http://openarchive.icomos.org/id/eprint/1777/ Underwater reflectance transformation imaging: a technology for in situ underwater cultural heritage object-level recording. "There is an increasing demand for high-resolution recording of in situ underwater cultural heritage. Reflectance transformation imaging (RTI) has a proven track record in terrestrial contexts for acquiring high-resolution diagnostic data at small scales. The research presented here documents the first adaptation of RTI protocols to the subaquatic environment, with a scuba-deployable method designed around affordable off-the-shelf technologies.[...]URTI is shown to be capable of providing analytically useful object-level detail in conditions that would render ordinary underwater photography of limited use." (extracts from the abstract included in the article) Selmo, David Sturt, Fraser Miles, James Basford, Philip Malzbender, Tom Martinez, Kirk Thompson, Charlie Earl, Graeme Bevan, George B07 B08 F56 F57 P05 Underwater reflectance transformation imaging: a technology for in situ underwater cultural heritage object-level recording. 2017-05-03T07:52:15Z Selmo, David et Sturt, Fraser et Miles, James et Basford, Philip et Malzbender, Tom et Martinez, Kirk et Thompson, Charlie et Earl, Graeme et Bevan, George (2017) Underwater reflectance transformation imaging: a technology for in situ underwater cultural heritage object-level recording. Journal of Electronic Imaging, 26 (1). [Article] application/pdf