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	Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage ACM Press         Options: Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Order Ascending Order     1-9 of 9 reviews Date Reviewed     Did we just travel to the past? Building and evaluating with cultural presence different modes of VR-mediated experiences in virtual archaeology Pujol-Tost L. Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage 12(1): 1-20, 2019.  Type: Article Virtual archaeology seeks to develop ways of using computer-based visualization for the comprehensive dissemination of the past. Compared to commonly used digital media such as photos, videos, and 3D photorealistic reconstructions, vir... Jun 10 2019   ARIADNE: a research infrastructure for archaeology Meghini C., Scopigno R., Richards J., Wright H., Geser G., Cuy S., Fihn J., Fanini B., Hollander H., Niccolucci F., Felicetti A., Ronzino P., Nurra F., Papatheodorou C., Gavrilis D., Theodoridou M., Doerr M., Tudhope D., Binding C., Vlachidis A. Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage 10(3): 1-27, 2017.  Type: Article Digital initiatives have revolutionized archaeological research. The entire research workflow, from acquiring data to analysis, visualization, and publication, has gone digital. This has led to the development of large datasets maintai... Nov 21 2017   Families and mobile devices in museums: designing for integrated experiences Rennick-Egglestone S., Brundell P., Koleva B., Benford S., Roussou M., Chaffardon C. Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage 9(2): 1-13, 2016.  Type: Article For several years, museums have been exploring digital technologies in order to enhance visitor experiences. Initiatives go beyond the traditional multimedia guides to include pervasive uses of mobile technology aiming to create intera... Aug 12 2016   The revealing flashlight: interactive spatial augmented reality for detail exploration of cultural heritage artifacts Ridel B., Reuter P., Laviole J., Mellado N., Couture N., Granier X. Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage 7(2): Article No. 6, 2014.  Type: Article For most people today, the term augmented reality (AR) is directly linked to cell-phone-based video augmentation applications. However, it should not be forgotten that other AR systems exist that augment the real world directly, such a... Oct 14 2015   Reading the legends of Roman Republican coins Kavelar A., Zambanini S., Kampel M. Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage 7(1): 1-20, 2014.  Type: Article If you Google “Republican Roman coins” you will be faced with thousands of fascinating images. There are three identifying features on most of them. Most show a head or object. Most have a mark identifying the mint.... Sep 14 2015   Annotating traditional Chinese paintings for immersive virtual exhibition Ma W., Wang Y., Xu Y., Li Q., Ma X., Gao W. Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage 5(2): 1-12, 2012.  Type: Article The goal of this research is to design a new method of annotating traditional Chinese paintings, particularly by focusing on two issues that are unique to the Chinese masterpieces: (1) their form (“long scrolls versus canvase... May 30 2013   Learning how to match fresco fragments Funkhouser T., Shin H., Toler-Franklin C., Castañeda A., Brown B., Dobkin D., Rusinkiewicz S., Weyrich T. Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage 4(2): 1-13, 2011.  Type: Article This paper was presented at Eurographics 2011. Being among the conference’s best papers, it was revised and republished in this ACM journal. In general, the authors present their approach as new; however, while this is not th... Mar 8 2012   The musical heritage of futurism: a digital reconstruction of the intonarumori family Götzen A., Serafin S. Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage 2(2): 1-14, 2009.  Type: Article Decades before the advent of “musique concrète,” Luigi Russolo--a key Futurist painter and musician at the beginning of the twentieth century--introduced the intonarumori--a famil... Feb 26 2010   The dream of a global knowledge network: a new approach Doerr M., Iorizzo D. Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage 1(1): 1-23, 2008.  Type: Article The fundamental objective of users seeking information is not to “get an object,” which is what happens, for example, after following a Web hyperlink, but to understand a subject. Understanding is unveiled through a... Oct 20 2008       Display 510152550100 per column
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