Hello, Could you please circulate the below PhD studentship opportunity at UCL with SEAHA?
Best wishes, Robyn SEAHA Manager ________________________________ 3D Hyperspectral Imaging of Heritage Art and heritage surfaces often have a 3D structure that requires either objects or cameras to be moved in order to keep the surface in focus. Movement of objects during imaging is often difficult for conservation or practical reasons, particularly of large objects. For 3D objects, the camera would ideally freely move in the space. Maximum freedom of movement could be enabled using an articulated robotic arm, which would need to carry not only the camera but the illumination system as well. Depth information could also be derived from two cameras pointing at the surface at an angle, i.e. stereo-imaging. We are looking for an excellent applicant with a science or engineering degree to join us and explore and develop the most advanced hyperspectral system available globally and, pushing the boundaries of imaging beyond anything currently possible. The studentship project will look at mosaicking of hyperspectral information, spatial information as extracted from hyperspectral stereo-imaging and imaging using a robotically enabled hyperspectral imaging system. Academic supervisors – Professor Adam Gibson, Professor Matija Strlic (University College London) Heritage supervisor – Robert van Langh (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam) Industrial supervisor – Dr John Gilchrist (Camlin Group Ltd) Application Deadline noon, Friday 1th September 2017 See the full project description here: http://www.seaha-cdt.ac.uk/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/P56-Advert.pdf ****** Unsubscribe by sending a message to [email protected] Searchable archives: http://cool.conservation-us.org/byform/mailing-lists/cdl/
