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Good to meet you Maritza, and thank you for Signing In. I think this must be the oldest thread on the Google Group for Arches now ... I see I started in in March 2013. So lots of expertise to draw on, and good to have your perspective on MapBox.. Ed On Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at 12:33:00 AM

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Hello Antione, and welcome to the Arches project Google group. It must be fascinating to be involved in such a internationally significant project as REPERAGE, and to work through how Arches software for recording inventories at a landscape or area level can be applied to work on a single

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Hello Hien, and a very warm if belated welcome to the Arches Google Group. Thanks for Signing In. Here you will find a global network of expertise in the deployment of Arches, and I trust the community will be able to answer any questions you have. I've never had the chance to visit New Jersey,

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Hello Everyone, My name is Maritza Reyes and I am a GIS Analyst for a small GIS firm located in Los Angeles. I currently want to learn more about Arches. I am experienced using MapBox Studio, and I understand that Arches references layers from MapBox. I am currently working with a colleague

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Hi, I work as an associate professor at the school of architecture in Marseille, I give lectures about built heritage and digital humanities, among others. My time left is spent within the CNRS-MAP laboratory in which I'm particularly involved with the "scientifc workshop" which run alongside

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Hi, everyone My name is Hien Nguyen. I am a student who try to learn as much as possible through arches. I live in New Jersey, specifically Camden, and there are so many heritages in the town. We want to learn how to build this project for Camden County Society. Hopefully to learn from

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Hi Markus, it's great having you here, and good to hear about your experience so far testing and evaluating Arches v5. I know Revelstoke for it's vertical feet of skiable terrain and epic heli-skiing opportunities. Nice place to live and work! Best, Alina Arches Project Team On

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Hi, I work for Parks Canada in a project for renewing our digital platform for heritage places. I am currently evaluating and testing Arches v5 to see how well it would fit our project - so far so good. I have a background in information systems, web app projects, GIS, project management and

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Hello Denitsa, and welcome to the Arches community. I hope the information you may have discovered on our website , and here, has been helpful as you explore Arches for your projects. I'm also interested in learning more about your company as it relates to digital

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Hi everyone and thank you for the welcome to the group! I am an archaeologist and a GIS expert. I've been working as such during the past 20 years and during the past 10 I have been trying to find better database solutions for archaeological projects and cultural heritage. I'm also a

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Hi Mahmoud, It is a pleasure to welcome you to the Arches community! As you kindly noted, the group of people working on Arches here are great, and you will likely find the help and support you need to advance your work. Thank you for introducing yourself and we look forward to hearing more

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Hi Everyone, This is Mahmoud Abdelrazek. I am an Egyptian geologist turned data scientist. I have some experience with GIS, remote sensing, photogrammetry and web development. This is such a great group of people and I am so excited to join in. My task with arches is to edit a certain

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Hi Mike, Welcome to the Arches community and thank you for introducing yourself here. We look forward to hearing progress updates as you look at implementing Arches for your coastal heritage data management needs. Thanks for sharing the Webyss Caves 4D website. Fascinating work! Best,

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Hi My background is as a computer programmer turned web developer who now works in various areas of digital heritage (photogrammetry, 3D modelling, GIS) and I'm looking to use an implementation of Arches to migrate an existing database of coastal heritage sites endangered by erosion and other

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Welcome to the Arches Community Forum, Lindsey! We are excited you joined the Arches Project team and look forward to working with you on new projects. Cheers, Alina On Monday, June 24, 2019 at 3:04:26 PM UTC-7, Lindsey Gant wrote: > > Hello everyone! > > My name is Lindsey Gant and I am

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Hi John, On Friday, December 7, 2018 at 3:39:33 PM UTC, John Murphy wrote: > > >- what is your interest in Arches? > - I work for the Historic Environment Division, part of the > Department for Communities, Northern Ireland. I'm interested in Arches > because it looks to

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Hello everyone! My name is Lindsey Gant and I am the newest member of the Arches Project team at the GCI. As the Data Specialist for Arches, I plan to be actively involved with the Open Source community and look forward to learning and implementing Arches alongside those in the cultural

