Titlebook: Digital Hampi: Preserving Indian Cultural Heritage; Anupama Mallik,Santanu Chaudhury,Sharada Srinivasa Book 2017 Springer Nature Singapore

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Introducing Hampi: Insights from Literary and Historical Sourcesthral scores of visitors in the present day. However, what is also great interest is the wealth of information from various sources including myths, literary sources, historical accounts and epigraphic records which evoke the grandeur of its past and the vigour of its living traditions. This chapter

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Introducing Hampi: Landscapes and Legendsar historical sites in India, a country surely not lacking in such locales. But why chose Hampi? What makes the ruins of this fourteenth-to-sixteenth-century imperial capital, known at the time as Vijayanagara, City of Victory, in what is now central Karnataka, deserve such a creative, laborious exe

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Acquisition, Representation, Processing and Display of Digital Heritage Sitese Sites. The main objective of the project was to create algorithms and techniques to acquire a three-dimensional digital replica of complex structures spread over a large area. The techniques developed are applied to Hampi, a world heritage site. In addition to acquiring the geometry and surface pr

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Recovering the 3D Geometry of Heritage Monuments from Image Collectionscally divided into multiple components which are reconstructed independently using structure from motion (SFM) and later merged together. Incremental SFM methods are most popular for the basic structure recovery of a single component. They are robust and effective but strictly sequential in nature.

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Realistic Walkthrough of Cultural Heritage Sitesssing, and interactive rendering of complex 3D models such as sculptures, monuments, and artifacts found at cultural heritage sites. We acquire both coarse level and detail level 3D data using modeling tools and scanning devices. The acquired point cloud data at cultural heritage sites exhibit nonun

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A Methodology to Reconstruct Large Damaged Regions in Heritage Structurese presence of large missing regions. In this chapter, we discuss geometric reconstruction of such large damaged regions (or holes) in 3D digital models. Without constraining the size or complexity of the damaged region, the missing 3D geometry inference problem is solved by making use of geometric p

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