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Written by Andrew Willis
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Friday, 10 August 2007 05:20 |
Data Collection Trip to 13th Century Crusader fortress in Herzilya-Pituach, Israel
From July 23, 2007 to August 2, 2007 Dr. Willis visited Herzilya, Israel on a data measurement campaign. The focus of the trip was the front gate and drawbridge to the Crusader fortress at Apollonia-Arsuf. Data collected included conventional digital imagery and a newly developed laser range scanner. Scan images will be made available throught the ShaRP 3D servlet link on the website.
The project is a collaboration between the UNC Charlotte Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Brown University, and Tel-Aviv University. Investigators on this project are examining how new measurement technologies can contribute to solving difficult problems in Anthropology and Archaeology.
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Archaeology
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Written by Andrew Willis
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Friday, 06 July 2007 09:09 |
Data Collection trip to 9th Century Mayan ruins in Mexico's Yucatan Penninsula
From June 17, 2007 to June 28, 2007 Dr. Willis visited Oxcutzcab, Mexico located on the Yucatan Peninsula. The purpose of the trip was to collect measurement data from exposed Mayan structures at two Mayan sites : Huntichmul and Kuic. The data was collected using conventional digital imagery and a newly developed laser range scanner. Scan images will be made available throught the ShaRP 3D servlet link on the website.
The project is a collaboration between Andrew Willis from UNC Charlotte and William Ringle from Davidson College and seeks to investigate how measurement technologies can contribute to solving difficult problems in Anthropology and Archaeology.
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News & Notices -
Research News
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Written by Andrew Willis
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Saturday, 26 May 2007 05:49 |
Experimental Low-Cost LIDAR Scanner Implementation Complete The UNCC Machine Vision lab has acquired an AR4000 range sensor from Acuity Laser Measurement the system is capable of capturing 3D surface range data up to 40 feet from the sensor. 
We have recently develop a linux driver for this sensor. The source for this driver is available through subversion at the subversion repository here under the link "laser-driver." The linux driver is currently compatible with linux kernel versions 2.6.16-2.8.18. |
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