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Hello Phil, Thank you for introducing yourself and the Flax & Teal team to the Arches community. We welcome your experience and background, and appreciate your interest in the Arches open source platform for the heritage field. Lucky you to be surrounded by so many significant heritage

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Greetings all, We are an open source focused data and dev team called Flax & Teal, based in Belfast, NI - we do web, geospatial and open data analysis. We link into a local open tech group, Avata Industries, with design, development, training, numerical analysis, communications and security

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Welcome David and Martha! Nice to see you are already diving deep into your Arches installation/transition. We look forward to hearing more about it. Cheers, Alina On Thursday, April 25, 2019 at 5:04:45 PM UTC-7, David Cooke wrote: > > Greetings Arches Enthusiasts, > > I'm a developer

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Hi Michael, Thank you for sharing your potential Arches implementation for Arlington National Cemetery. Have you seen AWS/GovCloud? https://aws.amazon.com/govcloud-us/ Thanks for joining the Arches community forum! Cheers, Alina The Arches Project Team On Wednesday, April 24, 2019 at

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Greetings Arches Enthusiasts, I'm a developer working with Martha S, and fairly thrilled to be delving into Arches here in Los Angeles. At the moment I can see the rooftops of the nearby houses, which are considered to be historic by our paltry western U.S. standards --- meaning roughly a

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Hello, All, I am a consultant working with a client in Los Angeles to run Arches in-house. They are experienced with Arches, but not with hosting. We'll be getting the newest version going and setting the client up to manage it in addition to its data.We want this to be as smooth a transition

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Arlington National cemetery Master Planner, we wantto use ARCHES as our DB of record, 624 acres and 300,000+, headstones, 8000 trees and 200+ historic items to track and preserve it is a chore!! Putting it in the CLOUD should be easy but DoD security concerns are holdng us at bay... currently

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Hello Arches Forum Members, I recently joined the Arches Project team at the Getty Conservation Institute. From what I’ve seen here already, there is a great wealth of knowledge-sharing and support between members. In my role on the Arches Project, I’m intent to identify and share more

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Welcome to the Arches community, John. I'm about to introduce myself, as well, but wanted to first reach out and say thank you for introducing yourself. I'm very interested to learn more about your potential use of Arches. Congrats on getting your splash page up! Best, Alina On Friday,

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Hello all! - what is your interest in Arches? - I work for the Historic Environment Division, part of the Department for Communities, Northern Ireland. I'm interested in Arches because it looks to provide many of the functions that we might look for in a potential

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Hi Chris. It was good to meet you the other day, and to welcome you today to the Arches community! With your membership, there's now 440 people around the globe asking questions and providing practical comments here, so I hope it will be a useful resource for colleagues working on Arches-based

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On Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 11:29:37 AM UTC-4, Edmund Lee wrote: > > Hello all, ... and welcome in particular to those who have joined the > Arches Discussion Forum recently. > > This online group was initially set up for the project team, and has just > recently been opened up as the

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Also, any contributions towards running Arches offline would be great! ;) On Wednesday, 17 October 2018 16:50:02 UTC+2, Pat Lurcock wrote: > > Thanks Vincent, > > Glad you like it. It is very rewarding as I get a message from a relative > every year or two, grateful to see where their relative's

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Thanks Vincent, Glad you like it. It is very rewarding as I get a message from a relative every year or two, grateful to see where their relative's grave is. Often they supply more info, which is interesting. Good to know about potential banana skins when working off line thanks. I hopw to

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Welcome Pat! I enjoyed browsing your cemetery website, quite interesting :) I just wanted to give a heads up regarding developing Arches offline: last time I tried this on an airplane I ran into trouble loading static files (javascript, css). I think at that time some of those files were loaded

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Welcome! Many thanks for signing in Pat and sharing your experience and interests with us all. What a fascinating life! You have definitely come to the right place. Here you will find the gurus that you seek to help you on the next stage of your learning journey, and make sure you are not 'all

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Hi, After half a lifetime working as a government administrator in South Georgia in the south atlantic, where I slowly developed a strong interest in the cultural heritage (whaling, sealing, military, cemeteries) I am now back in the UK and want to develop an online register of the Island's

