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The Coudenberg

Heritage Building

Information System

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TOC

1. Geomatics Unit

2. Coudenberg Heritage Building IS – Phase 1

• Project description

• Global approach

User requirement analysis

Conceptual design level

Design and implementation level

Usability evaluation

3. Perspectives - Phase 2

4. Conclusions 2

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Geomatics Unit

http://geomatics.ulg.ac.be

Faculty of Sciences / Dept. Geography /

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Geomatics Unit

• 10 years of interaction with archaeologists

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Geomatics Unit

Jehay 4D

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Geomatics Unit

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Coudenberg HeBIS

- Phase 1

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Coudenberg

www.coudenberg.brussels

The Coudenberg archaeological site presents the remains of the palace of the Dukes of Brabant, destroyed by a fire in 1731 during the reign of

Marie-Elisabeth of Austria, the Governess of the Netherlands

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Call for tender

• COUD 2017-01

• Get an accurate 3D model of the site

• Manage archeological information in an Archeological Information System (AIS)

• Link between the 3D model and the AIS

Exiguous spaces / dark places heterogeneous set of data Duration 5 months June 18 – Oct. 18

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Phase 1

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Global Approach

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Global Approach

• A Meta model…

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User requirements Analysis

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Conceptual design level

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Conceptual design level

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Conceptual design level

Information System Structure

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Design and

implementation level

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Design and

implementation level

Information System Architecture

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Design and

implementation level

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Design and

implementation level

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Design and

implementation level

Data acquistion

• 24 315 758 526 points / 12000 photos / 17 stations / 110 scans (25 min/scan)

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Design and

implementation level

Data acquistion

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Usability evaluation

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Usability evaluation

• Semantic Interface

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Usability evaluation

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Usability evaluation

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Usability evaluation

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Usability evaluation

Semantic Interface

Point cloud Interface

3D data

Other data

Coudenberg IT issues

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Perspectives

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Perspectives

• IS – phase 2 ?

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?

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Perspectives

• Future IS ?

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Perspectives • Enhanced CDM? 32 Geometry Function Time Source version Event

Episode Life Map

Interpetative Sequence

Historical Object

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Perspectives

• Interpretative sequence by author 1

EP-V3.1 House 5th c AD EP-V3.2 P. Of Worship 5th c AD EP-V4 extension 6th – 7th c AD EP-E1 Relics’s acquisition 860 EP-E2 Norman’s destruction 881 EP-V5 Church End of 9th c. EP-V6 Church 1091 EP-V1

Church with tower 1175

EP-V2 Gothic choir 1520

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Perspectives

• Interpretative sequence by author 2

34 EP-V3.1 House 5th c AD EP-V3.2 P. Of Worship 5th c AD EP-V4 extension 6th – 7th c AD EP-E1 Relics’s acquisition 860 EP-E2 Norman’s destruction 881 EP-V5 Church End of 9th c. EP-V6 Church 1091 EP-V1

Church with tower 1175

EP-V2 Gothic choir 1520

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Perspectives • Life Map EP-V3.1 House 5th c AD EP-V3.2 P. Of Worship 5th c AD EP-V4 extension 6th – 7th c AD EP-V3.3 House End of 7th c. EP-V3.4 P. Of Worship End of 7th c. EP-V4.1 extension End of 8th – Beg of 9th c. EP-E1 Relics’s acquisition 860 EP-E2 Norman’s destruction 881 EP-V5 Church End of 9th c. EP-V6 Church 1091 EP-V1

Church with tower 1175

EP-V2 Gothicchoir

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Perspectives

• Enhanced CDM?

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Perspectives

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Perspectives

• Smart Point Cloud (Florent Poux)

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Perspectives

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Conclusions

• High challenging project for a University lab → Real scale experience!

• « Collaborative » IS design approach → Requires interdisciplinarity

• Such IS needs to be open and maintainable • Fast growing acquisition techniques

• Fast growing IT solutions

• Huge change of paradigm for Heritage experts

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References

Poux, F., Neuville, R., Van Wersch, L., Nys, G.-A., & Billen, R. (2017). 3D Point

Clouds in Archaeology: Advances in Acquisition, Processing and Knowledge Integration Applied to Quasi-Planar Objects. Geosciences, 7(4), 96.

Van Ruymbeke, M., Hallot, P., Nys, G.-A., & Billen, R. (2018). Implementation

of multiple interpretation data model concepts in CIDOC CRM and compatible models. Virtual Archaeology Review, 9(19), 50-65.

Poux, F., & Billen, R. (2019). Voxel-Based 3D Point Cloud Semantic

Segmentation: Unsupervised Geometric and Relationship Featuring vs Deep Learning Methods. ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information, 8(5), 213. Forthcoming

Marker-less mobile augmented reality application for massive 3D point clouds and semantics, KHARROUBI, Abderrazzaq; Billen, Roland; Poux, Florent

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