Topic ID #27410 - posted 3/1/2013 2:39 AM
DougRM
3D scanning, GIS, gaming and archaeology, digital public arch, etc. etc.
DougRM




Post ID#19977 - replied 3/1/2013 2:39 PM
Dwarmour




Nice list, I know I made the same comment on your blog but awesome work Doug! It would be great if more conferences started doing this, or at least making a live webcast for those unfortunate enough not to make it. It would probably defeat the purpose of paying for them at the big conferences but this could be good exposure for local/state level archaeology societies.
Post ID#19979 - replied 3/3/2013 1:00 PM
3D_archaeology




Very nice :)
I have a bit of experience with advanced 3d animation and design (14+years) with a portion of that developing interactive applications in the games industry. I wish I could have made it out to that conference. I'm working on several interactive archaeological projects right now.
I will be heading out to the MAC conference (http://www.maacmidatlanticarchaeology.org/Conference.htm) where one of my previous instructors is sponsoring a symposium on technological applications in archaeology, including some 3d scanning, 3d printing, and so-on. It should be pretty good stuff.
If you get a chance, check it out, and thanks again for taking the time to share these talks. It's really great you did this.
I have a bit of experience with advanced 3d animation and design (14+years) with a portion of that developing interactive applications in the games industry. I wish I could have made it out to that conference. I'm working on several interactive archaeological projects right now.
I will be heading out to the MAC conference (http://www.maacmidatlanticarchaeology.org/Conference.htm) where one of my previous instructors is sponsoring a symposium on technological applications in archaeology, including some 3d scanning, 3d printing, and so-on. It should be pretty good stuff.
If you get a chance, check it out, and thanks again for taking the time to share these talks. It's really great you did this.
Post ID#19989 - replied 3/5/2013 4:32 PM
DougRM




Glad you found it of use.
It is relatively easy to do and it would be great if more conferences did it. I am starting to see more and more people do it. Hopefully it catches on.
It is relatively easy to do and it would be great if more conferences did it. I am starting to see more and more people do it. Hopefully it catches on.
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