Martin Kvisvik Larsen
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Martin Kvisvik Larsen is a leading figure in underwater cultural heritage documentation, specializing in the integration of advanced optical sensors and robotic systems for high-fidelity 3D reconstruction of complex submerged sites. His most impactful work centers on overcoming the formidable challenges of mapping structurally intricate wrecks, where traditional methods fall short. Larsen’s landmark study, "A multi-camera system for the integrated documentation of Underwater Cultural Heritage of high structural complexity; The case study of M/S Helma wreck" (2021, 7 citations), demonstrates a pioneering approach that fuses multi-camera arrays with underwater robotics to capture unprecedented detail. This work has become a reference point for archaeologists and engineers seeking to document fragile, high-relief sites with minimal disturbance. By systematically addressing the bottlenecks of data acquisition in low-visibility, high-complexity environments, Larsen has advanced the frontier of non-invasive underwater survey. His contributions not only enhance preservation strategies but also set new standards for digital recording in maritime archaeology, making him a key innovator for researchers and students working at the intersection of robotics, computer vision, and cultural heritage.
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