for Structural Analysis of a Church at Risk from Climate Change Induced Subsidence, pages 1205–1212

Sheehan, P.

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

Shen, S.

• An Integrated HBIM-VR Framework Design for Chinese Classical Architecture Heritage Digital conservation and interpretation - A case study of Yangxin Hall in the Forbidden City, pages 1667–1674

Shen, T.

• Dense 3D Reconstruction of Ancient Architectural Heritage by Integrating Cross-View Geometric Prior and Semantic Enhancement, pages 873–880
• Breaking the Semantic Silo: LLM-GIS Fusion for Context-aware Cultural Heritage Documentation, pages 1743–1748

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

Shim, W.

• Digital Restoration of the Heritage Landscape through a GIS-Based Approach: Case Study of the Gochang Dolmen Site in South Korea, pages 1729–1734

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
• Safeguarding Banteay Chhmar through Digital Twins: Integrated Approaches for Research, Management, and Conservation, pages 1357–1364

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

Sim, G. K. S.

• Capturing the Floating World: Digital Documentation of a Kelong in Singapore, pages 1365–1372

Simie, A.

• 3D Laser Scanning for Historical Preservation and Archival Reconstruction Drawings, pages 1401–1406

Singer, A.

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

Skalidi, I.

• Heritage Conservation in Crisis: A Case Study on Post-Earthquake Church Restoration in Samos Island, Greece, pages 1531–1537

Skamantzari, M.

• Advanced 3D Documentation and Capacity Building for Post-Conflict Damage Assessment: The Case of the Taras Shevchenko Chernihiv Regional Academic Music and Drama Theatre, Ukraine, pages 1373–1378
• A Holistic Documentation and Restoration Framework for Heritage Structures: The Case of the Metropolitan Church of Saint Minas, Heraklion, Crete, pages 1379–1385
• Geometric Documentation and Virtual Tour to Enhance the Pikionis’ Cobbled Path on Filopappos Hill, pages 1571–1577

Sofianos, C.

• A Holistic Documentation and Restoration Framework for Heritage Structures: The Case of the Metropolitan Church of Saint Minas, Heraklion, Crete, pages 1379–1385

Soltis, S.

• Preventive Conservation of the Kabayan Mummies: Surveying and Environmental Monitoring to Save the Mummies, pages 1281–1288

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
• Comparative Study of Path Tracing Rendering Parameters and Visual Quality in Blender, pages 1387–1394

Song, D.-Y.

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

Song, H. R.

• Study on the Color Characteristics of Reproduced Oil Paintings Using a Machine Learning Algorithm, pages 1395–1400

Song, S. Y.

• 3D Laser Scanning for Historical Preservation and Archival Reconstruction Drawings, pages 1401–1406

Song, Y.

• HBIM (Heritage Building Information Modeling) Strategy for Managing Repair of Wooden Architectural Heritage in Korea, pages 1407–1412

Soren, S.

• Illustrating the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Santhals and Kuki: Pushing the Boundaries of Knowledge Sharing in the Era of Technology, pages 1413–1419

Sousa, C. T.

• Digital Preservation of “Historical” Archives. A case study of the Documentary Archive of the “disappeared” Museum of Ethnology of Porto, pages 1421–1427

Spadafora, G.

• D-TECH: An Open-Source Platform for Heritage Data Sharing and Collaborative Work, pages 1429–1434

Spadaro, A.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

Spirova, P.

• A Digital Platform for Heritage Data Sharing: The Ecclesiastical Repository for Ecclesiastical Treasures in the NARRATE Project, pages 1443–1449

Spreafico, A.

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

Sridhar, M.

• 3DITA – A 3D Benchmark Dataset for Nagara-Style Indian Temple Architecture: India’s First Point Cloud Dataset for Semantic Segmentation, pages 1435–1441

Stamou, A.

• A Digital Platform for Heritage Data Sharing: The Ecclesiastical Repository for Ecclesiastical Treasures in the NARRATE Project, pages 1443–1449

Stanton, T.

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

Stanton, T. W.

• A Reexamination of the Substructure Inside the Castillo at Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico, pages 1303–1308

Stylianidis, E.

• A Digital Platform for Heritage Data Sharing: The Ecclesiastical Repository for Ecclesiastical Treasures in the NARRATE Project, pages 1443–1449
• Heritage Conservation in Crisis: A Case Study on Post-Earthquake Church Restoration in Samos Island, Greece, pages 1531–1537

Sun, D.