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Hello Alex. Welcome to the Arches community! It's great to hear that you are interested in getting involved in an open-source project, and we obviously think that Arches is a fantastic choice! We are always encouraged when new people join the community, and especially so if they're

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Greetings, I am an undergraduate student at University of Alabama in Huntsville majoring in Computer Engineering. I am trying to get experience in coding and teamwork by getting involved in an open source project. After looking at a few possible projects, I felt Arches would be a good project

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Hello everyone! I'm working on a preservation project for my neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York, and I've completed about 2/3 of the Masters Degree program in Historic Preservation at Pratt Institute. I also work as a freelance stage and production manager, I have a small wood and

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Great to hear from you Jens, and thanks for signing in. I'm sure the expertise you will find in this community can help you evaluate Arches, so do ask any questions that occur to you. What project takes you from Wessex to Berlin? All the best Ed On Friday, April 20, 2018 at 11:34:25 AM UTC+1,

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Many thanks for signing in Kasaqa - we now have a community here of over 400 members from around the world working to improve documentation of humanity's cultural heritage using the Arches software package. I too am enjoying the sunshine in Swindon in central southern England, although the

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You are very welcome to the Arches forum Michel! Here you will find many contacts working with the documentation of sites to help manage their conservation. Do have a look at the Arches project website for documentation of the system, and ask any questions you may have here on the Forum. I'm

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Hello everyone, I am Michel Salameh from Ramallah, Palestine. i am an architect restorer working in the field of architectural conservation in Palestine since 2008. Currently currying out my master degree in science of conservation in architectural surfaces at the University of Malta. While

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Dear Ed Many thank for opening up this forum to the public. I work for an organisation in Fiji that deals with the conservation and preservation of natural sites, cultural and built heritage including buildings and structures. My interest then is to to create a system of inventory to ensure

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Hi Ed et al, I am Jens Neuberger working for Wessex Archaeology . As you might know Wessex has a long running interest in all sorts of Heritage Management system. My particular interest is focussed on mobile data acquisition. With the mobile app on the doorstep

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Hi Ed Thanks for the welcome! We're at an early stage with our project at the moment, so haven't yet met with any issues but I'm sure I'll raise them here if/when they arise. So far, we've been setting up Arches 4.0 on a MacBook under MacOS (Sierra 10.12.6) using the Lincoln data for

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Hi David, and welcome to the Arches community! It's good to hear that Arches is being adopted at Jersey Heritage. Maybe you could post a bit more about the particular issues arising with that installation? I'm sure your experience will be useful to other Arches sites. The PhD sounds

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Hello all I'm fairly new to Arches, as I've joined a small project team to set up an Arches installation for Jersey Heritage (Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands, near the northern coast of France). My career has been in IT and for some time now, I've worked for Information Services

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Hi Matt, and welcome to the Arches community! It's good to hear from you. You'll find a mix of deep coding skills and broad heritage expertise here to help and advise, and to learn from your experience. Could you maybe say a bit more about what the UDS is used for at Historic England? I see you

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Hi. I'm told we're supposed to post a quick bio. I a developer at Historic England (or, English Heritage as it was). I predominantly write a casework system called UDS (SQL Server, C#, ASP.Net Sites, Windows Services, Web Services, etc.) On Monday, 27 March 2017 16:19:22 UTC+1, Edmund Lee

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Hello all, I'll be at Day One of the Arches workshop in Liverpool, UK this week, so I hope to meet a few of you there in person, as well as online. All the best Ed On Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 4:29:37 PM UTC+1, Edmund Lee wrote: > Hello all, ... and welcome in particular to those who have

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Hey Ilya, I used to head the Cultural Heritage Mapping Project two years ago, and Arches was supposed to be our mapping platform to supplement Wikipedia articles for all identified historic resources,

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Hello everyone! My name is Allison Lee, and while I've worked a bit with Arches, I'm new to joining the discussion forum so I'll introduce myself here. My interest in Arches came from my graduate studies in Hong Kong, where I joined a project to document the historic buildings of the

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Hi Ed and everyone else, I work in cultural resource management, managing the historic environment record (HER) for Greater London. Prior to this I've worked in other HERs in England, and for the Council for British Research in the Levant in Jordan and Syria. What is your interest in Arches?

