Agostino Angilica
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Agostino Angilica is a leading figure in the application of digital technologies to cultural heritage, with a primary focus on underwater archaeology and 3D reconstruction. His most cited work, the 2012 case study on the submerged archaeological site of Baia, Italy, pioneered methods for virtually exploring and documenting fragile underwater structures. By developing robust pipelines for 3D data acquisition and modeling in challenging marine environments, Angilica demonstrated how digital tools can preserve and disseminate heritage that is otherwise inaccessible to the public. His contributions have been instrumental in bridging the gap between computer vision and archaeological science, enabling both scientific research and immersive virtual exploration. With his work cited by scholars in heritage science, marine robotics, and digital humanities, Angilica’s impact lies in showing how 3D reconstruction can transform the study and conservation of submerged cultural landscapes. His research continues to inspire new approaches to documenting and sharing the world’s underwater heritage.
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