3D line drawing from point clouds using chromatic stereo and shading

1 PDF document (8 pp., English).-- Contributed to: VSMM'08: 14th International Conference on Virtual Systems and Multimedia (Limassol, Cyprus, Oct 20-25, 2008)

Time transcendence, metadata and future utilization in 3D models of point clouds for heritage elements

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