Three-dimensional archaeology; recording, analysis and visualisation
| Virtual RTI of Three Dimensional Datasets | |
| James Miles |
| Low-cost, rapid, mid-resolution 3D data capture using miniature, automatic Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and modern computer vision algorithms | |
| Hartmut Tschauner |
| 3D model of Lugo’s Roman Walls (Galicia-Spain) using a Terrestrial Laser Scanner and Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. | |
| María J. Iniesto-Alba, Alicia Cañizares, David Miranda, Rafael Crecente |
| Recording on Commercial Excavations with the Nikon Archaeology iSpace System. | |
| Maarten Smeets, Geoff Avern |
| Multi-scalar, multi-sensor, three-dimensional documentation: two case studies exploring the utility of various methods in different environments | |
| Rachel Opitz, Katie Simon, Geoff Avern, Thann Baker, Christine Markussen |
| Archiving Three-Dimensional Archaeology: New Technologies, New Solutions? | |
| Kieron Niven |
| Capturing and working with 3D data in heritage contexts | |
| Paul J Cripps |