January 27th: Technical Workshop 3: Data Applications in Cultural Heritage

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        Presenters: Harry Abramson, Direct Dimensions, Owings Mills, Maryland
        http://www.dirdim.com/

        While 3D digitization projects can certainly add to your organization’s offerings, it is important to define whether 3D digitization technology meets your museum’s goals and applicability, as well as the resources you are able to dedicate to such projects.

        Digital Archiving of Physical Objects
        Ghost (1990), Rachel Whiteread | National Gallery of Art

        Online Collections
        British Museum | SketchFab
        Diplomatic Reception Rooms Virtual Tour | State Department
        Byzantine Seals | Dumbarton Oaks
        – Tools and frameworks available
        SketchFab – Free to low cost, universally accessible, and robust
        3DHeritage Online Presenter (3DHOP)
        Voyager (offered by the Smithsonian)
        Metaverse

        Open Source Distribution
        Neil Armstrong Space Suit | Smithsonian Open Access

        Object Provenance, Process Research, and Analysis
        Back I, II, III, and IV (1900s), Henri Matisse | MoMA; The Art Institute of Chicago – Plaster casts that were each scanned at a high resolution and then visitors to an online exhibit were able to compare these scans.

        Digital Restoration
        Portrait Statue of Caligula | Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
        Macedonian Monument | United States Naval Academy
        – Deerfield Soldier (PDF)

        Mounts and Crate Design
        White Negress (1923), Constantin Brancusi | Philadelphia Museum of Art
        Recommended Reading: Wachowiak, M.J., and Karas, B.V. (2009). 3D Scanning and Replication for Museum and Cultural Heritage Applications. JAIC 48: 141-158.

        Immersive Display AR/VR (Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality)
        – Metaverse – Artist Terry Kilby scans the now-removed Robert E. Lee Monument
        – SketchFab
        – 3DHOP
        – Voyager

        Exhibition Copies
        Mace of the Republic | House of Representatives – Scanned using a FARO Laser Scan Arm (https://www.faro.com/en)
        – Assyrian Relief | British Museum – This particular example is actually done by a regular visitor to the museum, which might give insight into the plausibility to do these kinds of projects.

        Promotions, Engagement, Product Development
        – Amun Re | Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania
        Neil Armstrong Space Suit | Smithsonian Open Access

        Accessibility
        – Native American Projectile Points

        Scanners
        FARO
        Artec3D

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