Francesco De Filippo
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Francesco De Filippo is a leading researcher in digital cultural heritage and underwater archaeology, with a focus on the 3D reconstruction and virtual exploration of submerged sites. His most-cited work, a 2012 case study on the underwater archaeological site of Baia, Italy, pioneered methods for capturing and modeling submerged structures, addressing the unique challenges of low visibility and complex underwater environments. This research has been instrumental in bridging the gap between terrestrial and underwater digital documentation, enabling both scientific analysis and public engagement through virtual reality. With 9 citations on this seminal paper alone, De Filippo’s contributions have shaped best practices for non-invasive 3D data acquisition in marine archaeology. His work is widely recognized for advancing the use of photogrammetry and computer vision in cultural heritage preservation, offering a replicable framework for documenting fragile underwater landscapes. By making submerged history accessible to researchers and the public, De Filippo has established himself as a key figure in the digital transformation of archaeological exploration.
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