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Volume 17, Number 1, February 2024

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    Asun Perez-Pascual, José Luis Giménez López, Daniel Zapico Palacio, José Marín-Roig:
    O-City: Implementation of an Innovative Multimedia Platform for Promoting Orange Economy. 1:1-1:15
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    Andrea Ballatore, Valeri Katerinchuk, Alexandra Poulovassilis, Peter T. Wood:
    Tracking Museums' Online Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Study in Museum Analytics. 2:1-2:29
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    Hayun Kim, Maryam Shakeri, Jae-eun Shin, Woontack Woo:
    Space-adaptive Artwork Placement Based on Content Similarities for Curating Thematic Spaces in a Virtual Museum. 3:1-3:21
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    Racha Amrani, Sabrina Kacher, Selma Khouri, Houda Oufaida, Safia Ouahab, Mouna Cherrad:
    Proposal of a Knowledge Capitalization Process to Construct Eco-Diars: A Knowledge-driven Platform Applied to Traditional Algerian Domestic Architecture. 4:1-4:28
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    Yuyao Tan, Hao Wang, Zibo Zhao, Tao Fan:
    A Joint Entity-Relation Detection and Generalization Method Based on Syntax and Semantics for Chinese Intangible Cultural Heritage Texts. 5:1-5:20
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    Phongtharin Vinayavekhin, Banphatree Khomkham, Vorapong Suppakitpaisarn, Philippe Codognet, Torahiko Terada, Atsushi Miura:
    Identifying Relationships and Classifying Western-style Paintings: Machine Learning Approaches for Artworks by Western Artists and Meiji-era Japanese Artists. 6:1-6:18
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    Daniele Duranti, Davide Spallazzo, Daniela Petrelli:
    Smart Objects and Replicas: A Survey of Tangible and Embodied Interactions in Museums and Cultural Heritage Sites. 7:1-7:32
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    Desislava Paneva-Marinova, Maxim Goynov, Yanislav Zhelev, Mariya Monova-Zheleva, Emanuela Mitreva, Detelin Luchev, Radoslav Pavlov, Lilia Pavlova:
    Full-Fledged Access and Usability of Content in a Digital Cultural Heritage Library: Approaches, Paradigms, and Implementation. 8:1-8:12
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    Jia Hu:
    Individually Integrated Virtual/Augmented Reality Environment for Interactive Perception of Cultural Heritage. 9:1-9:14
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    Mia F. Yates, Anders Sundnes Løvlie:
    Subtle Sound Design: Designing for Experience Blend in a Historic House Museum. 10:1-10:15
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    Sasithorn Rattanarungrot, Kosin Kalarat, Martin White, Kannattha Chaisriya:
    Preserving Southern Thai Traditional Manora Dance Through Mobile Role-Playing Game Technology. 11:1-11:22
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    Wenjun Hou, Bing Bai, Chenyang Cai:
    CR-TransR: A Knowledge Graph Embedding Model for Cultural Domain. 12:1-12:11
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    Yunshui Jin, Eunice Minhua Ma, Yun Liu:
    Comparative Study of HMD-based Virtual and Augmented Realities for Immersive Museums: User Acceptance, Medium, and Learning. 13:1-13:17
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    Ewa Drygalska:
    Technologically Mediated Experiences of Visitors to the Frederic Chopin Museum: Postphenomenological Perspective on Touchscreens Affordances. 14:1-14:22
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    Do Hyung Kwon, Jeongmin Yu:
    Real-time Multi-CNN-based Emotion Recognition System for Evaluating Museum Visitors' Satisfaction. 15:1-15:18
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    Mahdi Bahrami, Amir Albadvi:
    Deep Learning for Identifying Iran's Cultural Heritage Buildings in Need of Conservation Using Image Classification and Grad-CAM. 16:1-16:20

