Matthieu Thivet
Quentin Verriez
Damien Vurpillot
A digital workspace to visualize and annotate multimodal and multiscalar 3D data, for archaeology and cultural heritage.
Mixing a professionnal social network interface with highly efficient web visualization tools.
reflections on complete workflow to manage archeaological digital data from field to archiving, dissemination and valorization
a site (since XIXe)
a museum (1996)
a research centre (1995)
Accumulation of digital data since 20 years
Bibnum :
Photos : A. Mailler, Bibracte
a domus in urban district
excavated in 1882
initiation excavation for young people
F. Meylan, 2005
J.-G. Bulliot, 1882
Photogrammetry :
Each layer (424m²)
Adaptive methode to area
1mm/pix resolution
42 acquisitions for 92gb
Dji Phantom 4 pro
Canon Eos 6D
10m
2m
.assessing and processing 3D spatial data
Test: Spatial footprint, density, homegeneity
Cleaning: SOR filter, density threshold (relative to the object and its size)
Indexing
if massive (>200M?) = Entwine
else .laz or .pnts
big files
performance
light files
less efficient
Mesh
hierarchical LOD glTF 2.0
.multimodal and multiscalar front end
glTF (3Dtiles)
Entwine, laz,
pnts (3Dtiles)
geojson, kml, czml
(spatial data)
scale1
scale2
scale2
(new isolation window)
Potree (new isolation window
for metrologic insights)
asynchronous
collaborative
tools
Integration of cutting-edge point cloud interactive selection and annotation (maybe derived from astrophysics tools).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlyNswoGVWE
Context-Aware Selection Techniques and Visual Storytelling
Lingyun Yu (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)
Exploring available open source web based collaboration tools.
https://rocket.chat/
https://about.mattermost.com/
Matthieu Thivet (matthieu.thivet@univ-fcomte.fr)
Quentin Verriez (qverriez@gmail.com)
Damien Vurpillot (damien.archeo@gmail.com)