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Sounds lovely Jim - thanks! We're now up to 317 members in this group. That's a lot of expertise... If anyone else who has joined recently would like to share a bit about themselves, their interest in Arches, (and what they can see out the window) that would be great. All the best Ed On

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Hello Jim, and welcome to the Arches community! As far as I can tell (though others may correct me - which would be great) you are the first to mention historic garden recording here. From an English perspective, of course, gardens are something of an obsession, and we have a special register

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Hi Vincent. Thanks for the welcome! I am glad you like our web site, but as I have said previously there is a lot more to do . There are some bugs to be removed and our user interface for 3DHOP is primitive. It needs a good overhaul. Our primary objective was to show case a subset of our data,

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Hi Ed. Thanks for the warm welcome. I am glad you like our web page but we have a lot more work to do on it. I only started looking at Arches and going though the installation process and that of *Arches-HIP * thanks! Roshan On Thursday, 7 July

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And a belated welcome to the group Andrea! - good to hear from you, and thank you for the details of your project. Can I ask if your site be made public as part of the development of access and permissions? All the best Ed On Thursday, July 7, 2016 at 11:27:52 AM UTC+1, zerbini...@gmail.com

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Hi Roshan, Welcome to Arches! Your experience with documenting heritage and building websites will be a valuable addition to the team. Your website looks really good. I especially liked the animations where the monument walls are stripped down to show what's behind them. We both have quite

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Hi Ed. I am Roshan Bhurtha, from the Zamani Project, Geomatics Division, University of Cape Town. I am an Electrical Engineer/Programmer and I work in a team which documents heritage sites in the Middle East and Africa. We have been documenting heritage sites for more than a decade and worked

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You are very welcome Basav! Here you will find a mix of people with interests in both the technical side of Arches and the heritage specialists whose work it supports. Do please ask any questions you may have about the system. With all good wishes Edmund On Monday, June 13, 2016 at 6:28:37 AM

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Hi Sara and welcome to the Group! It's great to be welcoming a new member almost four years to the day after the meeting, at the Getty in Los Angeles, that set up this group to support the Arches project. A happy time for all of us who were there to remember. The group here now has wide

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Hi all, I am Basav and I am interested in Arches as I work with Heritage conservation NGOs and a company called "Heritage Matters". I am from IT background and now work with heritage in India. I am hoping to be able to use Arches very soon for some of the field work we are doing. Thanks

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Hello everyone, I’ve recently joined the Office of Historic Resources for the City of Los Angeles, California. In the near future I’ll be managing the HistoricPlacesLA.org , an Arches implementation that functions as the city’s official Historic Resources

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Welcome to the Arches group Peter! here you will find no less than 311 colleagues from around the world who share your interest and can help answer questions. So far its mostly on the technical side, and that is very welcome! but as a heritage management professional rather than an IT

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Hello Everyone I am interested in Arches because I am evaluating different approaches to managing historic environment data. I am working in the British Isles and from my office window I have a splendid view of the west gate to the lower town of Lincoln (Lindum Colonia). Peter On Thursday,

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Hello all, My name is Vincent, I work for the Center for Virtualization and Applied Spatial Technologies (CVAST), which is part of the University of South Florida. We specialize in collecting 3D and GIS data for both heritage and natural conservation projects, both in Florida and around the

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Hi Ali - welcome to the Arches forum! We're now up to 280 members world wide, so I'm sure you will find here the expertise you need to develop your project. Thanks for sharing your view! All the best Edmund On Wednesday, February 10, 2016 at 7:51:11 PM UTC, Ali wrote: > Hi all, > > My name

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Hi all, My name is Ali and I work with Alberta Culture in Canada. We've been interested in Arches for a couple of years now, but never had the resources to get it setup. However, we've decided to not let lack of technical ability get in our way and see what we can accomplish with the help of

