Augmenting Jordanian Heritage

该项目是对澳大利亚人权委员会“破碎遗产”项目的加强，该项目旨在通过将新的变革性数字记录方法和计算机分析引入传统劳动密集型领域，彻底改变景观、遗址和人工制品分析。由此产生的技术和能力的规模将在遗产科学中研究空间和功能数据的方式上产生范式转变。碎片遗产组织开发了一种改装破碎（片状）石器的方法。在这项研究的扩展中，我们的目标是应用该方法重建由于人类和自然机构而遭受破坏的破碎和支离破碎的遗产对象和纪念碑。这项前沿研究将为博物馆和遗产地提供机会：1）以3D形式记录其重要的遗产材料; 2）以数字方式重新修复碎片文物，然后可以360度展示; 3）决定是否使用数字模型作为指导来修复碎片文物。这项研究使我们能够更直接地在战争和地震等灾害影响到现有或曾经存在的伟大遗产的地方为公众宣传做出贡献。到目前为止，还没有人能够提出一种方法来将破碎的三维物体重新数字化。我们的方法是在遗产和工程科学的最前沿。通过在约旦博物馆展示这项研究，我们预计研究结果将对遗产领域产生重大影响（例如，该项目的扩展旨在为约旦的遗产基础设施带来直接的能力和能力，并通过项目传播期间的互动为其他ODA国家提供同样的能力和能力，目的是改变约旦博物馆现有的虚拟存在。我们将数字化重建一个碎片化遗产对象的样本，以展示3D修复方法在因气候变化，战争，地震和其他有害事件而损坏的对象，雕像和纪念碑中的潜在应用。它建立在现有的碎片遗产项目的基础上，通过翻译和应用作为数字改装和展示领域研究计划的一部分进行的研究。

This project is an enhancement to the AHRC 'Fragmented Heritage' project, which aims to revolutionize landscape, site, and artefact analyses by bringing new transformative digital recording methods and computed analysis to fields that are traditionally labour intensive. The scale of the resultant technology and capability will generate a paradigm shift in the way that spatial and functional data are studied in the heritage sciences. Fragmented Heritage has developed a means for refitting knapped (flaked) stone tools. In this extension of that research, we aim to apply the method to reconstruct broken and fragmented heritage objects and monuments that have sustained damage as a result of human and natural agencies. This cutting edge research will provide museums and heritage sites the opportunity: 1) to record their important heritage materials in 3D; 2) to refit fragmented heritage objects digitally, which can then be displayed in 360 degrees; 3) to decide whether to repair the fragmented object physically using the digital model as a guide. This research allows us to contribute much more directly to public outreach in places where disasters such as war and earthquakes have impacted on the great heritage that exists or once existed.Until now no one has been able to produce a methodology to refit broken three dimensional objects back together digitally. Our methodology is at the very forefront of heritage and engineering sciences. By demonstrating this research at the Jordan Museum, we expect the results will greatly impact on the heritage fields (e.g., archaeology, history, conservation), and for museums and organisations specialized in the presentation and distribution of heritage understanding.This project extension serves to bring direct capacity and capability to the heritage infrastructure in Jordan and to afford the same to other ODA countries as a result of interactions during project dissemination.The aim is to transform the existing virtual presence of The Jordan Museum. We will digitally reconstruct a sample of fragmented heritage objects to demonstrate the potential application of the 3D refit methodology for objects, statuary, and monuments damaged as a result of climate change, warfare, earthquakes and other harmful events. It builds on the existing Fragmented Heritage project by translating and applying research conducted as part of that program of research in the area of digital refitting and presentation.