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Social SciencesGeographyHeritage ConservationGeographic Information SystemsIconographyPhotographyCultural HeritageDigital HeritageHeritage GeographiesIconographic InterpretationPhotogrammetryPhotographic DocumentationBorn-digital RecordsCultural Heritage ImagingCultural Heritage RepresentationCultural Heritage VisualizationGeo-spatial Heritage InterpretationOblique Aerial Visualization
This article is dedicated to the spatialization of image contents, with a focus on geographical iconographic heritage, i.e. digitized or born-digital image collections, acquired at variable temporal periods and showing the territory and its human-made and natural visual landmarks. We present a panorama of the current solutions (manual, semi-automatic and fully automatic alternatives) that exist to spatialize a visual content, with respect to the data available and the level of spatialization targeted. In particular, we highlight the characteristics of the approaches dedicated to geographical iconographic heritage, and in some cases, we present tests and practical feedbacks that we had the opportunity to conduct for old photographic contents in oblique aerial and terrestrial imagery.
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