FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE: DIGITAL RECONSTRUCTION AND VIRTUAL REALITY IN ARCHAEOLOGY
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https://doi.org/10.14795/j.v4i4.287Abstract
The paper presents a digital restoration methodology of a historical monument starting from the results of a terrestrial scan done in situ. The paper describes the steps to be followed to achieve a digital restoration whose results can be validated in the virtual environment and then used in an interactive virtual reality application.Downloads
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