Digital Heritage: Applying Digital Imaging to Cultural Heritage - MacDonald, Lindsay (Ed.) (Tokyo Elsevier, 2006)
PART 1 : USER REQUIREMENTS : Chapter 1: Digitising Documents for Public Access by Neil Smith p.3, Chapter 2: Digitising Rare Books and Manuscripts p.33, Chapter 3: Digitisation Programmes in the V and A by James Stevenson p.69, Chapter 4: Digital Access to a Photographic Collection by Andrea de Polo and Sam Minelli p.93, Chapter 5: Digitisation in the Commercial Art World by Anthony Hamber p.115, Chapter 6: User Requirements for Metric Survey by Paul Bryan p.149, PART 2 TECHNOLOGY p.175, Chapter 7: Principles and Evolution of Digital Cameras by Peter Rudolf p.177, Chapter 8: High Resolution Imaging in the Near Infraredby Duilio Bertani and Luca Consolandi p..211,Chapter 9: Image Resizing - The Limits of Image Processing by Alfredo Giani p.239, Chapter 10: Image Databases and Access by Mike Stapleton p.259, Chapter 11: Colour Management in Heritage Photography by Phil Green p.293, Chapter 12: Image Compression and JPEG2000 by Thomas Zellman p.327, Chapter 13: Assessing Image Quality by Lindsay MacDonald and Ralph Jacobson p.351, PART 3: APPLICATIONS p.375, Chapter 14: Imaging Historical Architectural Sites for Conservation by Nick Beckett, Barbara Schick and Keith Findlater p.377, Chapter 15: Imaging of Stained Glass Windows by Lindsay MacDonald p.411, Chapter 16: Making Online Monuments More Accessible Through Interface Design by Cristiano Bianchi p.445, Chapter 17: Visualisation of Panoramic Images over the Internet by Francesco Aru p.467, Chapter 18: 3D Virtual Restoration of Polychrome Sculpture by Angela Geary p.489, Chapter 19: Digital Imaging for Easel Paintings by David Saunders, John Cupitt and Joseph Padfield p.521, Chapter 20: Research Policy and Directions by Tom Evans p.549
Keywords: Conservation