Klorad Virtual Heritage

Heritage, reconstructed and understood.

Survey data turned into places researchers can study and visitors can walk through.

01What you gain

Your survey, seen and understood.

Survey data becomes a place researchers can study and visitors can walk through.

AI-generated scene: a storeroom shelf of hard drives, rolled survey drawings and archive boxes.
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    Out of the archive

    Point clouds and models open in the browser, at the site and at home.

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    Evidence beside hypothesis

    Every reconstruction shows what was measured and what was inferred, with its sources.

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    A museum that lasts

    On a maintained platform, licensed for your funding's commitment period.

How we deliver it

A museum that outlasts the project.

Fits a funded project: the licence for the project and its commitment period, in one package.

Runs on Klorad Cloud, Dedicated or Sovereign: our cloud, a dedicated environment, or your own servers.

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    Your site as a model

    Survey and plans become one model, placed on the map.

  2. 2

    Interpretation added

    Periods, hypotheses and sources, kept apart from what was measured.

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    Open to the public

    In the browser and on site, with nothing to install.

02The console

Stories composed on the model.

Curators compose stories and routes on the reconstruction. Every view keeps what was measured apart from what was inferred, with its sources.

Stories3 shown
  • The east front, reconstructedPublished · Stop 3, 5th century BC
  • Measured, not inferredPublished · Stop 4, the survey
  • A step free routeIn review · 8 stops
  • The altar and its findsDraft · Stop 5
Live
Sources of the view
Measured
Laser survey of the surviving blocks
Inferred
The east front, from the fallen drums
Reference
Excavation report, trench B
03Who sees what

For everyone who cares for the site.

Each audience sees its part of one shared model. Visitors walk through it on a phone at the site or in a browser at home.

Digital museum
  • The east front, reconstructed
    5th century BC, with its sources
  • Measured, not inferred
    Laser survey of the surviving blocks
  • Researchers

    Survey, sources and notes on the features they describe.

  • Curators

    Stories, routes and periods, composed on the model.

  • Visitors

    Reconstructions and stories, on site or at home.

  • Site management

    Visits, condition and maintenance of the monument.

04Your systems

Built from the data you already hold.

Survey, models and plans keep their sources and identifiers.

  • Survey

    Point clouds and photogrammetry, streamed as 3D Tiles.

  • Models

    IFC and glTF models, imported with their identifiers.

  • Plans and terrain

    Site plans and terrain from your GIS.

  • Monitoring

    Environmental sensors on the monument, where installed.

Start from your survey.

Send us your point clouds or models. We will show you the site reconstructed from them.

Or write to info@klorad.com