:: Exploring 3D scenes using keywords ::
Using the search engine | |
The search engine requires that your Web browser
is WebGL enabled. If this is not true then the system will not be able to transfer you directly in a point of interest within the 3D scene. The rest of the search engine's functionallity
will be there.
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Guidelines
of query format
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Keywords
separated with space and placed in quotation marks are
considered with the 'and' operator. On the other hand, keywords
separated with space and no quotations marks are expressed
using the 'or' operator.
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i. Query examples | |
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"mansion arcade" corresponds to mansion and
arcade ii. church belfry concrete corresponds to church or belfry or concrete |
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ii. Predefined queries are the following | |
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Build between start year and end year returns everything
defined to have been built between the given limits ii. Materials used a b c d returns everything defined to have been built with the given materials |
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iii. Show all available content | |
i. Just click the search button while leaving the text box empty. | |
3D Visualisation approach | |
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Find out more about this search engine in the following paper: A. Koutsoudis et al., 3DSSE - A 3D Scene Search Engine, Journal of Cultural Heritage, Vol. 13(2012), pp 187-194.