360-Degree Panoramic Visualization in Archaeological Documentation: An Interactive Learning Tool
A. Muhammad Syafar, Muhammad Agung, Widya Wisanty, HASWAH HASWAH, Jheny Neriza Amanda · Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research/Advances in social science, education and humanities research · 2023
Tourism is one of the aspects of producing foreign exchange from the non-oil and gas economic sector for tourist attractions.One of them is documenting cultural heritage as a form of archaeological preservation.Therefore, adequate and complete data collection in spatial or three-dimensional (3D) attributes is required to detect artifacts, eco-facts, monuments, or wall reliefs.Therefore, as a form of cultural heritage preservation, a system is needed to document antiquities with 3D (three-dimensional) modeling, using a panoramic photography approach to interactive visualization to provide information about archaeology and as a medium for interactive learning.Create a space to use the virtual panorama to preserve historical sites.This research uses a qualitative research methodology of Design and Create, and the test carried out is black box testing focused on the software's functional needs.The result of this study is an archaeological 3D document application with web-based 360-degree panoramic visualization.The advantage of this system is that it makes information more accessible to the public and becomes an interactive medium for identifying historical objects so that users can experience exploring and appreciating ancient objects in detail from all sides.