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    1. A semantic based framework for managing, searching and retrieving 3D resources Marios Pitikakis CERETETH and University of Thessaly Chiara Catalano IMATI-CNR
    2. AIM@SHAPE main achievements Resources (data repositories) and knowledge have been integrated into a unified Digital Shape Workbench (DSW) interface. All components are linked through ontological structures (“knowledge technologies for shapes”). Main services supported: uploading of resources (models, tools, bibliographic references etc); advanced searching (SSE & GSE), browsing and downloading resources; management of resource metadata (i.e. insert/edit/delete metadata); management and maintenance of ontologies. VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    3. Technological achievements Digital Shape Workbench (DSW) knowledge management system & services searching and browsing Resources Knowledge • shapes/models • domain and common ontologies • tools/software • metadata for models & tools • publications • glossary VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    4. DSW publicly available content Shape Repository Over 1000 models (1800000 visits, 85000 model downloads) A lot of high quality models scanned with laser scanners Tool repository 82 software tools or libraries Digital library 2821 references in the field Glossary (372 terms) Shape ontologies 5 ontologies defined (2 common ontologies and 3 domain ontologies) Publications 350 scientific papers, books, special issues People and Institutions 13 partners, 101 researchers, 82 phD students involved 42 Network Interested Researchers’ Group (NIRG) members 31 Network Industry Group (NIG) members VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    5. DSW Knowledge Infrastructure Design VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    6. DSW Knowledge Infrastructure Ontology Server The role of the Ontology Server is to integrate the SSE, the Inference Engine and the OMR. Ontology and Metadata Repository (OMR) The OMR is an ontology management system and constitutes the knowledge base back-end of the DSW. Semantic Search Engine (SSE) Inference Engine (RacerPro v1.9) Several protocols and APIs VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    7. Knowledge base content The Ontology and Metadata Repository contains metadata for 1000+ models, 80+ tools/software, 220+ instances for Users and Institutions, 3500+ context-dependent instances in the domain and common ontologies. This large knowledge base provides a measure of the scalability of the DSW infrastructure. It has also provided a solid test base for the evaluation of the efficiency of the SSE. VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    8. Common Shape Ontology CSO: over 2500 instances VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    9. Shape Representation class hierarchy VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    10. Domain ontologies Virtual Humans ontology (VHO) Shape Acquisition and Processing ontology (SAP) Product Design ontology (PDO) A large number of instances have been added VHO: over 200 SAP: over 100 PDO: over 150 Tutorials of the ontologies can be found in the DSW web pages. VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    11. Browsing-Searching VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    12. Shape Repository Common Shape Ontology VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    13. Variety of models VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    14. Shape Repository Range images Raw Quad Uniform Groups, and sub-group levels VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    15. Shape Repository Metadata VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    16. Shape Repository Download / Visualization Features VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    17. Example Scenario Physical • Acquisition Digital • Reconstruction Geometry • Processing • Structuring Structure Semantic Bimba con nastrino VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    18. Insertion into the Shape Repository VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    19. Second example scenario VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    20. Geometry-based Search Engine Goal: to search the Shape Repository of the DSW according to geometric similarity VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    21. Overall Functionalities The geometric similarity between shapes is evaluated as a distance between descriptions of the shape that capture relevant properties of the shape The main ingredients are Tools for computing shape descriptors Tools for computing distances between shape descriptors (comparison methodologies) Tools for computing shape descriptors and for computing distances between shape descriptors are implemented as stand-alone tools that can be plugged into the GSE The GSE works with different matching criteria depending on the shape descriptors and the comparison methodologies available (e.g. global or partial matching) VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009
    22. Comparison methodologies Five comparison methodologies  Structural descriptors 1. matching algorithm for attributed directed graphs 2. matching algorithm for directed graphs  Topological descriptor 1. matching algorithm based on the Matching distance 2. matching algorithm based on the Hausdorff distance  Geometric descriptor 1. Euclidean distance between feature vectors VSMM 09, Workshop on 3D Knowledge Technologies for Cultural Heritage Applications, 12 Sept. 2009

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