• Breaking the Semantic Silo: LLM-GIS Fusion for Context-aware Cultural Heritage Documentation, pages 1743–1748

Sun, P.

• Virtual Restoration of Cracks in Murals Based on Maximum Entropy Thresholding and Planar Structure Information, pages 1451–1457

Sun, S.

• An Automatic Measurement Method for Architectural Heritage Based on Point Cloud Semantic Segmentation Algorithm: A Case Study of the Hollow Watchtowers of the Ming Great Wall, pages 1691–1698

Sun, Y.

• A Knowledge Representation Method for Virtual Restoration of Ancient Chinese Stone Arch Bridges, pages 217–223
• Damage Information Mapping from Images to BIM Models for the Detection of Ancient Stone Bridges, pages 1459–1466

Sung, S.

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

Suppa, M.

• Digital Documentation and Data Analysis for Safeguarding Heritage at Risk. Condition Assessment of Colonia Varese, pages 949–956
• Innovation Scenarios in Digital Documentation of Complex Heritage Buildings for Seismic Risk Mitigation, pages 1467–1474

Suwardhi, D.

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

Sylaiou, S.

• A Digital Platform for Heritage Data Sharing: The Ecclesiastical Repository for Ecclesiastical Treasures in the NARRATE Project, pages 1443–1449

Sánchez Castro, M. E.

• Community Participation and Web Mapping with Open Source Technologies: An Approach to the Identification and Dissemination of Intangible Cultural Heritage: A Case Study of Analco, Mexico, pages 1327–1334

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De la Torre Sánchez, C. E.

• Community Participation and Web Mapping with Open Source Technologies: An Approach to the Identification and Dissemination of Intangible Cultural Heritage: A Case Study of Analco, Mexico, pages 1327–1334

Taffurelli, L.

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

Takeda, K.

• 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
• Initial Experiments on the Use of Radiance Fields for Underwater 3D Reconstruction, pages 1475–1481
• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

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
• Geometric Documentation and Virtual Tour to Enhance the Pikionis’ Cobbled Path on Filopappos Hill, pages 1571–1577

Tavantzis, I.

• Heritage Conservation in Crisis: A Case Study on Post-Earthquake Church Restoration in Samos Island, Greece, pages 1531–1537

Teppati Losè, L.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

Thakkar, M. M.

• FEM Simulation of Ballistic Impacts on Pompeii Walls for the Reconstruction of Roman Throwers War Machine, pages 1491–1497

Tian, A.

• Digital Rubbing through Physical Simulation: A Non-Invasive Computational Approach for Epigraph Preservation, pages 1615–1620

Tian, M.

• Generative AI-Based Night Scene Design of Historic Districts: Value Transition from Basic Lighting to Cultural Narrative, pages 1273–1280
• Research on the Integrated Application of Multi-scale 3D Digital Technologies in Village Heritage Conservation, pages 1499–1506
• Interpreting the Spatial Characteristics of the Dike-Pond System through Deep Learning and Digital Mapping Techniques: A Case Study of Foshan Sangyuanwei, pages 1645–1653

Tikhonova, O.

• Fostering Heritage Awareness in Schoolchildren through Digital Preservation and Engaging Learning Experiences, pages 1507–1514

Tiwari, P. S.

• 3DITA – A 3D Benchmark Dataset for Nagara-Style Indian Temple Architecture: India’s First Point Cloud Dataset for Semantic Segmentation, pages 1435–1441

Toubekis, G.

• The Culture Dataspace (Datenraum Kultur) – a Data-Sovereign Open-Source Digital Infrastructure based on the Eclipse Dataspace Components (EDC) Framework, pages 1515–1523

Treccani, D.

• 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
• Digitizing Physical Accessibility in Urban Scenes: From Point Cloud Processing to GIS-Based Analysis, pages 1525–1530

Trejo, N.

• 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

Tsifodimou, Z.-E.

• A Digital Platform for Heritage Data Sharing: The Ecclesiastical Repository for Ecclesiastical Treasures in the NARRATE Project, pages 1443–1449
• Heritage Conservation in Crisis: A Case Study on Post-Earthquake Church Restoration in Samos Island, Greece, pages 1531–1537

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
• Data Quality in Urban Digital Twins: Challenges in the Virtualization of Florence’s Historic Heritage, pages 1539–1545

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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Udayashankar, A.

• Applied Imaging in Architectural Conservation practice: Insights from the case studies, pages 1265–1271

Ukolov, D.

