Abstract. The digitisation of museum exhibits has played an essential role in geomatics research for generating digital replicas, as it offers the chance to address rather challenging issues. use different sensors, ranging from active passive, and also structured light scanners or hybrid solutions, various destinations purposes final results combined with extreme variety possible objects have m...

The Electromyogram (EMG) signals recorded from the back muscles often contain large electrocardiogram (ECG) artefacts. For better interpretation of these SEMG signals, it is essential to remove ECG artefacts. This paper reports research conducted to address the problem of removing ECG artefacts from SEMG recordings using new approach of Independent Component Analysis (ICA) called Multi-step ICA...

YouTube is one of the most popular video-sharing websites on the Internet, allowing users to upload, view and share videos with other users all over the world. YouTube contains many different types of videos, from homemade sketches to instructional and educational tutorials, and therefore attracts a wide variety of users with different interests. The majority of YouTube visits are perfectly inn...

The purpose of this brief paper is to revisit the question of longevity in present experimental practice and coin the term autonomous new media artefacts (AutoNMA), which are complete and independent of external computer systems, so they can be operable for a longer period of time and can be demonstrated at a moment’s notice. We argue that platforms for prototyping should promote the creation o...

Line scratches are a common form of degradation in archived motion picture lm. The automatic restoration of such material has become of increasing interest in the last few years with the rise of consumer digital video applications and the need to supply more programming material of an acceptable quality in a multi-media context. This paper introduces mechanisms for removing line artefacts from ...

Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) is the modern third dimension applied in the field of oral maxillofacial region. With lower radiation dose compared to conventional CT, its applications in dentistry has increased tremendously. Artefacts can seriously degrade the quality of computed tomographic (CBCT) images, sometimes to the point of making them diagnostically unusable. To optimize image qu...