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* V1n: hypotheses and restitutions loops and options
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Each step may be archived independently. The AIP should be properly linked.All steps may be gathered in a single archive.
 
Each step may be archived independently. The AIP should be properly linked.All steps may be gathered in a single archive.
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===A0 - Raw data - Archived===
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A0 = raw acquired data
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==Purpose==
 
==Purpose==

Revision as of 09:56, 23 February 2022

Life Cycle of 3D Data for Cultural Heritage
Status:Production
Input:As inputs, we take all documents from any formats and raw acquired data that will be used to create a digital 3D restitution of an object from Cultural Heritage.
Output:The ouput of this workflow are scientifically validated 3D data.
Organisation:Consortium "3D for Humanities"

Workflow Description

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The steps are

  • A0: acquired data
  • V0: processed data
  • V1n: hypotheses and restitutions loops and options
  • V2: approved restitutions

Each step may be archived independently. The AIP should be properly linked.All steps may be gathered in a single archive.

A0 - Raw data - Archived

A0 = raw acquired data For example:

Purpose

It presents the steps of the production process in a simplified way. The system of the graph has been defined to follow a logical path with notably the use of loops to express the recursive aspect of the work on data, especially during the hypothesis and restitution stages.

Context

This workflow has been developed by the “3D Consortium for humanities”, part of Huma-Num, the french institution for digital humanities. It was initially designed for archeology, and is now open to any humanity field.

Evaluation/Review

Applied workflow in all team of the french consortium for 3D. This workflow is being updated to work with fields of humanities others than cultural heritage.

Further Information

Xavier Granier, Laurent Bergerot, Mehdi Chayani, Bruno Dutailly, Pascal Mora, et al. 3D lexicon for Human and Social Sciences. Recommendations of the "Consortium 3D for Humanities", 2021. ⟨hal-03187979⟩

Xavier Granier, Laurent Bergerot, Mehdi Chayani, Bruno Dutailly, Pascal Mora, et al. 3D lexicon for Human and Social Sciences. Recommendations of the "Consortium 3D for Humanities", 2021. p 6 ⟨hal-03187979⟩

Bruno Dutailly, Sylvie Eusèbe, Valentin Grimaud, Nicolas Lefèvre, Mathieu Quantin, et al.. Life cycle of 3d data for cultural heritage: Identify how and when 3D data is produced. Choose 3D file formats for archiving. Define a robust process for producing 3D data and preserving it. Visual Heritage 2018, Nov 2018, Vienne, Austria. ⟨hal-01926434⟩