Hi Alina, They do post updates on their Facebook page occasionally: https://www.facebook.com/globaldigitalheritage/
Also they have a Sketchfab account for 3D models: https://sketchfab.com/GlobalDigitalHeritage Although those models don't really come with write-ups. Youtube is here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwxvv0crLxT0NSfbGD4hSOQ Well hidden on our website is also this overview of publications: https://globaldigitalheritage.org/publications/ And there is an overview of links to news reports: https://globaldigitalheritage.org/news/ Spreading the word is always appreciated! Vincent On Tuesday, 26 February 2019 20:37:29 UTC+1, Alina Myklebust wrote: > > Hi Vincent, I started looking through the various records and it's very > impressive. Thank you so much for sharing it here. > > Has Global Digital Heritage shared any of this on social media yet or any > write-ups on their website/blog? At first glance, I didn't come across any > published content. We would be interested in spreading the word. Thanks > again for bringing this to our attention! > > Alina > Arches Project Team > > > On Sunday, February 24, 2019 at 9:27:26 AM UTC-8, Vincent Meijer wrote: >> >> A while ago we launched our Arches v4 implementation for Global Digital >> Heritage, a non-profit organization in Florida that digitizes heritage >> through 3D terrestrial laser scanning and other 3D and GIS techniques. >> >> Among their projects are crusader castles in Spain and 18th century >> chateaus in France, as well as museum objects from for example Greek and >> Roman periods. >> >> I added a number of viewers to the Arches reports, such as 3D HOP (3D >> meshed models), Sketchfab (3D meshed models), Potree (pointclouds), Virtual >> Tours (like Google Streetview) and Pannellum (360 photos). >> >> >> Version 1.0.0 is now live and we're working hard on many improvements. >> >> https://globaldigitalheritage.org >> >> >> *Highlighted pages: * >> >> Castilla-La Mancha project: >> https://globaldigitalheritage.org/report/9d3160b6-fbc5-11e8-a5fb-0242c0a8d002 >> >> Chateau La Roche-Guyon: >> https://globaldigitalheritage.org/report/afcf04dc-f704-11e8-b785-0242c0a8a002 >> >> Archaeological Museum of Aidone: >> https://globaldigitalheritage.org/report/dcbad7ae-18c5-11e9-aee2-0242ac130002 >> >> Yulee Sugar Mill (Florida): >> https://globaldigitalheritage.org/report/3d9934f0-14f0-11e9-b73a-0242ac120002 >> >> >> >> Enjoy! And feedback is always welcome. >> >> Vincent >> >> >> On Friday, 4 January 2019 18:46:41 UTC+1, [email protected] wrote: >>> >>> Greetings from Los Angeles, >>> >>> We are excited to begin work on our migration to v4 in the very near >>> future. HistoricPlacesLA, the City of Los Angeles’ Arches installation, is >>> going to greatly benefit from the v3-v4 migration workflow Adam mentioned >>> in his post. >>> >>> In 2018 the Office of Historic Resources, which manages HistoricPlacesLA >>> and provides technical expertise to the Los Angeles Department of City >>> Planning regarding historic resources, has witnessed an increase in use of >>> the data housed within HistoricPlacesLA and datasets soon to be part of the >>> v4 installation. This data includes information pertaining to designated >>> historic resources, surveyed historic resources, and resources identified >>> as significant in relation to multiple ethnic/cultural communities within >>> the city of Los Angeles. >>> >>> As the Los Angeles Department of City Planning begins work on updating >>> nine new community plans that guide the evolution and future development of >>> hundreds of unique neighborhoods in the city, historic resources data is >>> being utilized by planners to understand whole communities while also >>> informing the vision for these neighborhoods into the future. The data is >>> currently assisting in the creation of conservation tools that elevate >>> community character, encompassing both architecturally and culturally >>> significant historic resources. >>> >>> We look forward to sharing more of Los Angeles’ progress with >>> HistoricPlacesLA and the many ways our inventory is informing local >>> planning and the conservation of historic resources. >>> >>> Happy New Year! >>> Sara Delgadillo Cruz >>> >>> >>> On Wednesday, January 2, 2019 at 10:19:45 AM UTC-8, Adam Cox wrote: >>>> >>>> Hello Edmund! >>>> >>>> Apologies for such a late reply to this query, because I do indeed have >>>> updates from 2018. >>>> >>>> The biggest Arches project I finished last year was the Heritage >>>> Monitoring Scout database for the Florida Public Archaeology Network. The >>>> HMS program allows citizens to contribute condition assessments on >>>> archaeological and historic sites all around Florida, with a special focus >>>> on sites that are affected by sea level rise. It was a project that >>>> required significant alterations to Arches, mostly enhancements to the >>>> permissions system, user signup, and a dual log in system to accommodate >>>> both citizen "scouts" and state employees who will use the same system. >>>> You >>>> can read about the release here: >>>> http://fpangoingpublic.blogspot.com/2018/08/hms-florida-arches-launch.html, >>>> >>>> or visit https://fpan.us/projects/HMSflorida.php to learn more about >>>> the HMS program itself. The Arches database is https://hms.fpan.us. >>>> >>>> Near the end of 2018 we at Legion GIS also finished a v3-v4 migration >>>> workflow while working with Hong Kong University. At present, you can see >>>> their new v4 databases at hk.legiongis.com, the Hong Kong heritage >>>> database, and yg.legiongis.com, showing heritage in Yangon. (Note >>>> these web addresses will likely change in the future.) To my knowledge, >>>> this is the first large-scale migration of v3 Arches-HIP databases to an >>>> Arches v4 environment. We are currently working to publish this workflow, >>>> which v3 users can look forward to in early 2019. >>>> >>>> Happy New Year! >>>> Adam >>>> >>>> On Friday, December 7, 2018 at 7:55:54 AM UTC-6, Edmund Lee wrote: >>>>> >>>>> Hello all, >>>>> >>>>> It's been a while (2 years!) since this thread went quiet, so I >>>>> thought the year end for those of us on the Gregorian calendar might be a >>>>> good moment to put out a call for news of live Arches installations >>>>> around >>>>> the globe. Why not share a link to your Arches-based system here and bask >>>>> in the glory? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Ed >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> -- -- To post, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe, send email to [email protected]. For more information, visit https://groups.google.com/d/forum/archesproject?hl=en --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Arches Project" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
