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Using Virtual World Environments in Conservation-Restoration

In this paper it is presented a visualization method for the investigation data obtained on the surfaces of the artworks. This method delivers a series of visual data, in digital format, associated with a digital three dimensional replica of the investigated surface. The way of visualizing this kind of model is an interactive virtual world environment, that allows the user of a PC to view the investigated surface of the artwork from any angle. The data are presented as textured images on the surface of the digital three dimensional model and can be selected by the user by the means of an interactive menu.