Tag: University of California San Diego
Digital Authenticities of Archaeological Objects in National Geographic
Archaeological Collaborations with Aerospace
Winter 2013-2014 Digital Archaeology Enterprises at the University of California, San Diego
Digital Archaeology in Florence: A Recap
Cultural Heritage Diagnostics at Palazzo Vecchio
Exploring the Art History Landscape of Florence
The Digital Heritage International Congress in Marseilles
Cultural Heritage Road Trip: Northern Italy, Monaco, and the French Riveria
Digital Investigations Above Florence’s Baptistery of San Giovanni
Digital Investigations Beneath Florence’s Baptistery of St. Giovanni
Digital Investigations Inside Florence’s Baptistery of St. Giovanni
Digital Investigations Outside Florence’s Baptistery of St. Giovanni
A Point Cloud Castle: Castello Svevo di Rocca Imperiale
Digital Archaeological Collaborations with the University of Calabria
Replicating the Past: 3D Printing & Cultural Heritage
A Digital Survey of Athenian & Delphic Museums
The Virtual Archaeology, Museums, & Cultural Tourism Conference in Delphi
The CISA3 Portrait Session
Digital Archaeology & Education Outreach
Laser Scanning Arts & Craft Experiments: Mosaic Resolutions
The CISA3 Open Night of June 2013
Spatial Archaeology Meets Audio Archaeology
Digital Archaeology Demo-stravaganzas
Multi-Media Testing of Archaeological Theories: The Exodus
CyberArchaeology & World Cultural Heritage Conference at UCSD
Layered Realities at the Theoretical Archaeology Group 2013
Cyberarchaeological Presentations for Prince Mired Al-Hussein of Jordan
The Digital Dissemination Survey at the Smithsonian Museums & National Academy of Sciences
Winning the Judge’s Choice Award from the National Science Foundation
The May 2013 CISA3 Newsletter
X-Ray Vision: Environmental Health & Safety Training (+)
Winning the UCSD GSA Interdisciplinary Research Award
The CISA3 Open Night of February 2013 & Winter 2012 Newsletter
The World Archaeology Congress at the Dead Sea, Jordan
The CISA3 Five Year Anniversary Gala & April 2012 Newsletter
Finding the Lost DaVinci: Multispectral Imaging Meets the Renaissance
Adventures In Digital Archaeology 