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    • Virtual Rome: a FOSS approach to WEB3D 

      Calori, Luigi; Camporesi, Carlo; Pescarin, Sofia (The Eurographics Association, 2009)
      The goal of VirtualRome project (www.virtualrome.it) is to provide a web-based infrastructure for distribution, collection, annotation and sharing over the web of 3D interactive content such as actual and reconstructed ...

    • Web Based Presentation of Semantically Tagged 3D Content for Public Sculptures and Monuments in the UK 

      Rodriguez-Echavarria, Karina; Morris, David; Arnold, David (The Eurographics Association, 2009)
      The documentation and presentation of 3D digital content is a critical but non-trivial task for the Cultural Heritage sector. Curators are often faced with the task of cataloguing every piece of heritage and maintaining ...

    • WebScylla: A 3D Web Application to Visualise the Colonisation of an Artificial Reef 

      Francis, Benjamin T.; Stone, Robert J. (The Eurographics Association, 2009)
      Scylla is Europe's first artificial reef and was created by the scuttling of a former Royal Navy frigate off the UK coast in Cornwall. As well as being a popular attraction for divers, the colonisation of the reef is of ...

    • X3D Earth Terrain-Tile Production Chain for Georeferenced Simulation 

      Yoo, Byounghyun; Brutzman, Don (The Eurographics Association, 2009)
      Broad needs for digital models of real environments such as 3D terrain or cyber cities are increasing. Many applications related to modeling and simulation require virtual environments constructed from real-world geospatial ...

    • X3DOM - A DOM-based HTML5/ X3D Integration Model 

      Behr, Johannes; Eschler, Peter; Jung, Yvonne; Zöllner, Michael (The Eurographics Association, 2009)
      We present a model that allows to directly integrate X3D nodes into HTML5 DOM content. This model tries to fulfill the promise of the HTML5 specification, which references X3D for declarative 3D scenes but does not define ...