Author:
Hostettler Marco,Buhlke Anja,Drummer Clara,Emmenegger Lea,Reich Johannes,Stäheli Corinne
Abstract
AbstractBetween January and March 2020, the EAA Community for 3D-Technologies in Archaeology conducted an international online survey on the current use of image-based 3D technologies. The aim was to gain broader insight into the application of image-based 3D technologies in archaeological practice and cultural-heritage management. The survey made it possible to determine the most important aims of the use of 3D technologies, as well as providing an overview both of the software and data formats used and of current archiving practices for raw and/or generated data. In this way, the main challenges for the further development of the techniques and the ongoing implementation of 3D technologies in practice can be identified.
Publisher
Springer International Publishing
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