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Most cited papers from Arc-Team (Italy)

What are the most cited papers from Arc-Team (Italy)?

The most cited paper from Arc-Team (Italy) is "A digital approach for design and fabrication by rapid prototyping of orthosis for developmental dysplasia of the hip" (Rodrigo Ribeiro Munhoz, Cícero André Da Costa Moraes, Harki Tanaka et al., 2016), with 26 citations. Next come "Commercial Archaeology and 3D Web Technologies" (8) and "New technique in facial reconstruction: the case of Giovanni Battista Morgagni" (8).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 A digital approach for design and fabrication by rapid prototyping of orthosis for developmental dysplasia of the hip Rodrigo Ribeiro Munhoz, Cícero André Da Costa Moraes, Harki Tanaka et al. · Research on Biomedical Engineering Open access 16 Mar 2016 26
2 Commercial Archaeology and 3D Web Technologies Luca Bezzi, Alessandro Bezzi, Christian Boscaro et al. · Journal of Field Archaeology Open access 31 Oct 2018 8
3 New technique in facial reconstruction: the case of Giovanni Battista Morgagni Alberto Zanatta, Luca Bezzi, Nicola Carrara et al. · Anthropologischer Anzeiger 14 Mar 2018 8
4 Exploratory analysis of new craniometric measures for the investigation of biological sex using open-access statistical and machine-learning tools on a cone-beam computed tomography sample C. Machado, Janaína Paiva Curi, Cícero André da Costa Moraes et al. · International Journal of Legal Medicine 10 Jun 2024 5
5 The 3D digital facial approximation of Saint Anthony of Padua Cícero André Da Costa Moraes, Luca Bezzi, Nicola Carrara · Digital Applications in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage 13 Dec 2022 4
6 (167) 3D Penile Reconstruction Imaging in Complex Peyronie’s Disease (PD): Proof of Concept Study Bruno Nascimento, Cícero André Da Costa Moraes, Rubens Pedrenho Neto et al. · The Journal of Sexual Medicine Open access May 2023 1
7 Glacial Archaeology in South Tyrol Hubert Steiner, Rupert Gietl · Journal of Glacial Archaeology 20 Oct 2020 1
8 Preserving the Past: The 3D Documentation of Ötzi, the Iceman Mummy, and Its Archaeological Context Luca Bezzi, Alessandro Bezzi, Rupert Gietl et al. · Heritage Open access 26 Aug 2026 0
9 Unveiling Saint Theobald: A Multidisciplinary Bioanthropological Investigation Nicola Carrara, Cícero André Da Costa Moraes, Luca Bezzi et al. · International Journal of Osteoarchaeology Open access 23 Jun 2026 0
10 CT scans of a Ptolemaic mummy from Heliopolis: evidences of probable lethal injuries Nicola Carrara, Giuliano Scattolin, Cicero Moraes et al. · Digital Applications in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage 23 Jan 2026 0
11 (102) LED 3-D SCAN TECHNOLOGY FOR COMPLEX PENILE DEFORMITY DOCUMENTATION – PROOF OF CONCEPT STUDY Bruno Nascimento, Carlos Augusto Rossetti, Lucas Vasconcelos Sanvido et al. · The Journal of Sexual Medicine 12 May 2024 0
12 Real-Time 3D and Archaeology: A Status Report Luca Bezzi, Alessandro Bezzi, Rupert Gietl et al. Conference paperOpen access 11 Nov 2021 0
13 Participatory Models in Archaeology: Wiki and Open Access Platforms Lucia Marsicano, Marco Montanari, Luca Bezzi et al. Conference paperOpen access 16 Nov 2021 0
14 ATOR Project Manager, un assistente vocale per i progetti archeologici Andres De Los Reyes, Luca Bezzi, Giuseppe Naponiello et al. · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) Open access 21 Mar 2020 0
15 Nuove tecnologie digitali per la documentazione di contesti paleolitici. L’esperienza del sito epigravettiano di Arco via Serafini (Trentino, Italia settentrionale) Luca Bezzi, Alessandro Bezzi, Elisabetta Mottes et al. · Institutional Research Information System University of Ferrara (University of Ferrara) Open access 15 Jan 2018 0
16 ArcheOS e-learning project IT Arc-Team s.n.c., Alessandro Bezzi, Luca Bezzi et al. · Ubiquity Press eBooks Book chapterOpen access 31 Jul 2013 0
17 A Free and Open Source Platform for remote sensing and 3D data acquisition. Alessandro Bezzi, Luca Bezzi, Rupert Gietl · CAA 2012 20 Dec 2011 0

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