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  • In October 2006 the School of Civil Engineering and Geosciences at Newcastle University completed a two year Historic Environment Enabling Programme (HEEP) supported project entitled “Developing professional guidance – laser scanning in archaeology and architecture” (3789 MAIN). The project, which adopted the working name “Heritage3D”, sought to provide guidance...

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Different experiences were done in the framework of 3D surveying and modeling of some Etruscan heritage sites in the centre of Italy: the two...

Laser scanning tests were carried out on an 18th-century gilded wood table (William Kent) at Chiswick House, London. Earlier tests had been...

In 1860, Bishop Michael Flannery launched a plan to upgrade Nenagh Castle, a fine specimen of Norman architecture located on the patch of land he’...

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