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3D interactive, on-site visualization of ancient Olympia

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DOI:10.1109/TDPVT.2002.1024080
Authors: Vlahakis V. / Karigiannis J. / Ioannidis N. / Tsotros M. / Gounaris M. / Sticker D. / Daehne P. / Almeida L.

Extracted Abstract:

This paper describes the work performed for the ARCHEOGUIDE (Augmented Reality-based Cultural Heritage On-site GUIDE) project. ARCHEOGUIDE is funded by the EU IST framework (IST-1999-11306), and pursued by a consortium of European organizations. It delivers an interactive, personalized, augmented reality (AR) guide for the visualization of ruined archaeological sites. It is based on mobile real-time computing, networking, and 3D visualization. Its users are presented with monument reconstructions, navigation aid and historical information in a user-friendly way through the use of multi-modal interaction techniques. The key features of the system are a novel hybrid position and orientation tracking technique used in determining the user’s viewpoint, navigation aid, outdoor operation, and real-time 3D visualization of monuments, artifacts, and life. This paper presents examples of the system’s use at the archaeological site of Ancient Olympia in Greece. Keywords: Augmented Reality, Position Tracking. Project URL: http://Archeoguide.intranet.gr. 1.

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