DACORD updated

The DACORD application, originally published in Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage, has been updated. The recent version is available here. The original version of the application, along with the article can be found on the official pages of ACM (link).

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DACORD : Computer-Assisted Drawing of Archaeological Pottery (the CADAPtable system) – Conference Poster

DACORD_poster_smallThe DACORD functional system, developed within the scope of collaboration between the University of Burgundy (Dijon) and Masaryk University (Brno), orients and draws archaeological pottery, based on 3D model geometry, using modern mathematical, graphical, optimization methods. The orientation workflow combines existing approaches (normal vectors, horizontal / vertical sections, etc.) with new methods, to segment fragments (external and internal surfaces), and to erase parts that provide no information about the rotational axis (fractures, plastic decoration, etc.). Archaeological illustrations adapted to most norms and standards of pottery drawings can then be produced from these correctly oriented models. All pottery orientation and drawing methods are implemented in DACORD software, developed in R.

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