AuteurBarcelo J.A, Forte M. & Sanders D.H.
Editor--
Jaar2000
PublicatietypeBoek
SerieBAR British Archaeological Reports International Series
VolumeS 843
Subtitel--
Pagina’s263 + CD
UitgeverArchaeopress
PlaatsOxford
ISBN9781841710471
Citation key--
Trefwoorden--
Exemplaar18416 ReknummerT-4-3-d
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The diversity of archaeological virtual worlds
3-8
Barcelo A., Forte M. & Sanders D. H. |
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Visualizing what might be: an introduction to virtual reality techniques in archaeolgy
9-36
Barcelo J. A. |
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Archaeological publications using virtual reality: case study and caveats
37-46
Sanders D. H. |
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Realism vs. Reality: creating virtual reconstructions of prehistoric architecture
47-52
Kantner J. |
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Native american virtual reality archaeology: an architects perspective
53-58
Holloway D. R. |
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Plans elevations and virtual worlds: the development of techniques for the routine construction of hyperreal simulations
59-70
Gillings M. |
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Acquisition of detailed models for virtual reality
71-78
Pollefeys M., Proesmans M., Koch R., Vergauwen M. & Van Gool L. |
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3D facial reconstruction and visualization or ancient egyptian mummies using spirla CT data soft tissue reconstruction and texture application
79-86
Attardi G., Betro M., Forte M., Gori R., Imboden S. & Mallegni F. |
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Visualization of virtual environments of ancient architecture: the problem of illumination
87-96
Lucet G. |
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Ray-tracing techniques in a parallel environment: the case study of a horse grave
97-104
De Nicola R., Giordano A., Guarino S., Genito B. & Laurenza S. |
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Pre-rendering acoustics and illumination for archaeological reconstructions
105-110
Pope J. & Chalmers A. |
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Computer simulations of stonehenge
111-114
Pasztor E., Juhasz A., Dombi M. & Roslund C. |
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Virtual reality at the neolithic monument complex of Thornborough, north Yorkshire
115-120
Goodrick L. & Harding J. |
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Form and fabric, the real and the virtual: roman economy-related geometrical mass constraints in Dressel's table of amphora forms
121-128
Steckner C. |
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An interactive system for the presentation of a virtual egyptian flute in a real museum
129-134
Brogni A., Bresciani E., Bergamasco M. & Silvano F. |
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Immersive walk-through esperience of japanese ancient villages with the vista-walk system
135-142
Kadobayashi R., Nishimoto K. & Mase K. |
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A WWW virtual museum for improving the knowledge of the history of a city
143-148
Bonfigli M. E. & Guidazzoli A. |
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The interne and virtual environment in heritage education: more than just a technical problem
149-154
Mitchell W. L. & Economou D. |
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Virtual reality and ancient rome: the UCLA cultural VR Lab's Santa Maria Maggiore project
155-162
Fischer B., Abernathy D., Favro D., Liverani P. & De Blaauw S. |
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rImmersive imaging technologies for archaeological research
163-172
Krasniewicz L. |
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Travel to the time of the Iberians
173-182
Ruiz Rodriguez A., Molinos Molinos M., Gutierrez Soler L. M., Royo Encarnacion M. A., Guidazzoli A. & Calori L. |
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The baths of Baetulo: from archaeological to virtual reality
183-188
Gurri Costa J. & Gurri Costa E. |
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The use of digital photogrammetry and geometric modelling in medieval archaeology
189-194
Feihl O. |
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3D visualization of a first century Galilean town
195-204
Hixon C., Richardson P. & Spurling A. |
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Computer-aided design and archaeology at Sagalassos: methodology and possibilities of reconstructions of archaeological sites
205-212
Martens F., Legrand P., Legrand J., Loots L. & Waelkens M. |
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Virtual model of the basilica of Emmaus-Nicopolis
213-218
Louhivuori M. & Soderlund A. |
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Medieval Turku: the lost city. A project trying to reconstruct a medieval town in Finland
219-224
Uotila K. & Sartes M. |
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Virtual reality as an extension of the archaeological record: reconstruction of the iron age fortress Els Vilars (Arbeca, Catalonia, Spain)
225-232
Junyent E. & Lores J. |
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Reconstruction of the intendant's second palace, Quebec city around 1730
233-236
Lapointe R. |
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The Estense castle of Ferrara (Italy): Multimedia project and virtual reconstruction
237-246
Forte M. & Borra D. |
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About virtual archaeology: disorders, cognitive interactions and virtuality
247-159
Forte M. |
| VR Terminology and not on CD 260-263 |