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Category Archives: DigitalFossil 2012
EVA Berlin 2012 – some immediate reactions
Just a short list of impressions from the conference – interestingly mostly the same as from DigitalFossil 2012 – archaeologists and art historians are a decade ahead of palaeontologists with regards to some 3D techniques and databases. – with regards … Continue reading
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DigitalFossil 2012 is over – I get to live again
Phew – it is all done and nobody died! just kidding…… DigitalFossil 2012 took place from Sunday through Wednesday, and saw me running around the labyrinth called Museum für Naturkunde Berlin like someone possessed. I had excellent help for the … Continue reading
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DigitalFossil 2012 – the final countdown
Only three more days until DigitalFossil 2012 starts on Monday morning! As one of my colleagues said: Be there or be analog! Not unexpectedly, the last few days are rather crazy. Or, more precisely, batshit insane! Stuff like people cancelling … Continue reading
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DigitalFossil 2012 2nd Circular
It’s finally done: I sent out the 2nd circular for the DigitalFossil 2012 conference! Here it is, too. The website now holds information on the workshops, go check them out! Some cool stuff 🙂
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Digitizing lifts off
This is not the first or necessarily the best example, but it is cool: researchers at the University of Granada use unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) to photogrammetrize buildings. Or you can put other types of sensors on it…. FUN! At … Continue reading
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DigitalFossil 2012 growing like crazy
The list of participants with talk titles for DigitalFossil 2012 is now online at the conference website. Obviously, some people who are listed a second, third or fourth (even fifth) authors may not attend, but overall it looks like there … Continue reading
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DigitalFossil 2012 is taking shape
Last night I completed the First Circular for the DigitalFossil 2012 conference. Before it goes public it will go through the capable hands of my co-convener Daniela Schwarz-Wings, so no link here yet. But I can summarize a few facts … Continue reading
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DigitalFossil 2012: update
A short update on the DigitalFossil 2012 Berlin conference. As of today, there are 43 participants who have either sent talk titles (40), or announced they will take part (3). Most of them are experienced researcher, and I am glad … Continue reading