Author : Jian Tan
Affiliation : Key Laboratory of Digital Earth Science
Country : China
Category : Computer Science & Information Technology
Volume, Issue,
Month, Year
: 6, 1, November, 2016
ABSTRACT
Virtual reality technology has been applied to the protection of cultural heritage for about 20 years. However, methods or systems of cultural heritage reported in previous studies are still unable to represent large-scale cultural heritage sites such as the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, the Struve Geodetic Arc and the boundaries of the Roman Empire. We aimed at constructing a large-scale cultural-heritage 3-D model with the focus on better management and organization of the scene. Starting from the case study of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, we first explore various remote sensing data suitable for large-scale cultural heritage modeling, and then adopt a 3-D geographic global information system for large-scale 3-D scene organization and management.
Keyword : Virtual scene construction, large-scale
cultural heritage, the Grand Canal
For More Details : https://airccj.org/CSCP/vol6/csit64823.pdf
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