PHD THESES @ 3DOM

Gabriele Mazzacca: "Boosting Digital Heritage with AI to Derive Enlightening Information", 2026

 Ziyang Yan: "3D reconstruction and scene understanding with 3D Gaussian Splatting representation", 2026

 Oscar Roman: "Scan-to-EDTs: Automated Generation of Energy Digital Twins from 3D point clouds", 2026

 Ahmad El-Alailyi: "Semantic Photogrammetry and visual mobile mapping for real-time 3D applications", 2026

 Neil Sutherland: "InfraRed Thermography and 3D-Data Fusion for Architectural Heritage", 2026

 Luca Morelli: "Deep learning local features for photogrammetric application and visual positioning", 2024

 Pawel Trybala: "3D Surveying of mining environments using Simultaneous Localization and Mapping", 2023

 Ali Karami: "Image-based 3D metrology of non-collaborative surfaces", 2023

 Alessandro Torresani: "A portable V-SLAM based solution for advanced visual 3D mobile mapping", 2022

 Ellie Stathopoulou: "Integrating scene priors in Multiple View Stereo", 2022

 Emre Ozdemir: "Geospatial point cloud classification", 2021

 Eleonora Grilli: "Automatic classification of architectural and archaeological 3D data", 2020

 Domenica Dininno: "The Circus Maximus in the urban layout of Regio XI: diachronic reconstruction and topographic development by applying new technologies", 2017

 Elisa Mariarosaria Farella: "The virtual space of the past - 3D documentation, modeling and virtual use of the Pausilypon archaeological park", 2017

 Belen Jimenez Fernandez-Palacios: "Planning, surveying, modelling and visualization techniques in the Cultural Heritage field", 2017

 Luigi Barazzetti:  "Automatic tie point extraction from markerless image blocks in close-range photogrammetry", 2011