Volume 17, Number 2, June 2024

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    Shao Liu, Sos S. Agaian:
    3DEmo: For Portrait Emotion Recognition with New Dataset. 17:1-17:26
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    Edy Winarno, Anindita Septiarini, Wiwien Hadikurniawati, Hamdani Hamdani:
    The Hybrid Features and Supervised Learning for Batik Pattern Classification. 18:1-18:13
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    Calin Neamtu, Radu Comes, Dorin-Mircea Popovici, Elena Bautu, Mateescu-Suciu Liliana, Adrien Syrotnik, Matei-Ioan Popovici:
    Evaluating User Experience in the Context of Cultural Heritage Dissemination Using Extended Reality: A Case Study of the Dacian Bronze Matrix with Hollow Design. 19:1-19:21
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    Chaya Liebeskind, Shmuel Liebeskind, Dan Bouhnik:
    Machine Translation for Historical Research: A Case Study of Aramaic-Ancient Hebrew Translations. 20:1-20:23
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    Ana Regina M. Cuperschmid, Aline Prado Costa, Igor Neves, Flávio Raffaelli Fonseca, Ethel Mizrahy Cuperschmid:
    Virtual Reconstruction of the Deconstructed Heritage: The Former Building of the Belo Horizonte School of Medicine. 21:1-21:20
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    Xia Zheng, Yicheng Jiang, Hua Cheng, Aiqing Nie:
    How to Arrange Texts and Pictures for Online Visitors - Comparing Basic Ceramic Display Forms with Eye Tracking. 22:1-22:23
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    Xiaohu Lin, Bei Xue, Xiqi Wang:
    Digital 3D Reconstruction of Ancient Chinese Great Wild Goose Pagoda by TLS Point Cloud Hierarchical Registration. 23:1-23:16
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    Jennifer Carolina Cruz Barbosa, Herbert González Zymla:
    "The Spanish Cathedral", a Prototype of Mobile Application for the Access to the Religious Cultural Heritage of Gothic Hispanic Cathedrals. 24:1-24:25
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    Marta Musso, Kerstin Arnold, Federico Nanni, Beatrice Cannelli:
    What Is in a ? Cross-lingual Topic Detection & Information Retrieval in Archives Portal Europe. 25:1-25:23
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    Mohd Kamal Othman, Nurfarahani Norman Anuar, Mohamad Hardyman Barawi, Abdulrazak Saleh Al-Hababi Yahya, Ahmad Azaini Abdul Manaf:
    A Comprehensive User Experience Analysis of Cultural Heritage Progressive Web App Using a Hybrid UEQ-IPA Approach. 26:1-26:19
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    Alessandro Fiordelmondo, Sergio Canazza, Niccolò Pretto:
    Reactivating and Preserving Interactive Multimedia Artworks: An Analog Performance from the Seventies. 27:1-27:17
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    Lingwei Tong, Robert W. Lindeman, Heide K. Lukosch, Rory Clifford, Holger Regenbrecht:
    Applying Cinematic Virtual Reality with Adaptability to Indigenous Storytelling. 28:1-28:25
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    Alberto Cannavò, Simona Pacchiotti, Nicola Retta, Martina Terzoli, Roberta Spallone, Fabrizio Lamberti:
    Passive Haptics and Conversational Avatars for Interacting with Ancient Egypt Remains in High-Fidelity Virtual Reality Experiences. 29:1-29:28
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    Yuqing Guo, Shizhu Lu, Min Shen, Wei Huang, Xiaolie Yi, Jifa Zhang:
    Differences in Heritage Tourism Experience between VR and AR: A Comparative Experimental Study Based on Presence and Authenticity. 30:1-30:21
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    Sevde Gülizar Dinçer, Mustafa Korumaz, Tugrul Yazar:
    A Computer-Aided Design Tool for Muqarnas. 31:1-31:17
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    Liu Liu, Chufei Liu, Wenqi Li, Dongbo Wang, Shuiqing Huang:
    Perspective of Digital Humanities On Person Names in Chinese Pre-Qin Classic. 32:1-32:19
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    Imanol Muñoz-Pandiella, Xavier Pueyo, Carles Bosch:
    A 3D Feature-based Approach for Mapping Scaling Effects on Stone Monuments. 33:1-33:19

