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Visualising Topographic Changes in 3D Data for Rock Art
Original: Visualising topographic changes in 3D data for rock art and beyond
Researchers describe methods for visualising topographic changes in 3D data, with rock art as a key application. The approach helps archaeologists detect and document subtle surface changes in carved or painted rock surfaces, and could extend to other fields needing detailed terrain or surface analysis. The work highlights how 3D imaging techniques are becoming standard tools for documenting and monitoring cultural heritage sites.
Why now: New published research on 3D visualisation methods for rock art is drawing interest from the archaeology and heritage science communities.
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