ARIADNE is funded by the European Commission's Seventh Framework Programme
ARIADNE services
Holly Wright, ADS
Kate Fernie, 2Culture Associates
Overview
• Portal
• Visual Media Services
• Landscape Services
• Call for applications
Portal demo
Visual media data
Visual Media Data: any type of visual
representation of Archaeological sites or
objects:
• Standard 2D images (high-resolution)
• Advanced 2D images (PTM, RTI,
panoramic images, HDR)
• 3D models (single or complex scenes)
• Videos
• GIS data
Services offered by ARIADNE
• Production of visual data: MeshLab (CNR-ISTI)
• Publication of 3D data on the web: 3D-HOP (CNR-ISTI)
• ARIADNE Visual Media Service (CNR-ISTI)
• Geographical data (Production & Visualisation): Landscape
Services (CNR-ITABC)
MeshLab
• OpenSource tool (GPL) supporting
mesh processing and visualisation of
triangle meshes
• Started as an academic project
• Evolved to a complete and
sophisticated system
• Downloaded by >350,000 users by
2013, worldwide
• Leading open platform for mesh
editing of sampled 3D data
http://meshlab.sourceforge.net/
CNR-ISTI
MeshLab: training and support
• ARIADNE partners have good experience of the production of visual
media (2D and 3)
• CNR-ISTI supports this activity (TNA, summer schools and training)
– http://www.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/Services/Transnational-Access/2016-
TNA-Call/TNA-school-3D-Pisa
• Video tutorials are available for MeshLab:
– A series of short videos, each dedicated to a specific functionality
– Delivered via YouTube for
free:http://www.youtube.com/user/MrPMeshLabTutorials?feature=mhee
3DHOP: Visual data on the web
• 3D visualization on web pages is now possible with
WebGL & SpiderGL
• CNR’s “3DHOP” (3D Heritage Online Presenter) can
be used to simplify the production of web-based
presentations or installations:
http://vcg.isti.cnr.it/3dhop/
Visual media service
http://visual.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/
Visual media service
Conversion of data assets to a web-compliant
format, thus supporting easy publication and
visualization on the web
• 3D models
• Reflection Transformation Images (RTI)
• High Resolution 2D images
• High Dynamic Range (HDR) images
Visual media service: user perspective
• For each visual media asset:
– The user fills a simple form and uploads the data
file
– An automatic service on the ARIADNE server will
open, convert, transform in a browsable page
and output the URL (or a .zip file) to the user
– The user links the media asset in his archive
using the provided URL
Demo
http://visual.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/
Details page for each media type
• Describes the media type and the services that are
offered: conversion, streaming, visualisation on the
web, etc.
Browse
http://visual.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/browse
• Users can search and browse the content that has
already been uploaded
Uploading your media
• For each media asset the
user fills in a simple form:
– Email, name institution
– Label, title, description,
tabs, url for a page
describing the asset
– Copyright owner
– Collection (optional)
– You can ask to keep the
object private
• Select file to upload
• Accept terms and
conditions
• And upload!
Viewing results – 3D
http://visual.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/3d/arringatore
80.23 MB
3D model of the
Arringatore
produced by 3D
laser scanning
National
Archaeological
Museum and
CNR-ISTI
Viewing results – RTI
http://visual.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/rti/mediallion_hadrian_reverse
199.4 mb
Reverse, Medallion,
Rome, Hadrian
Palazzo Blu, ISTI-CNR,
Simoneschi collection
Viewing results – HRI
12.29 mb
Capsella Samagher, a
reliquary in carved ivory
National Archaeological
Museum in Venice and
CNR-ISTI
http://visual.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/img/capsella_samagher_photo
Visual media service: Help
http://visual.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/help
ARIADNE landscape services
http://landscape.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/
Landscape services
• These online services focus on the generation
and management of 2D / 3D interactive WebGIS
environments in a collaborative way, through
open-source frameworks.
• Web services include:
– Cloud services
– 3D Terrain Services
– Tools for visualization, interaction and editing
– Distributed composing services
– 2D services
Cloud service
• You can register as a single user, a research
group or a whole institution
• Users can upload, manage and modify data
involved in processing tasks (both input and
output).