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

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• Advanced 3D Documentation and Capacity Building for Post-Conflict Damage Assessment: The Case of the Taras Shevchenko Chernihiv Regional Academic Music and Drama Theatre, Ukraine, pages 1373–1378

Vaccariello, A.

• 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

Vassena, G.

• 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

Vernier, P.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

Verschuure-Stuip, G.

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

Vichnevetskaia, A.

• Enhancing Authenticity in XR Heritage: Practitioner Insights and Preliminary Recommendations, pages 1555–1562

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
• Proposal of Radiometric Correction for the In-Situ Modelling of Polychrome Religious Carvings, pages 1563–1569

Vienna, A.

• Geometric Documentation and Virtual Tour to Enhance the Pikionis’ Cobbled Path on Filopappos Hill, pages 1571–1577

Viola, B. D.

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

Visintini, D.

• The SUNRISE Summer School. A Report on the First Two Editions, pages 1483–1490

Voinea, A. E.

• Developing Digital Skills for Architectural Heritage: A Didactic Approach to 3D Mapping and Phygital Storytelling, pages 1089–1095
• Gamification in Architecture Heritage Education. Virtual Interaction with Architectural Heritage from Cluj County, Romania, pages 1579–1586

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
• Automated Segmentation of Stone and Mortar in Heritage Structures: A Case Study on the Old Town Bridge Tower in Prague, pages 1587–1592

Váňa, O.

• New Low-Cost Technologies for Easy Documentation of Smaller Monuments and Analysis of their Outputs, pages 1167–1173

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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• Breaking the Semantic Silo: LLM-GIS Fusion for Context-aware Cultural Heritage Documentation, pages 1743–1748

Wang, F.

• Embodied Reconstruction of Digital Museum Applications: A New Paradigm for Cultural Communication Based on Perceptual Extension and Immersive Interaction, pages 1593–1598

Wang, H.

• 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

Wang, T.

• Generative AI-Based Night Scene Design of Historic Districts: Value Transition from Basic Lighting to Cultural Narrative, pages 1273–1280

Wang, X.

• Digital Rubbing through Physical Simulation: A Non-Invasive Computational Approach for Epigraph Preservation, pages 1615–1620
• Interpreting the Spatial Characteristics of the Dike-Pond System through Deep Learning and Digital Mapping Techniques: A Case Study of Foshan Sangyuanwei, pages 1645–1653

Wang, Y.-W.

• Enhancing Authenticity in XR Heritage: Practitioner Insights and Preliminary Recommendations, pages 1555–1562

Webb, N.

• Enhancing Authenticity in XR Heritage: Practitioner Insights and Preliminary Recommendations, pages 1555–1562

Wei, G.

• Bridging the Digital Skills Gap for Museums: A Pedagogical Framework for Training Students in VR-Based Heritage Presentation, pages 1721–1728

Wei, J.

• Innovative Digital Technology in Education about Paleolithic Sites: A Case Study of the Peking Man Site at Zhoukoudian, pages 1599–1606
• Bridging the Digital Skills Gap for Museums: A Pedagogical Framework for Training Students in VR-Based Heritage Presentation, pages 1721–1728

Wei, W.

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

Wild, B.

• Documenting Migrant Graffiti in the Borderscapes of the Eastern Mediterranean, pages 1607–1614

Woo, J.-H.

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

Wu, W.

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• Digital Rubbing through Physical Simulation: A Non-Invasive Computational Approach for Epigraph Preservation, pages 1615–1620

Xiao, Y.

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

Xie, L.

• Geo-Visualization of Cultural Landscape Values via Theme Behavior Model: A Case of Lo Manthang, Upper Mustang, Nepal, pages 1621–1629

Xu, J.

• Digital Huizhou Practices from the Perspective of Planned Preventive Conservation, pages 903–909
• Application and Comparison of Different HBIM/GIS Integration Methods in Railway Infrastructure Heritage: A Case Study of the Muling River Bridge along the Chinese Eastern Railway Main Line, pages 1631–1638

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.

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Yan, H.

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Yan, J.

• Research on the Hyperspectral-based Unmixing Model of Composite Pigments on Mural Surfaces, pages 1705–1711

Yang, C.

• Aligning UNESCO HUL Approach with Digital Transformation: A Spatiotemporal Inventory Framework for Urban Landscape Heritage, pages 1639–1644

Yang, J.

• Interpreting the Spatial Characteristics of the Dike-Pond System through Deep Learning and Digital Mapping Techniques: A Case Study of Foshan Sangyuanwei, pages 1645–1653

Yang, Q.

