Transdisciplinary Multispectral Modeling and Cooperation for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage

Chapter 1 The Preservation of the Heritage of the Petralona Cave Using Multiple 3D Scanning Techniques and Data Processing Algorithms

Chapter 2 The Restoration of the Main Theatre of the First Ancient Theatre of Larissa, Greece, Assisted by 3D Technologies

Chapter 3 Comparing the Methods of Terrestrial Laser Scanning and Photogrammetry for the Geometric Documentation of Stone Bridges Through the Case Study of Tzelefos Bridge

Chapter 4 Associating Geodetic Theory to Digital Pottery Reassembly Practice

Chapter 5 Advanced Digitization Methods for the 3D Visualization and Interpretation of Cultural Heritage: The Sphinx of the Naxians at Delphi

Chapter 6 Different Geodetic Approaches for the Creation of a ΗΒΙΜ

Chapter 7 A New Low-Cost Rolling Ball Type Isolation Device for the Protection of Museum Collections

Chapter 8 Documentation of the Leprosarium of Chios

Chapter 9 Digital Technologies for Heritage Conservation Labs Open to the Public. The Case of the CALLOS Project

Chapter 10 Evaluating the Effectiveness of Unsupervised and Supervised Techniques for Identifying Deteriorations on Cultural Heritage Monuments Using Hyper-spectral Imagery

Chapter 11 Terrestrial Laser Scanning Coupled with UAVs Technologies: The Case of Old Navarino Castle in Pylos, Greece

Chapter 12 A Contribution to Palaeocoastal and Beachrock Studies with the Application of Digital Technologies: The Case Study of Romanos Beach in Pylos

Chapter 13 The Digitization of Klissova Islet and the Church of Agia Triada in Mesologgi

Chapter 14 Crowdsourcing for 3D Digital Modelling: Ioannina City-Chairedin Pasha Sarai Case Study

Chapter 15 A Digital Cultural Landscape: Interpretations on Multisensory Projections

Chapter 16 Smart City and Open-Air Museum: A Digital Application for the Promotion of the Old Town of Chania

Chapter 17 Digitization of Industrial Heritage in Greece

Chapter 18 Built Cultural Heritage and Digital Transition: The New Role of Data and Artificial Intelligence Applications in Administrative Procedures

Chapter 19 Design of a VR Environment Optimized for Cultural Heritage Sites and Objects: The Use Case of Its Kale, Ioannina, Greece

Chapter 20 When Technology Meets Heritage

Chapter 21 AAGIS: An Archaeoastronomical Approach Using Geographic Information Systems

Chapter 22 Approaching Climate Resilience in Greek Cultural Heritage Using Geodata and Geoinformatics Tools

Chapter 23 Salamis Island in the Challenge of a Digital Storytelling

Chapter 24 Planning to Live Longer: A Model for the Maintenance-Focused Heritage Building Conservation

Chapter 25 A Review of Heritage Building Information Modelling: Classification of HBIM through the Utilization of Different Dimensions (3D to 7D)

Chapter 26 Environmental and Socioeconomic Pressures and Cultural Heritage Degradation. Evidence from Elounda, Crete Island

Chapter 27 Analysis Between Cultural Heritage, Human Settlements and Landscapes Using Earth Observation and Archaeological Data

Chapter 28 ICT and Semantic BIM Technologies for the Advanced Documentation and Condition Assessment of Cultural Heritage Sites

Chapter 29 Enhancing Heritage Management for Sustainable Development in Insular Areas Through Digital Documentation: The Case Study of the Historic Center of the Megisti Island (Kastellorizo)

Chapter 30 Delivering Education on the Sustainable Aspects of Heritage

Chapter 31 Development of a Support System for Improved Resilience and Sustainable Urban Areas to Cope with Climate Change and Extreme Events Based on GEOSS and Advanced Modelling Tools

Chapter 33 AegeanDigital Tourism Tank: Experiences and Products for Enhancing the Sustainable Preservation of Digital Heritage of Cultural Organizations of North Aegean

Chapter 34 ‘Orphaned’ Monuments or Common Bicommunal Heritage? Conservation of four Gothic Churches in Famagusta Cyprus, Promoting Cultural Understanding, Exchange and Peace