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Anatomy of Destruction Part 2

Anatomy of Destruction Part 2

October 16, 2014 avaughan4@gsu.edu
As I talked about in the previous tear-down photo blog, the library quadcopter crash also took out a GoPro Hero 3+ Black edition. Last night I completely disassembled the GoPro that was on the quadcop... Read More
Anatomy of Destruction

Anatomy of Destruction

October 14, 2014October 16, 2014 avaughan4@gsu.edu
Innovative work often goes in unplanned direction. One moment you’re working on a great idea… and the next you’re moving in a completely different direction than you started out̷... Read More
Black Boxes and GIS for Anthropological Research

Black Boxes and GIS for Anthropological Research

October 3, 2014October 3, 2014 avaughan4@gsu.edu
In modern archaeological research, some portion of the research will take place in a Geographic Information System or GIS. Whether it’s fully integrated into the project both documenting and dir... Read More
Ribbon Cutting!

Ribbon Cutting!

September 13, 2014 avaughan4@gsu.edu
CURVE is officially open as of Wednesday of this week! Here are a few images from the 4K workstation where we were showing off 3D Visualizations in Archaeology for the attendees.... Read More
This week in CURVE Demos

This week in CURVE Demos

September 3, 2014 avaughan4@gsu.edu
Just a quick note: this week Robert Bryant and I will be giving a demo of Agisoft Photoscan, a software package which can be used to generate 3D Models from photographs. The demo will be archaeology c... Read More
Archaeology in the Digital Age

Archaeology in the Digital Age

September 3, 2014 avaughan4@gsu.edu
The object of the science of archaeology is the study of human lives in the past. How we go about achieving this goal is reliant on the tools we have at our disposal as researchers. When Heinrich Sch... Read More
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