Volume 17, Number 3, September 2024

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    A. Avgousti, Georgios Papaioannou, Sorin Hermon:
    Enhancing Online Accessibility of Digitized Artifacts from Small Museum Collections in Cyprus: An Empirical Evaluation of the CyprusArk Solution. 34:1-34:24
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    Michele Mazzamuto, Francesco Ragusa, Antonino Furnari, Giovanni Maria Farinella:
    Learning to Detect Attended Objects in Cultural Sites with Gaze Signals and Weak Object Supervision. 35:1-35:21
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    Aleksander Gil, Yusuf Arayici, Bimal Kumar, Richard Laing:
    Machine and Deep Learning Implementations for Heritage Building Information Modelling: A Critical Review of Theoretical and Applied Research. 36:1-36:22
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    Zhixiang Fan, Tianrui Song, Xiaolan Tang:
    The Spatial Relationship between Cities and Mountains in Jiangnan Region in the Qing Dynasty Based on Historical Texts. 37:1-37:23
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    Eunhoo Kim, Junyeop Cha, Dahye Jeong, Eunil Park:
    Artwork Recommendations based on User Preferences: Integrating Clustering Analysis with Visual Features. 38:1-38:10
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    Pablo Casanova-Salas, Javier Sevilla, Inmaculada Coma, Pedro Morillo, Mar Gaitán, Cristina Portalés:
    Enhancing Accessibility and Navigation of Heritage Collections Through Interactive Spatiotemporal Maps. 39:1-39:21
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    Anna Pagès-Vilà, Xavier Pueyo, Imanol Muñoz-Pandiella:
    Digital reconstruction of partially lost altarpieces. The case of the Rosary's altarpiece of Sant Pere Màrtir de Manresa. 40:1-40:18
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    Efthymia Moraitou, Yannis Christodoulou, Konstantinos Kotis, George Caridakis:
    An Ontology-Based Framework for Supporting Decision-Making in Conservation and Restoration Interventions for Cultural Heritage. 41:1-41:24
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    Ziyan Ai, Dickson K. W. Chiu, Kevin K. W. Ho:
    Social Media Analytics of User Evaluation for Innovative Digital Cultural and Creative Products: Experiences regarding Dunhuang Cultural Heritage. 42:1-42:25
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    Iva Vasic, Ramona Quattrini, Roberto Pierdicca, Adriano Mancini, Bata Vasic:
    3VR: Vice Versa Virtual Reality Algorithm to Track and Map User Experience. 43:1-43:19
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    Mattia Setzu, Silvia Corbara, Anna Monreale, Alejandro Moreo, Fabrizio Sebastiani:
    Explainable Authorship Identification in Cultural Heritage Applications. 44:1-44:23
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    Christof Weiß, Meinard Müller:
    From Music Scores to Audio Recordings: Deep Pitch-Class Representations for Measuring Tonal Structures. 45:1-45:19
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    Kristina Georgoulaki:
    Classification of Impressionist and Pointillist Paintings Based on Their Brushstrokes Characteristics. 46:1-46:9
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    Emile Blettery, Valérie Gouet-Brunet:
    Heritage Iconographic Content Structuring: from Automatic Linking to Visual Validation. 47:1-47:32
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    Larissa Pessoa, Lia Martins, Meng Hsu, Rosiane de Freitas:
    ZoAM GameBot: A Journey to the Lost Computational World in the Amazonia. 48:1-48:21
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    Zhiqian Guo, Chong Wu, Shuai Zhang, Wenwu Chen, Qiang Qi, Haiyu Wu:
    Characterization on Flaking of Rammed Earthen Sites Using SMO Algorithm and Surface Topography Analysis: A Case Study of Jiaohe Ruins. 49:1-49:20
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    Michel Gagnon, Ludovic Font, Amal Zouaq:
    An Exploration of IFLA LRM for Literature Data Representation. 50:1-50:21
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    Isabella Hodgson, Dennis Hoffmann, Luca Junge, Frederic Theis, Nicolas Dittgen:
    Learning to Listen Properly: Participatory Digital Projects at the German Maritime Museum Based on Iterative Co-Creation. 51:1-51:19
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    Yao Yan, Rui Zhang, Hao He, Tong Lei, Xusheng Zhang, Chao Jiang:
    Image Restoration Technology of Tang Dynasty Tomb Murals Using Adversarial Edge Learning. 52:1-52:11

Volume 17, Number 4, December 2024

Research Papers

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    Chang Liu, Dongbo Wang, Zhixiao Zhao, Die Hu, Mengcheng Wu, Litao Lin, Jiangfeng Liu, Hai Zhang, Si Shen, Bin Li, Lianzhen Zhao:
    SikuGPT: A Generative Pre-trained Model for Intelligent Information Processing of Ancient Texts from the Perspective of Digital Humanities. 53:1-53:17
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    Leonardo Righetto, Mohammad Khademizadeh, Andrea Giachetti, Federico Ponchio, Davit Gigilashvili, Fabio Bettio, Enrico Gobbetti:
    Efficient and User-Friendly Visualization of Neural Relightable Images for Cultural Heritage Applications. 54:1-54:24
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    Sebastian Sepulveda, Benjamin Bustos, Ivan Sipiran:
    Repetitive Patterns Recognition in Textures of Ancient Peruvian Pottery. 55:1-55:16
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    Aristeidis Zachos, Christos-Nikolaos Anagnostopoulos:
    Using TLS, UAV, and MR Methodologies for 3D Modelling and Historical Recreation of Religious Heritage Monuments. 56:1-56:23
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    Jiangfeng Liu, Xueliang Ma, Lanyu Wang, Lei Pei:
    How Can Generative Artificial Intelligence Techniques Facilitate Intelligent Research into Ancient Books? 57:1-57:20
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    Yongho Kim, Chanjong Im, Thomas Mandl:
    Object Detection in Historical Images: Transfer Learning and Pseudo Labelling. 58:1-58:15

