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The Advent of the 4D Mirror World

Frédéric Kaplan, Isabella Di Lenardo

The 4D Mirror World is considered to be the next planetary-scale information platform. This commentary gives an overview of the history of the converging trends that have progressively shaped this concept. It retraces how large-scale photographic surveys s ...

2020

Aux portes du monde miroir

Frédéric Kaplan, Isabella Di Lenardo

The Mirror World is no longer an imaginary device, a mirage in a distant future, it is a reality under construction. In Europe, Asia and on the American continent, large companies and the best universities are working to build the infrastructures, to defin ...

2021

The Skin of Venice: Automatic Facade Extraction from Point Clouds

Isabella Di Lenardo, Paul Robert Guhennec

We propose a method to extract orthogonal views of facades from photogrammetric models of cities. This method was applied to extract all facades of the city of Venice. The result images open up new areas of research in architectural history. ...

Zentrum für Informationsmodellierung - Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities, University of Graz2023

Tracking Transmission of Details in Paintings

Frédéric Kaplan, Isabella Di Lenardo, Benoît Laurent Auguste Seguin

In previous articles (di Lenardo et al, 2016; Seguin et al, 2016), we explored how efficient visual search engines operating not on the basis of textual metadata but directly through visual queries, could fundamen- tally change the navigation in large data ...

2017

Artificial Intelligence for Digital Heritage Innovation: Setting up a R&D Agenda for Europe

Isabella Di Lenardo

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a game changer in many fields, including cultural heritage. It supports the planning and preservation of heritage sites and cities, enables the creation of virtual experiences to enrich cultural tourism and engagement, suppo ...

2024

Repopulating Paris: massive extraction of 4 Million addresses from city directories between 1839 and 1922

Frédéric Kaplan, Isabella Di Lenardo, Raphaël Barman, Albane Bénédicte Descombes

In 1839, in Paris, the Maison Didot bought the Bottin company. Sébastien Bottin trained as a statistician was the initiator of a high impact yearly publication, called “Almanachs" containing the listing of residents, businesses and institutions, arranged g ...

Utrecht University2019

Paris and Jerusalem Maps Text Dataset

Kaede Travers Johnson, Tianhao Dai, Isabella Di Lenardo, Rémi Guillaume Petitpierre, Beatrice Vaienti

This dataset contains 82 annotated map samples from diverse historical city maps of Jerusalem and Paris, suitable for map text detection, recognition, and sequencing. ...

Zenodo2025

The oltramontani Network in Venice: Hans von Aachen in Context

Isabella Di Lenardo

Thanks to recent archival and historical researches it is now possible to specify the identity of some personalities told in the Lives of Van Mander relating and in close contact with Hans von Aachen. The reconstruction of Venice and Treviso context, in wh ...

Artefactum2010

Reconstruire la densité historique du « Quartier Richelieu »

Isabella Di Lenardo

Dans le projet « Richelieu. Histoire du quartier », de jeunes ingénieurs en humanités numériques et des historiens ont commencé à analyser les adresses du Bottin du commerce sur la période 1839-1922. La technique a permis d’identifier les informations corr ...

2020

Recartographier l'espace napoléonien : Une lecture computationnelle du cadastre historique de Lausanne

Isabella Di Lenardo, Rémi Guillaume Petitpierre, Lucas Arnaud André Rappo

Le cadastre napoléonien est une source historique relativement homogène et largement répandue. Cela rend une approche computationnelle particulièrement pertinente. Dans cette étude, nous proposons une méthode de reconnaissance et de vectorisation automatiq ...

2023

Tracing Cartographic Errors in the Western Representation of 19th Century Jerusalem

Frédéric Kaplan, Isabella Di Lenardo, Beatrice Vaienti

DH2024 Program Committee Chairs and Local Organizer Committee2024

Ce que les machines ont vu et que nous ne savons pas encore

Frédéric Kaplan, Isabella Di Lenardo

Cet article conceptualise l’idée qu’il existe une « matière noire » composée des structurations latentes identifiées par le regard machinique sur de grandes collections photographiques patrimoniales. Les campagnes photographiques de l’histoire de l’art, au ...

Éditions de la Sorbonne2023

Frederic Kaplan Isabella di Lenardo

Frédéric Kaplan, Isabella Di Lenardo

APOLLO MAGAZINE LTD2019