Working on semantic enrichment of 3D models, the connection of artefacts to the architecture (the contents to the “container”) is an additional feature faced by INCEPTION. In Museums’ 3D models, artworks are connected to the architectural space in a narrative and immersive experience, digitally connecting different layers of knowledge.
Unconventional features, locations and geometries of archaeological sites are faced within INCEPTION thanks to the Data Acquisition Protocol, avoiding the "segmentation" of data acquired and facilitating data access and use through an inclusive approach, allowing digital reconstructions, analysis and diagnostic and material assessment.
The overall approach to the survey and modelling of complex heritage sites under INCEPTION is the opportunity to explore and improve the multi-layered conceptual dimension of European heritage, by analyzing heritage assets in association with built and social environments: 3D models of Historical sites allow different kind of analysis and integrated data management.
Starting from integrated methodologies for the 3D survey and modelling of Heritage buildings, INCEPTION aims to develop new tools for the interoperability and the inclusive sharing of three- dimensional models towards new forms of access and awareness of the European cultural heritage.
