American Surveyor – Adam Technologies Feature

In December 2009 I arranged a webinar based around my position with Adam Technologies – a photogrammetry firm based in Western Australia. It consisted of friends and colleagues from the UK, Australia and California. The result was a feature in Geomatics World. Literally hot of the press in the feature link included to American Surveyor:

http://www.amerisurv.com/content/view/7471/2/

Sample from Adam Technologies Powerpoint presentation

It is moments like this and the buzz they generate that make it all worth it. Thanks to Nick and the guys at Adam Technologies: www.adamtech.com.au

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Computer Graphics and Applications Article

A citation rated journal article – co-authored with Caradoc Peters, lead academic for the Archaeology BSc degree offered by University Plymouth Colleges – features in the May / June copy of IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications.

The article examines cultural heritage applications of mid range laser scandata. Included is a history of the commercial development of the technologies used; open sourced modeling in Blender (Blender.org) and long term strategies for the preservation of digital datasets. Overall I would say the article acts as an easy to follow introduction to mid range laser scanning technologies.

Wire Frame Outline of Cornish Engine House

The example used was taken from the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscapes World Heritage Site.

Solid Model Before Added Texture

http://www.computer.org/portal/web/csdl/abs/mags/cg/2010/03/mcg201003toc.htm

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