Capturing the moment: using photogrammetry for public engagement on archaeological sites and excavations
Resource type
Conference paper (unpublished)
Creator (person)
Anderson-Whymark, Hugo
Abstract
Scottish archaeology has long been at the forefront of innovative visualisation techniques, our settlement record rich in upstanding sites and relict landscapes of earth and stone. In recent years there has been a subtle gear change in the use of 3D visualisation within cultural heritage management and interpretation. In particular, opportunities realised by terrestrial and airborne laser scanning and photogrammetry have been combined with traditional survey and recording methodology. This webinar will showcase some of these developments, with case studies presented by innovators from Historic Environment Scotland and AOC Archaeology among others, leading to discussion of current practice and future potential.
Event title
The power of 3d in cultural heritage management
Publisher
Chartered Institute for Archaeologists
Rights statement
In Copyright