• AI-Driven Component Prioritization for Yingxian Pagoda Conservation in HBIM, pages 1655–1660

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
• Structural Representation and Digital Narrative: Event Ontology-Driven Cultural Transcoding of Chinese Ancient Villages with Red Legacy, pages 1235–1241

Yoo, S.-J.

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

Yoon, J.

• An Examination of the Conservation Philosophy in Korea’s Wooden Cultural Heritage Using HBIM – A Case Study of Geungnakbojeon Hall of Muwisa Temple, Gangjin, pages 1661–1666

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

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• 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, T.

• Innovative Digital Technology in Education about Paleolithic Sites: A Case Study of the Peking Man Site at Zhoukoudian, pages 1599–1606

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
• An Integrated HBIM-VR Framework Design for Chinese Classical Architecture Heritage Digital conservation and interpretation - A case study of Yangxin Hall in the Forbidden City, pages 1667–1674

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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• Evaluating Digital Tool’s Integration for the Preservation of XX century Architectures, pages 1309–1315

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

Zerbi, A.

• Challenges in 3D Integrated Surveying of Complex Historic Sites: The Case of Santa Maria della Steccata (Parma – Italy), pages 1675–1682

Zhang Xiaoyin, R.

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

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• Digital Rubbing through Physical Simulation: A Non-Invasive Computational Approach for Epigraph Preservation, pages 1615–1620

Zhang, K.

• Coupling V-SLAM and Semantic Segmentation for Cultural Heritage Documentation, pages 435–442
• Milan Cathedral Digitized: A Stone-by-Stone Segmentation Approach Using SAM2, pages 1683–1690

Zhang, M.

• An Automatic Measurement Method for Architectural Heritage Based on Point Cloud Semantic Segmentation Algorithm: A Case Study of the Hollow Watchtowers of the Ming Great Wall, pages 1691–1698

Zhang, T.

• Deep Contour Detection for Enhanced Heritage Sites Visualization by Laser Point Clouds, pages 1699–1704

Zhang, X.

• Research on Advancing the Conservation and Heritage of the Kizil Cave-Temple Complex through Strategic Planning and Digital Exhibition, pages 925–932
• WebGIS-Based Geospatial Information Visualization of Ancient Villages Along the Long March Trail, pages 1229–1234
• Structural Representation and Digital Narrative: Event Ontology-Driven Cultural Transcoding of Chinese Ancient Villages with Red Legacy, pages 1235–1241

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
• Innovative Digital Technology in Education about Paleolithic Sites: A Case Study of the Peking Man Site at Zhoukoudian, pages 1599–1606
• Interpreting the Spatial Characteristics of the Dike-Pond System through Deep Learning and Digital Mapping Techniques: A Case Study of Foshan Sangyuanwei, pages 1645–1653
• Research on the Hyperspectral-based Unmixing Model of Composite Pigments on Mural Surfaces, pages 1705–1711
• Crafting Heritage in the Digital Age: The Online Dissemination of Celadon by Contemporary Chinese Artisans, pages 1713–1720

Zhang, Z.

• Virtual Restoration of Cracks in Murals Based on Maximum Entropy Thresholding and Planar Structure Information, pages 1451–1457

Zheng, C.

• Research on the Integrated Application of Multi-scale 3D Digital Technologies in Village Heritage Conservation, pages 1499–1506

Zhou, C.

• Bridging the Digital Skills Gap for Museums: A Pedagogical Framework for Training Students in VR-Based Heritage Presentation, pages 1721–1728

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

Zhou, S.

• Innovative Digital Technology in Education about Paleolithic Sites: A Case Study of the Peking Man Site at Zhoukoudian, pages 1599–1606

Zhou, Y.

• Digital Cultural Heritage Archives: Conceptual Analysis and Preliminary Framework Construction, pages 1221–1228
• Emerging Digital Heritage: Constructing the Selection Framework and Preservation Strategies for Born-Digital Cultural Heritage, pages 1243–1249

Zhu, Y.

• Digital Rubbing through Physical Simulation: A Non-Invasive Computational Approach for Epigraph Preservation, pages 1615–1620

Zich, U.

• Academic Heritage Between Digitization and Dissemination, pages 1175–1182

Zoh, M.

• Digital Restoration of the Heritage Landscape through a GIS-Based Approach: Case Study of the Gochang Dolmen Site in South Korea, pages 1729–1734

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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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Üstün, Z. B.

• Bridging the Past and Present: A GIS-Based System for Managing Ankara’s Multi-Layered Urban Heritage, pages 1547–1554

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İmran, S. Z.

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