Short Papers

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    Gianluca Frinchillucci, Eugenio Bortolini, Stefano Biagetti, Alberto Urcia, Alessia Brucato, Sonkor Geyre, Ali Abdullah Warsame, Federico Prizzi, Francesco Spigonardi, Thomas Conci, Luca Natali, Marco Madella:
    Emergency Documentation and Virtual Model of a Rock Art Palimpsest from Garowe, Nugaal Region, Somalia. 59:1-59:7

Datasets

SI on Extended Intelligence for Cultural Engagement

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    Enrico Daga, Rossana Damiano, Lily Díaz-Kommonen, Tsvi Kuflik, Manuel Striani:
    Introduction to the Special Issue on Extended Intelligence for Cultural Engagement. 62:1-62:4
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    Fabrizio Balducci, Paolo Buono, Giuseppe Desolda, Rosa Lanzilotti, Antonio Piccinno, Maria Francesca Costabile:
    Exploring the Impact of an IoT-based Game on the Experience of Visitors at a Natural Science Museum. 63:1-63:21
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    Richard N. Turner-Jones, Gervase Tuxworth, Robert A. Haubt, Lynley Wallis:
    Digitising the Deep Past: Machine Learning for Rock Art Motif Classification in an Educational Citizen Science Application. 64:1-64:19
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    Lee Cheng, Leung Kwok Prudence Lau, Wing Yan Jasman Pang:
    Augmented Reality Book Design for Teaching and Learning Architectural Heritage: Educational Heritage in Hong Kong Central and Western District. 65:1-65:15
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    João Vilar, Armanda Rodrigues, Nuno Correia:
    An Extended Reality Platform for Cultural Gaming: Enabling Interactive Narratives in Spatial Contexts. 66:1-66:18
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    Ningning Xu, Yue Li, Jiachen Liang, Kexiang Shuai, Yuwen Li, Jiaqi Yan, Cheng Zhang, Yiping Dong:
    HeritageSite AR: Design and Evaluation of a Mobile Augmented Reality Exploration Game for a Chinese Heritage Site. 67:1-67:29
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    Isabel F. Franke, Stefania D. Conte, Claudia Alessandra Libbi, Victor de Boer, Tilo Hartmann:
    A Polyvocal Approach to Virtual Heritage: An Immersive Case Study. 68:1-68:23
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    Chiara Lucifora, Massimiliano Schembri, Luigi Asprino, Anna Follo, Aldo Gangemi:
    Virtual Empathy: Usability and Immersivity of a VR System for Enhancing Social Cohesion through Cultural Heritage. 69:1-69:11
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    Giacomo Alliata, Kate Saccone, Yuchen Yang, Loïc Serafin, Samy Mannane, Sarah Kenderdine:
    The BiographScope: Exploring Early Cinema in an Immersive Environment. 70:1-70:21
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    Jason Carvalho, Enrico Daga, Paul Mulholland, Luigi Asprino, Chukwudi Uwasomba, Marilena Daquino, Aldo Gangemi, Mark Maguire, Adam Stoneman:
    Integrating Citizen Experiences in Cultural Heritage Archives with a Linked Non-Open Data Hub. 71:1-71:39
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    Luigi Asprino, Rossana Damiano, Marilena Daquino, Stefano De Giorgis, Aldo Gangemi, Antonio Lieto, Bruno Sartini, Manuel Striani:
    An Ontology Network for Citizen Curation. 72:1-72:30
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    Bruno Sartini, Sarah Binta Alam Shoilee, Claudia Alessandra Libbi, Victor de Boer:
    Multivocal Exhibition: Exploring Cultural Perspectives through User-Curated Art Exhibitions. 73:1-73:21
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    Guillermo Jiménez-Díaz, Belén Díaz-Agudo, Luis Emilio Bruni, Nele Kadastik, Anna Follo, Rossana Damiano, Manuel Striani, José Ángel Sánchez Martín, Antonio Lieto:
    Interpretable Clusters for Representing Citizens' Sense of Belonging through Interaction with Cultural Heritage. 74:1-74:22

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