VIRTUAL RESTORATION OF DAMAGED ARCHEOLOGICAL ARTIFACTS OBTAINED FROM EXPEDITIONS USING 3D VISUALIZATION | Zendy

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VIRTUAL RESTORATION OF DAMAGED ARCHEOLOGICAL ARTIFACTS OBTAINED FROM EXPEDITIONS USING 3D VISUALIZATION

Author(s) -

Subarna Shakya

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

journal of innovative image processing

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2582-4252

DOI - 10.36548/jiip.2019.2.005

Subject(s) - visualization , virtual reality , computer science , augmented reality , computer graphics (images) , archaeology , human–computer interaction , artificial intelligence , geography

The paper puts forward the methodologies for the virtual restoration of the archeological artifacts that were obtained from the various missions. The proposed methodology combines the both the augmented and the virtual reality (C-ARVR) technologies enabling a virtual restoration of the artifacts that were damaged by visualizing the virtual three dimensional model with the actual one. The methodology provides an enhanced perception of the damaged substances. This enables the restoration of the historical artifacts that are more valuable.

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