• The ARIADNE Service use ownCloud, which
has been customized
• Services are optimized for desktop and
mobile with full support for mobile and
desktop clients.
http://landscape.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/oc/
3D Terrain Service: registering
• To start a 3D Terrain project you first need to
register and log in to the Cloud service
3D Terrain Service: upload
• Data (DTMs/DEMs, Geo-images, ESRI shape files)
for your 3D terrain project is uploaded to the
Cloud service
3D Terrain Service: output
• Next you specify the output to control how your
3D terrain model will be generated or published
3D Terrain Service: processing
• The services will list your available input data
• Responsive web interfaces for user tasks
– customization of different parameters (database
resolution, extents, imagery attributes, etc.).
• Web servers then process the data and alert you
once 3D terrain data processing has completed
Landscape services: Terrain Gallery
• Browse sample datasets
• View your own datasets (when logged in)
http://landscape.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/gallery.php
View and download options
You can also fully delete a 3D terrain and its related data (it will NOT
delete the cloud input data) – but don’t delete the sample datasets!.
Embed options
You can embed a
3D scene in your
web-page
And share the
current point of
view.
Call for applications
• Summer schools:
– Digital curation of archaeological knowledge,
Athens, 12-17 June
– 3D documentation, Pisa, 20-24 June
– Archaeological datasets, Pisa, 4-8 July
• Individual training
– Mapping existing data to CIDOC CRM, Prato
– Design of scientific datasets, Prato
• Bursaries available!
http://www.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/Services/Transnational-
Access/2016-TNA-Call
Talking points
Ariadne was the daughter of Minos, King of Crete.
She gave a all of thread to Theseus so that he could find his way
out of the Minotaur's labyrinth.
Our ARIADNE is a research infrastructure.
We give a portal so researchers can find archaeological datasets
and tools to visualise and publish their results.
Acknowledgements
• ARIADNE portal developed by
• Visual Media Services developed by Roberto Scopigno et al, Visual Computing
Lab - ISTI - CNR
• Landscape Services developed by Bruno Fanini, Sofia Pescarin and Augusto
Palombini, VHLab - CNR ITABC
ARIADNE is a project funded by the European Commission under the Community’s
Seventh Framework Programme, contract no. FP7-INFRASTRUCTURES-2012-1-
313193.

Ariadne Services

  • 1.
    ARIADNE is fundedby the European Commission's Seventh Framework Programme ARIADNE services Holly Wright, ADS Kate Fernie, 2Culture Associates
  • 2.
    Overview • Portal • VisualMedia Services • Landscape Services • Call for applications
  • 3.
  • 4.
    Visual media data VisualMedia Data: any type of visual representation of Archaeological sites or objects: • Standard 2D images (high-resolution) • Advanced 2D images (PTM, RTI, panoramic images, HDR) • 3D models (single or complex scenes) • Videos • GIS data
  • 5.
    Services offered byARIADNE • Production of visual data: MeshLab (CNR-ISTI) • Publication of 3D data on the web: 3D-HOP (CNR-ISTI) • ARIADNE Visual Media Service (CNR-ISTI) • Geographical data (Production & Visualisation): Landscape Services (CNR-ITABC)
  • 6.
    MeshLab • OpenSource tool(GPL) supporting mesh processing and visualisation of triangle meshes • Started as an academic project • Evolved to a complete and sophisticated system • Downloaded by >350,000 users by 2013, worldwide • Leading open platform for mesh editing of sampled 3D data http://meshlab.sourceforge.net/ CNR-ISTI
  • 7.
    MeshLab: training andsupport • ARIADNE partners have good experience of the production of visual media (2D and 3) • CNR-ISTI supports this activity (TNA, summer schools and training) – http://www.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/Services/Transnational-Access/2016- TNA-Call/TNA-school-3D-Pisa • Video tutorials are available for MeshLab: – A series of short videos, each dedicated to a specific functionality – Delivered via YouTube for free:http://www.youtube.com/user/MrPMeshLabTutorials?feature=mhee
  • 8.
    3DHOP: Visual dataon the web • 3D visualization on web pages is now possible with WebGL & SpiderGL • CNR’s “3DHOP” (3D Heritage Online Presenter) can be used to simplify the production of web-based presentations or installations: http://vcg.isti.cnr.it/3dhop/
  • 9.
  • 10.
    Visual media service Conversionof data assets to a web-compliant format, thus supporting easy publication and visualization on the web • 3D models • Reflection Transformation Images (RTI) • High Resolution 2D images • High Dynamic Range (HDR) images
  • 11.
