This research strive to develop an integrated methodology that facilitates the codification of new guidelines for the conservation of Cultural Heritage, from the cataloging of the same, to the digitization, through applied survey and modeling technologies, using immersive visualization techniques, not only for informative and educational purposes, but to promote its fruition, conservation, and transmission to future generations (Fig. 5.1). CAME, which stands for Collection, Acquisition, Modeling and Enhancement, is an integrated methodology to provide effective infographic documentation for the expanded fruition of Cultural Heritage. The methodology is schematized according to a Cartesian coordinate system—purely for graphic purposes—that goes from public to technical on the horizontal axis, and from real to virtual on the vertical axis (Fig. 5.2). An object centered methodological proposal, focused on interdisciplinarity, collaboration and interoperability between different software environments (Figs. 5.3 and 5.4).

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Methodology

  • Carla Ferreyra

摘要

This research strive to develop an integrated methodology that facilitates the codification of new guidelines for the conservation of Cultural Heritage, from the cataloging of the same, to the digitization, through applied survey and modeling technologies, using immersive visualization techniques, not only for informative and educational purposes, but to promote its fruition, conservation, and transmission to future generations (Fig. 5.1). CAME, which stands for Collection, Acquisition, Modeling and Enhancement, is an integrated methodology to provide effective infographic documentation for the expanded fruition of Cultural Heritage. The methodology is schematized according to a Cartesian coordinate system—purely for graphic purposes—that goes from public to technical on the horizontal axis, and from real to virtual on the vertical axis (Fig. 5.2). An object centered methodological proposal, focused on interdisciplinarity, collaboration and interoperability between different software environments (Figs. 5.3 and 5.4).