2D Art Painting to Stereocopic 3D Conversion Using Semi-Automatic Depth Map Generation

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  • Open Low Cost HA Cluster Cloud for Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze
  • A Metadata Schema for Cultural Heritage Documentation
  • The ENArC Projects Visions and Activities
  • Documenting Abu Simbel : The 3D-COFORM Approach
  • 3D-ICONS : European Project Providing 3D Models and Related Digital Content to Europeana
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  • Non-destructive Examination of Panel Painting Structures by Terahertz Waves
  • 2D Art Painting to Stereocopic 3D Conversion Using Semi-Automatic Depth Map Generation
  • 3D Spatial Reproduction by FTV.
  • National Systems on Digital Cultural Heritage in the Frame of European Initiatives
  • The Interactive User. Modern User Generated Vernacular Photor and the Picture Archive
  • Between Reuse and Enhancing : The Archeological Museum of Santa Scolastica, Bari
  • Education or Edutainment?
  • Networked Museum : Our Vision and Experience
  • Musint Project : Towards a Digital Interactive Archaeological Museum
  • The Intelligent Museum Fuition of Works of Art by All.
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  DOI: 10.1400/187343

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