Training in Ecuador
In September I was invited to give a 3 weeks training on Multispectral Imaging to the Instituto Nacional de Patrimonio Cultural in Quito, Ecuador.
In September I was invited to give a 3 weeks training on Multispectral Imaging to the Instituto Nacional de Patrimonio Cultural in Quito, Ecuador.
Last September I was giving a 3 weeks training for the Instituto Nacional de Patrimonio Cultural (INPC) of Ecuador, in Quito. They already have a well-equipped analytical lab and needed to set up a multispectral imaging studio. I suggested them the tools to buy and once the parcels where all arrived I went to Quito
This September I was doing a 3 weeks training on multispectral imaging for the Ecuadorian Instituto Nacional de Patrimonio Cultural in Quito, Ecuador, when I got the news that it was just published on Archeomatica my paper on the use of tablets for multispectral imaging analysis of art work, “Ipad e tablet per l’indagine multispettrale
We do run a lot of initiatives, Stay on top of things! Contributed by Camilla Perondi and Giacomo Vianini In this post we want to talk about Photomodeling, that is the creation of 3D models from 2D pictures taken with an ordinary camera. This method is a cost-effective alternative to laser scanning , for fast
Modica, Sicily, is probably as much famous for its Sicilian baroque architecture – being UNESCO site – as for its chocolate, produced with an ancient and original Aztec recipe introduced during the Spanish domination in the 16th century. The left chapel in the church of San Pietro is in need of a restoration of