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Hi Jae, Welcome to Arches. It can be tough to be the only IT person on a project, so please take advantage of this forum as a place to ask any questions that you may have. And please let us know what's missing in Arches, particularly the things between what people expect and what Arches can

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Hello. My name is Jae, and I am working at UNESCO office at Kathmandu in Nepal for the heritage inventory project. I'm only IT guy at culture unit, and I am totally new to Arches, but I am feeling some gap between people's expectations of what Arches can do and what Arches does. This year

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Hello , I am Kasun, I am developing Arches web application in order to find heritage locations in my country, I wanna know ,how to set up the map view of the Arches web . like this http://www.philippineheritagemap.org/map how do we add data ? In that example it is Philippines Heritage map, i

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Hello Asmaa! and a warm welcome to the Arches project forum - I'm sorry it's taken a while to respond. You will find many projects working on ancient sites in the Mediteranean mentioned in the forum, so I'm sure you will be able to find relevant expertise and help here. It's great to have a

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Hello, and welcome to the forum! Your projects sounds very interesting - thank you for telling us about it. I am sorry to hear you are having problems installing the software. Do search the messages posted in this forum to see if you can find some help. Or you can start a new discussion

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hello I just joined this group . I am working INTACH ( INDIA). I am reading about arches form last 3 moths. I am very much entrusted to work on arches .I am project coordinator currently working on directory of wall (Mural) painting in INDIA. I am trying to install this software but could

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Hello Edmond, and everyone reading this, My name is Asmaa, I am a senior application developer at the American University in Cairo. I first knew about Arches when Lucy FJ and Dr. Weeks told us about it as they are going to work on it in the Theban Mapping Project. I am a computer science

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Hi Annabel, I don't have experience with arches and windows, but it just sounds like you need to let Windows know where to find your python installation. The standard python location is C:\Python27. Check to see if that's where python has been installed, and if not, you can find the path by

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Hello Everyone, Writing in from New Delhi India. We are trying to install Arches to be able to upload an inventory of 1070 Heritage Buildings in the Mughal walled city of Shahjahanabad in Delhi. Have posted my query on the help we need with installing Arches and hope to have it resolved soon.

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is working with Arches. Best, David Myers Arches Project Team From: archesproject@googlegroups.com [mailto:archesproject@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of larryt Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2015 10:40 AM To: archesproject@googlegroups.com; edmund@english-heritage.org.uk Subject: [Arches] Re: Signing in My

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My interest is in hosting Arches and optimizing performance. I work in California. Out my window I can see a shiny new state building which has in its entry a plaque commemorating a historic school that was once in that spot and was demolished to make room for progress. -larry -- -- To

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Hello everyone I work at Columbia University and we heard about Arches from one of our professors and we hope to install and test Arches-HIP to so that our students will use to add information when they are in the field. On Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 11:29:37 AM UTC-4, Edmund Lee wrote:

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Hi everyone. I’m Bojan and I currently work on my post graduate thesis at the faculty of Cumputer and Information Science, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. My goal is to adopt Arches for collection of early watercraft (logboats, rafts, …), first in Slovenia, and then, hopefully, for the rest

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; David Myers; archesproject@googlegroups.com Subject: [Arches] Re: Signing in Hi Everyone, I am Piyush Shah working in Design Innovation Craft Resource Center, CEPT University Ahmedabad (India) as a researcher currently I am working on Building Craft Lab project in Gujarat. Under that project we

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Hello Richard, And very belatedly a welcome to the Arches project group. It sounds like you have a fascinating project to wrok on. Do feel free to share a screenshot! I think the heritage site you mention - Oxford Castle http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxford_Castle is the first one to

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Hi Everyone, I am Piyush Shah working in Design Innovation Craft Resource Center, CEPT University Ahmedabad (India) as a researcher currently I am working on Building Craft Lab project in Gujarat. Under that project we required to document and create a inventory of traditional vernacular

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I really liked Konark Sun Temple located in Odisha,India when i first saw it, and also enjoyed my visits to Ajanta Ellora Caves in Maharashtra,India. However i have not been to many archaeological sites in person though i have read a lot about them,as they were an integral part of the indian

