Populating and Browsing 3D Collections

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The document discusses populating and browsing 3D collections. It defines key terms like 3D collections and describes workflows for building a collection through digitization, processing, ingestion, and enriching items with metadata. The document outlines how users like administrators, professionals, and the public can access a collection through search and browsing interfaces that leverage metadata. It also discusses opportunities for 3D collections through cloud computing, 3D on the web, and mobile access.

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Populating and Browsing 3D Collections

Sebastian Pena Serna

Fraunhofer-Institut für Graphische Datenverarbeitung
IGD
Fraunhoferstraße 5
64283 Darmstadt

Tel +49 6151 155 – 468
sebastian.pena.serna@igd.fraunhofer.de
www.igd.fraunhofer.de

© Fraunhofer IGD

Definitions

3D Collection
Digital archive with multimedia material and 3D artifacts, which is
enriched with semantic information
Population
Acquisition and ingestion of digital assets and their corresponding
provenance information
Browsing
Accessing and exploration of digital assets in the 3D collection
Enriching
Increasing the associations within the semantic network

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Workflow with 3D collections

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Workflow with 3D collections

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Workflow with 3D collections

Accessing:
search and browse

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Workflow with 3D collections

Accessing:
search and browse

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Building a 3D collection

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Multimedia Information
Collections management Conservation

Images
Bibliographic

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Digitization

3D geometry
Material properties
Digital provenance

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Processing

Improve the quality of 3D artifacts
Process 3D artifacts for different purposes (e.g. research, presentation)

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Provenance

Legacy and rich processing metadata

used_as_derivation_source
A.15-1955-dome-out.zip used_as_derivation_source
IvoryPanel
3IvoPan_LegacyData.rdf 2009CA5307v
Coloured.ply
4Ivory_Arc3DPro Arc3D-A.15-1955_dmy.v3d 5Ivory_MeshLa
cEvent.rdf bProcEvent.rdf
has_created created_derivative
digitized created_derivative
Legend
A.15-1955-dome-
forms_part_of out.rdf
2009CR4851_0.rdf has_created Digitization_Process
1IvoryPanel_Ob
jAcqEvent.rdf forms_part_of … 2009CR4851_0.tif Formal_Derivation
2009CA5306_0.rdf
…
forms_part_of 2IvoryPanel_ forms_part_of Sub-events
DocEvent.rdf has_created 2009CA5306_0.tif
Data_Object

Man_Made_Object

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Ingestion

Individual objects with high- Large acquisition campaigns
quality metadata with similar structures

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Accessing a 3D collection

Accessing:
search and browse

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Metadata Accessing

Stanford Repository
3D artifacts without
searchable metadata

http://www-graphics.stanford.edu/data/3Dscanrep/
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Metadata Accessing

AIM@SHAPE
3D artifacts with basic
searchable metadata, e.g.
categories, keywords

http://shapes.aim-at-shape.net/

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Metadata Accessing

3D-COFORM
3D artifacts with rich
metadata
Fundamental categories
and relationships
Searchable material and
shape properties

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User Accessing

Administrator

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User Accessing

CH professional

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User Accessing

Internet user

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Enriching a 3D collection

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Enriching a 3D collection

Structured labeling of parts

Papaleo and De Floriani 2010 Attene et al. 2009
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Enriching a 3D collection

Structured
enrichment of
semantic networks

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Enriching a 3D collection

Structured enrichment of semantic networks

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Workflow with 3D collections

Accessing:
search and browse

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Short demo

Technological possibilities today

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Opportunities

Cloud Computing
Storage and computation Cloud
capacity online
Computing
3D Internet
Visualization of 3D artifacts on
standard web browsers
Mobile devices Mobile 3D
Access and visualization on the devices Internet
move

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Future Challenges

Define workflows
Create services
Enable intuitive access
Provide contextualized interfaces

User involvement and engagement

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Thank You!

Sebastian Pena Serna
Fraunhofer-Institut für Graphische Datenverarbeitung
IGD
Fraunhoferstraße 5
64283 Darmstadt

Tel +49 6151 155 – 468
sebastian.pena.serna@igd.fraunhofer.de
www.igd.fraunhofer.de
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Populating and Browsing 3D Collections

1. Populating and Browsing 3D Collections Sebastian Pena Serna Fraunhofer-Institut für Graphische Datenverarbeitung IGD Fraunhoferstraße 5 64283 Darmstadt Tel +49 6151 155 – 468 sebastian.pena.serna@igd.fraunhofer.de www.igd.fraunhofer.de © Fraunhofer IGD

2. Definitions 3D Collection Digital archive with multimedia material and 3D artifacts, which is enriched with semantic information Population Acquisition and ingestion of digital assets and their corresponding provenance information Browsing Accessing and exploration of digital assets in the 3D collection Enriching Increasing the associations within the semantic network 2 © Fraunhofer IGD

10. Processing Improve the quality of 3D artifacts Process 3D artifacts for different purposes (e.g. research, presentation) 10 © Fraunhofer IGD

11. Provenance Legacy and rich processing metadata used_as_derivation_source A.15-1955-dome-out.zip used_as_derivation_source IvoryPanel 3IvoPan_LegacyData.rdf 2009CA5307v Coloured.ply 4Ivory_Arc3DPro Arc3D-A.15-1955_dmy.v3d 5Ivory_MeshLa cEvent.rdf bProcEvent.rdf has_created created_derivative digitized created_derivative Legend A.15-1955-dome- forms_part_of out.rdf 2009CR4851_0.rdf has_created Digitization_Process 1IvoryPanel_Ob jAcqEvent.rdf forms_part_of … 2009CR4851_0.tif Formal_Derivation 2009CA5306_0.rdf … forms_part_of 2IvoryPanel_ forms_part_of Sub-events DocEvent.rdf has_created 2009CA5306_0.tif Data_Object Man_Made_Object 11 © Fraunhofer IGD

12. Ingestion Individual objects with high- Large acquisition campaigns quality metadata with similar structures 12 © Fraunhofer IGD

14. Metadata Accessing Stanford Repository 3D artifacts without searchable metadata http://www-graphics.stanford.edu/data/3Dscanrep/ 14 © Fraunhofer IGD

15. Metadata Accessing AIM@SHAPE 3D artifacts with basic searchable metadata, e.g. categories, keywords http://shapes.aim-at-shape.net/ 15 © Fraunhofer IGD

16. Metadata Accessing 3D-COFORM 3D artifacts with rich metadata Fundamental categories and relationships Searchable material and shape properties 16 © Fraunhofer IGD

21. Enriching a 3D collection Structured labeling of parts Papaleo and De Floriani 2010 Attene et al. 2009 21 © Fraunhofer IGD

26. Opportunities Cloud Computing Storage and computation Cloud capacity online Computing 3D Internet Visualization of 3D artifacts on standard web browsers Mobile devices Mobile 3D Access and visualization on the devices Internet move 26 © Fraunhofer IGD

27. Future Challenges Define workflows Create services Enable intuitive access Provide contextualized interfaces User involvement and engagement 27 © Fraunhofer IGD

28. Thank You! Sebastian Pena Serna Fraunhofer-Institut für Graphische Datenverarbeitung IGD Fraunhoferstraße 5 64283 Darmstadt Tel +49 6151 155 – 468 sebastian.pena.serna@igd.fraunhofer.de www.igd.fraunhofer.de 28 © Fraunhofer IGD

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