Paolo Di Stefano

Professore Ordinario

University of L'Aquila

Italy

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Paolo Di Stefano is a Professore Ordinario at Università degli Studi dell'Aquila, Italy. His research encompasses various areas including shape analysis of human anatomy, archaeological pottery reconstruction, and advancements in additive manufacturing technologies. Recent publications highlight his work on automatic analysis techniques for artifacts and the geometry of upper limb anatomy.

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Anna Morabito

University of Salerno

ITALY

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Armando Razionale

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University of Pisa

ITALY

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Paolo Neri

University of Pisa

ITALY

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Luca Di Angelo

Associate Professor

University of L'Aquila

ITALY

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Articles (11)

Automatic analysis of pottery sherds based on structure from motion scanning: The case of the Phoenician carinated-shoulder amphorae from Tell el-Burak (Lebanon)

Spinal Apophyses Localization in Discretized Models of Human Backs by Shape Index Analysis

Automatic Multiview Alignment of RGB-D Range Maps of Upper Limb Anatomy

Automatic Point Clouds Alignment for the Reconstruction of Upper Limb Anatomy

Fast and Accurate Registration of Terrestrial Point Clouds Using a Planar Approximation of Roof Features

A Semi-Automatic Reconstruction of Archaeological Pottery Fragments from 2D Images Using Wavelet Transformation

An advanced GCode analyser for predicting the build time for additive manufacturing components

Automatic Shape Feature Recognition for Ceramic Finds

Review of computer-based methods for archaeological ceramic sherds reconstruction

A Design Methodology for an Innovative Racing Mini Motorcycle Frame

Search for the Optimal Build Direction in Additive Manufacturing Technologies: A Review

Collaborators (4)

Anna Morabito

Armando Razionale

Paolo Neri

Luca Di Angelo

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