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Hello Chaitanya, and welcome to the Arches project forum! It's great to hear such enthusiasm for the software that supports the Arches application - do encourage your friends to have a look at the Arches website. There are also many specialists in heritage on this group who can answer

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Hi Lucy, Welcome Lucy! that sounds like a facsinating project, and an amazing place to work. Do feel free to post more about your project as it develops - I'm sure we will all be envious. Shame about the view of the pyramids.. I was going to* insist* that you post a photo :-). But what you

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Hi Karl, Looks nice http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_City_Hall :-) And don't forget to tell us what you can see out of the window, wherever you are in the world... is there any heritage out there? You know, I don't think I've ever answered this question, so: Chicago City Hall! :-) Best,

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Edmund Lee edmund@english-heritage.org.uk writes: Hello Chaitanya, welcome to the Arches group! It's great to have your expertise included in this expanding network of over 200 heritage specialists and IT specialists looking to grow the Archaes project. Other colleagues on the list can

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A very much delayed 'hello' to Daniel, and also 'Hello and Welcome' to Joon, Carlo, Jyoti, Walter, Tom and Alban who have also joined us on Arches while I was on a long and much enjoyed vacation, and an even longer period of catching up on other stuff. We now have just under 200 members on

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Hi Adam Welcome to the Arches community, and thanks for letting us know about the proposal that you're preparing to implement Arches for the Cane River National Heritage Area. I had the pleasure of spending time in Natchitoches and the Cane River National Heritage Area during the 2004

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Hi Ed, its good to see so much discussion on this forum! Just a quick introduction on myself: My name is Sjoerd van der Linde, and I am an associate professor of heritage management at Leiden University. We are currently investigating the possibility of implementing Arches on the island of

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On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 3:59:01 PM UTC+5:30, Edmund Lee wrote: Hello all, ... and welcome in particular to those who have joined the Arches Discussion Forum recently. Hello community, I'm Tharindu Rusira. This online group was initially set up for the project team, and has just

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Hi Tharindu, Welcome to the Arches project! Director of Web Development - Farallon Geographics, Inc. - 971.227.3173 On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 7:16 PM, Tharindu Rusira tharindurus...@gmail.comwrote: On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 3:59:01 PM UTC+5:30, Edmund Lee wrote: Hello all, ... and

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beautiful – calm and peaceful. Thank you again, Edmund From: archesproject@googlegroups.com [mailto:archesproject@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Akshay Upadhyay Sent: 07 March 2014 21:22 To: archesproject@googlegroups.com Subject: [Arches] Re: Signing in Hello, I am Akshay Upadhyay, pursuing Master

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Hello everyone, I am Xuebin, a third PhD student in Geo-science, University of Georgia.My undergraduate major is urban planning and architecture. Therefore, the Arches fits my interests very well :) Athens, GA, a nice small town near Atlanta. Park... On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 6:29:01 AM

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Hello everyone! I'm Virginia Gresham, a student at Connecticut College pursuing a degree in Computer Science. Even though I just started coding eight months ago I already know Python and currently am learning Java. I am really excited about Arches interdisciplinary mission to link

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of India in the group? Ed *From:* arches...@googlegroups.com [mailto:arches...@googlegroups.com] *On Behalf Of *utsav kumar *Sent:* 28 February 2014 07:34 *To:* arches...@googlegroups.com *Subject:* [Arches] Re: Signing in I get really excited when i get to know organizations

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Hello, I am Akshay Upadhyay, pursuing Master degree(M.Tech) in *Spatial Information Technology* from DAVV university, India, Madhya Pradesh(state) and am fascinated by *GIS *and *MAPs *working, as it is said “a picture is worth a thousand words”. I have an experience working with *Shapefile,

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specialists in the archaeology of India in the group? Ed *From:* arches...@googlegroups.com [mailto:arches...@googlegroups.com] *On Behalf Of *utsav kumar *Sent:* 28 February 2014 07:34 *To:* arches...@googlegroups.com *Subject:* [Arches] Re: Signing in I get really excited when i

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