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3D-Acquired Research Dataset

Project Overview

3D-Acquired Research Dataset (3D-ARD) is a research-oriented collection of complex and large-scale 3D objects and scenes, acquired and processed using state of the art hardware and software. Its goal is to bridge the gap between computer scientists (who develop acquisition and processing tools) and practitioners (who generate and work daily with these data), by providing high-quality data representative of practitioners usages.

For each item of the collection (e.g. an object, a building), we provide:

  • raw data, acquired using different modalities (laser scanning, photogrammetry, micro-tomography),
  • cleaned and reconstructed point-clouds and meshes,
  • modeled version(s) of the item, produced by professional artists under experts supervision.
  • Plaster mold of the Lady of Elche, provided by the Musée d’Acquitaine.
  • Statue located in the Musée d’Ethnographie de l’Université de Bordeaux
  • Bird skull provided by the PACEA laboratory
  • Building located in the campus of the University of Bordeaux
Some of the physical objects acquired in this project. Photographs by Quentin Marcadet.

How to use in your work

Data will is available free of charge and for non-commercial usage only, and distributed under Creative Commons (checkout links at the top of this page).

If you use this data in your work, please cite it as follow:

@misc{3dard_2019,
  author = {Mellado, Nicolas and
            Marcadet, Quentin and
            Espinasse, Loic and
            Mora, Pascal and 
            Dutailly, Bruno and 
            Tournon-Valiente, Sarah and 
            Granier, Xavier},
  title = {{3D-ARD}: A 3D-Acquired Research Dataset},
  month = {June},
  year = {2020}
}

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