Imaging as a first step for Cultural Heritage and archaeology analyses

• Paolo Triolo ^[1] ; Luciano Marras ; Gloria Adinolfi ; Rodolfo Carmagnola ; Stefano Legnaioli ^[2] ; Simona Raneri ^[2] ; Vincenzo Palleschi ^[2]
  1. [1] Università di Genova
  2. [2] CNR
• Localización: Archeologia e calcolatori, ISSN 1120-6861, Vol. 32, Nº. 2, 2021, págs. 219-226
• Idioma: inglés
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  • Imaging systems are the basic tools of the trade for art historians, conservators, and archaeologists, when they are called to document the results of their work. However, photo cameras and imaging systems are also powerful research tools. These systems, in fact, are inherently portable and give the possibility of acquiring high-resolution, spectrally resolved digital images that can be elaborated exploiting the most advanced algorithms of information science. In this contribution, we will outline the many possibilities opened by the available instrumentation and techniques, to suggest the use of image analysis as the first step of the diagnostic process in Cultural Heritage conservation and study.