VIPERC 2024
Visual Pattern Extraction and Recognition for Cultural Heritage Understanding 2024

Table of Contents

• Preface
  Summary: There were 24 papers submitted for peer-review to this conference. Out of these, 11 papers were accepted for this volume, 10 as regular papers and 1 as short paper.

Session 1: 3D modelling and 3D printing (Chair: Prof. Valentino Sangiorgio)

• Digital solutions for cultural heritage: preservation, interpretation, and engagement in line with the Venice charter principles
  Alaa Ababneh
• A Discrete event approach to the simulation of selective laser sintering 3D printing large scale production
  Zahra Isania, Maria Pia Fanti, Giuseppe Casalino
• Virtual resurrection leveraging 3D modeling for digital preservation of an ancient educational institution
  Sreedharan Anuj, Wilson Suthakaran Santheep, John William Alfred Daniel, Rajendran Santhosh, Velusamy Parthasarathy

Session 2: Digitisation of diagnostics for historic constructions (Chair: Dr. Cristina Cantagallo)

• A new methodology to automatically detect cracks in existing RC bridges
  Vincenzo Mario Di Mucci, Angelo Cardellicchio, Sergio Ruggieri, Andrea Nettis, Vito Renò, Giuseppina Uva
• Advanced non-linear 3D FEM modeling of masonry structures for the preservation of cultural heritage
  Luigi Salvatore Rainone, Vito Tateo, Siro Casolo, Giuseppina Uva
• Measurement of displacement of petroglyphs of Bangudae Terrace in Daegok-ri, Ulju, using edge and region extraction (short paper)
  Sang-Yun Lee
• TLS survey for material analysis and classification of marble pavement of the “Cappella di San Cataldo” in Taranto (Italy)
  Domenica Costantino, Vincenzo Saverio Alfio, Massimiliano Pepe

Session 3: Machine learning and pattern recognition in cultural heritage (Chair: Prof. Alessia Amelio)

• Integrating coastal cultural heritage, blue economy, and one health: a holistic framework for sustainable coastal management
  Elisabetta Ferrara, Roberta Di Marco, Alex Zappacosta, Ilaria Filograsso, Valentina Gatta, Bruna Sinjari
• Pattern recognition and neural networks for acoustic monitoring and conservation of the historic port of Ancona
  Samantha Di Loreto, Alessandro Ricciutelli, Valter Lori, Fabio Serpilli, Sergio Montelpare
• Acoustic applications of metamaterials
  Gino Iannace, Giovanni Amadasi, Franz Policardi, Amelia Trematerra
• Documentation and rapid assessment of the health status of historic centers by the use of 360-degree videos and G.I.S.
  Cristina Cantagallo, Giorgia Cianchino, Maria Giovanna Masciotta, Donato Palumbo, Massimiliano Pepe, Leonardo Cangelmi, Enrico Spacone