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UNIVERSITY of FLORIDA UF A web-based application that facilitates the preservation, study, and dissemination of ancient inscriptions and other archaeological artifacts. Funded by: NEH Eleni Bozia, Angelos Barmpoutis, Robert Wagman

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Page 1: Digital Classicist London Seminars 2013 - Seminar 6 (part 1) - Eleni Bozia

UNIVERSITY of

FLORIDAUF

A web-based application that facilitates the preservation, study, and dissemination of ancient inscriptions and other archaeological artifacts.

Funded by: NEH

Eleni Bozia, Angelos Barmpoutis, Robert Wagman

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� Related Projects & Methods

� Motivation for the DEA� Motivation for the DEA

� Digitizing squeezes� Automated epigraphic analysis

� Experimental Results-DEMO� Digital Archaeology� Digital Archaeology

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� Electronic Archive of Greek & Latin � Electronic Archive of Greek & Latin Epigraphy

� Packard Humanities Project

� Ektypa at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Humanities and Sciences

� The Center for the Study of Ancient � The Center for the Study of Ancient Documents at Oxford University

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� Take pictures of squeezes.� Take pictures of squeezes.

� Easy and inexpensive� 3D information is not

depicted

� Problems

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� Take several pictures of an inscription using a � Take several pictures of an inscription using a device with different light sources.

� HP labs, Tom Malzbender, 2001

� Good relighting results.

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� Petroglyph digitization using laser scanners� Petroglyph digitization using laser scanners� George Landon et al., Machine Vision and Applications 2006

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� Petroglyph digitization using laser scanners� Petroglyph digitization using laser scanners� George Landon et al., Machine Vision and Applications 2006

� Accurate results� Very expensive.

� Must be carried to Must be carried to

the site.

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� Reconstruct 3D scene from video.� Reconstruct 3D scene from video.� Kurt Cornelis et al. 2000

� Needs only a camera� Good for large

objectsobjects

� Inaccurate for details� Cannot recover

inscribed details

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Our proposed method:Our proposed method:� Requires squeezes, not actual inscription

� Needs only a conventional scanner

� Inexpensive� No need to transfer equipment in site.

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� Use a regular scanner� Use a regular scanner� Grayscale option

� Scan squeezes twice

1. 2.

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� This will produce a set of images like that:� This will produce a set of images like that:

Light from the top Light from the left

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� These images contain all the shading information � These images contain all the shading information needed to understand the local curvature of the

paper.

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� By combining:� By combining:

� Knowledge about the reflectance model of a paper

� The shading provided from the two scans

� A computer can recover the 3D anaglyph of the squeeze

� This is known as � This is known as

“shape from shading”

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� There are several ways to visualize the

reconstructed 3D surfacesreconstructed 3D surfaces� 1) Plot the 3D surface

(can be rotated and zoomed by the user)

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� There are several ways to visualize the

reconstructed 3D surfacesreconstructed 3D surfaces� 2) Plot the height-map

(dark intensities=deeper locations)

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� There are several ways to visualize the

reconstructed 3D surfacesreconstructed 3D surfaces� 3) Change the material properties etc.

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� So far, the steps of our method:� So far, the steps of our method:

� Then we can perform post-processing steps

for automated analysis

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� For each reconstructed inscription, we can � For each reconstructed inscription, we can automatically segment each letter or symbol

The process is fully

automated.

A box is placed around each A box is placed around each

symbol.

There may be few errors

which can be discarded by

the user.

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� The segmented letters can be automatically � The segmented letters can be automatically clustered into groups.

� Example:

all ‘alpha’ characters are grouped together

This process can be first

done partly by the user.done partly by the user.

Then the computer can

continue automatically

by finding letters

similar to those chosen

by the user.

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� The letters from each group are rotated and � The letters from each group are rotated and scaled automatically in order to overlap each

other as much as possible.

This process is fully automated and it is

known as ‘group-wise registration’.

The average character is also computed

during this process.

The average depicts useful information

about the letterforms.

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� Finally, the registered characters can be � Finally, the registered characters can be compared to each other by measuring the

affinity between them.

The computed affinities can be further

used to construct a dendrogram.

The method is known as:The method is known as:

Agglomerative hierarchical clustering

The computed dendrogram shows

groups of letters with similar

characteristics.

Useful for automated analysis.

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� The post-processing steps of our method:� The post-processing steps of our method:

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� We initially applied the proposed framework � We initially applied the proposed framework to:

5 squeezes from five inscribed fragments

(archaeological site of Epidauros)IG IV I 2, 129-135; SEG 30, 390 in R. S.Wagman.

Inni di Epidauro. Biblioteca di Studi Antichi,Pisa, 1995Inni di Epidauro. Biblioteca di Studi Antichi,Pisa, 1995

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� Example of the two scanned images:� Example of the two scanned images:

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� Example of the two scanned images:� Example of the two scanned images:

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� Example of the two scanned images:� Example of the two scanned images:

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� Example of the two scanned images:� Example of the two scanned images:

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� Example of the 3D reconstruction� Example of the 3D reconstruction

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� Example of the 3D reconstruction� Example of the 3D reconstruction

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� Example of the 3D reconstruction� Example of the 3D reconstruction

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� Example of the 3D reconstruction� Example of the 3D reconstruction

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� Example of the 3D reconstruction� Example of the 3D reconstruction

Details from the

reconstructed surfaces

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� Examples of letter segmentation� Examples of letter segmentation

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� Examples of letter grouping� Examples of letter grouping

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� Dendrogram of ‘epsilon’� Dendrogram of ‘epsilon’

Notice line extensions in

the average image.

Notice a small group in

the dendrogram with two

‘epsilons’ whose middle

line is not touching the line is not touching the

vertical one.

No other significant sub-

groups were formed.

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� Dendrogram of ‘alpha’� Dendrogram of ‘alpha’

Look at the shape of the

computed average.

No significant sub-groups

were formed.were formed.

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� Dendrogram of ‘sigma’� Dendrogram of ‘sigma’

Look at the shape of the

computed average.

No significant sub-groups

were formed.were formed.

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� Dendrogram of ‘ypsilon’� Dendrogram of ‘ypsilon’

Look at the shape of the

computed average.

No significant sub-groups

were formed.were formed.

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Advantages:Advantages:� Convert paper squeezes into a digital format

� Easy copy and distribution of the squeezes

� Create libraries of 3D squeezes� Use different viewing angles and shadings

� Compare letters and compute statistics� Compare letters and compute statisticsDrawbacks:

� Some details of the inscriptions are not captured by the squeezes, such as depth.

� Very large squeezes are hard to be scanned.

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Eleni Bozia, Angelos Barmpoutis, Robert S. Wagman

Digital Worlds InstituteDepartment of Classics UNIVERSITY of

FLORIDAUF

MVA 21(6), 2010, pp. 989-998

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� The Louvre Museum� The Louvre Museum� The British Museum

� CLAROS, University of Oxford

� The Google Art Project

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� http://www.digitalworlds.ufl.edu/angelos/lab/� http://www.digitalworlds.ufl.edu/angelos/lab/DEA/

� http://www.digitalworlds.ufl.edu/angelos/lab/

DEA/museum/