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All-in-One Mobile Outdoor Augmented Reality Framework for Cultural Heritage Sites

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DOI:10.1109/SITIS.2016.81
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Authors: Park Noh-Young / Kim Eunseok / Lee Jongwon / Woo Woontack

Extracted Abstract:

—In this paper, we propose an all-in-one mobile outdoor augmented reality (AR) framework for a cultural heritage site. The framework was designed to incorporate computer vision-based augmented reality technology and ontology-based data-authoring technology. Through this framework, we clearly explain how to create 3D visual data for camera pose estimation and how to connect AR content with a cultural heritage site. In addition, we suggest a multi- threading camera tracking and offer an estimation model for mobile AR application. Finally, we have confirmed the efficiency and reliability of our framework. Through this vision-based AR framework, seamless AR application for a cultural heritage site can be made. Keywords-augmented reality; cultural heritage; outdoor AR; AR framework; I.

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