3D modelling

Three dimensional (3D) modelling is the computer process of developing a mathematical coordinate-based representation of a surface of a physical object in three dimensions using software by manipulating edges, vertices and polygons in a 3D simulation space.

Co-Curating Digital Museum Collections with Local Communities
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Local voices can play an important role in the interpretation and communication of museum collections, especially in the Arctic where Indigenous knowledge brings invaluable perspectives to our shared understanding of the past. This talk by Alice Watterson discusses case studies from digital outreach projects in Nunavut, Alaska and Greenland.
Authors
Alice Watterson
“Can This Be Done?” New Research Tools for Studying Human Interaction
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In this webinar from the Friday Frontiers webinar series, Stefan Lindgren and Carolina Larsson (Lund University Humanities Lab) demonstrated a new workflow for using motion capture to study human movement and interaction.
Authors
Stefan Lindgren
Carolina Larsson
3D Acquisition Technique and Aware Heritage Modelling
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This resource introduces the basic concepts of 3D modelling for cultural heritage, focusing on 3D acquisition techniques and the broader concept of Aware Heritage Modelling. Three modelling approaches are presented: source-based, reality-based and hybrid. In addition,the course addresses the role of critical documentation, AI and FAIR principles.
Authors
Andrea Sterpin

3D modelling

Resources

Co-Curating Digital Museum Collections with Local Communities

“Can This Be Done?” New Research Tools for Studying Human Interaction

3D Acquisition Technique and Aware Heritage Modelling