    Visual media service:user perspective • For each visual media asset: – The user fills a simple form and uploads the data file – An automatic service on the ARIADNE server will open, convert, transform in a browsable page and output the URL (or a .zip file) to the user – The user links the media asset in his archive using the provided URL
  • 12.
  • 13.
    Details page foreach media type • Describes the media type and the services that are offered: conversion, streaming, visualisation on the web, etc.
  • 14.
    Browse http://visual.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/browse • Users cansearch and browse the content that has already been uploaded
  • 15.
    Uploading your media •For each media asset the user fills in a simple form: – Email, name institution – Label, title, description, tabs, url for a page describing the asset – Copyright owner – Collection (optional) – You can ask to keep the object private • Select file to upload • Accept terms and conditions • And upload!
  • 16.
    Viewing results –3D http://visual.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/3d/arringatore 80.23 MB 3D model of the Arringatore produced by 3D laser scanning National Archaeological Museum and CNR-ISTI
  • 17.
    Viewing results –RTI http://visual.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/rti/mediallion_hadrian_reverse 199.4 mb Reverse, Medallion, Rome, Hadrian Palazzo Blu, ISTI-CNR, Simoneschi collection
  • 18.
    Viewing results –HRI 12.29 mb Capsella Samagher, a reliquary in carved ivory National Archaeological Museum in Venice and CNR-ISTI http://visual.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/img/capsella_samagher_photo
  • 19.
    Visual media service:Help http://visual.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/help
  • 20.
  • 21.
    Landscape services • Theseonline services focus on the generation and management of 2D / 3D interactive WebGIS environments in a collaborative way, through open-source frameworks. • Web services include: – Cloud services – 3D Terrain Services – Tools for visualization, interaction and editing – Distributed composing services – 2D services
  • 22.
    Cloud service • Youcan register as a single user, a research group or a whole institution • Users can upload, manage and modify data involved in processing tasks (both input and output). • The ARIADNE Service use ownCloud, which has been customized • Services are optimized for desktop and mobile with full support for mobile and desktop clients. http://landscape.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/oc/
  • 23.
    3D Terrain Service:registering • To start a 3D Terrain project you first need to register and log in to the Cloud service
  • 24.
    3D Terrain Service:upload • Data (DTMs/DEMs, Geo-images, ESRI shape files) for your 3D terrain project is uploaded to the Cloud service
  • 25.
    3D Terrain Service:output • Next you specify the output to control how your 3D terrain model will be generated or published
  • 26.
    3D Terrain Service:processing • The services will list your available input data • Responsive web interfaces for user tasks – customization of different parameters (database resolution, extents, imagery attributes, etc.). • Web servers then process the data and alert you once 3D terrain data processing has completed
  • 27.
    Landscape services: TerrainGallery • Browse sample datasets • View your own datasets (when logged in) http://landscape.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/gallery.php
  • 28.
    View and downloadoptions You can also fully delete a 3D terrain and its related data (it will NOT delete the cloud input data) – but don’t delete the sample datasets!.
  • 29.
    Embed options You canembed a 3D scene in your web-page And share the current point of view.
  • 30.
    Call for applications •Summer schools: – Digital curation of archaeological knowledge, Athens, 12-17 June – 3D documentation, Pisa, 20-24 June – Archaeological datasets, Pisa, 4-8 July • Individual training – Mapping existing data to CIDOC CRM, Prato – Design of scientific datasets, Prato • Bursaries available! http://www.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/Services/Transnational- Access/2016-TNA-Call
  • 31.
    Talking points Ariadne wasthe daughter of Minos, King of Crete. She gave a all of thread to Theseus so that he could find his way out of the Minotaur's labyrinth. Our ARIADNE is a research infrastructure. We give a portal so researchers can find archaeological datasets and tools to visualise and publish their results.
  • 32.
    Acknowledgements • ARIADNE portaldeveloped by • Visual Media Services developed by Roberto Scopigno et al, Visual Computing Lab - ISTI - CNR • Landscape Services developed by Bruno Fanini, Sofia Pescarin and Augusto Palombini, VHLab - CNR ITABC ARIADNE is a project funded by the European Commission under the Community’s Seventh Framework Programme, contract no. FP7-INFRASTRUCTURES-2012-1- 313193.