Tag: photogrammetry
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Scanning @ the Campbell House
Our work has begun! With the tiniest team possible, we picked up our scanning equipment (iPads, smartphones and measuring tools) and jumped headlong into the Digital Interactive Preservation process. Getting animators to work with architects is incredibly fun, particularly when you realize how similar the fields really are. Despite the difference in mediums, it’s clear…
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The Campbell House @GCVM
A huge shout out to the Genesee Country Village and Museum for their continuous support of the Digital Interactive Preservation Project! With the success of the pilot project, I have now teamed up with Dr. Alissa De Wit-Paul to scan another building and develop a fuller, more architecture-friendly process of scanning an historic site! Scanning…
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Digital Interactive Preservation, a New Chapter!
In a wonderful and much-needed next step: I have teamed up with architect and art historian Dr Alissa De Wit-Paul to put the second step of my preservation process to the test! Dr. De Wit-Paul is an architect and art historian and has been working in the field of sustainable architecture for years. She also…
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The SHED Game Walkthrough Results and Feedback
A short video of the first draft. This was the export that was play-tested by students of the Museum Sciences program (MUSE360), thanks to the support of Dr. Samaya Nasr at RIT. Here, we learned that the students struggled with the speed of the navigation tools and wished they had the option to fly. From…
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Processing the SHED @ RIT
The special topics course was a success! Not only did my four students get highly involved in refining the process, but we were able to successfully export a few different samples of the game, ready to play and with a secondary level to show a few additional details preserved during our research. From our tests,…