Lecture Series: Humanities and Computer Science in Dialogue

Virtual Heritage: The Use of Computer Graphics for Illustrating and Analyzing Ancient Monuments

Prof. Dr. Bernard Frischer

Date:

22.11.2021

Place:

Participation is open to all interested parties. Registration is not required. You can participate by following this link:

https://uni-trier.zoom.us/j/88434889803?pwd=TDlBUnM5VkUrZWltQzRKYTI0Mm9Kdz09

18.15 – 20 h

Categories:

Event

Contact:

Prof. Dr. Bernard Frischer

Further Information:

further information
On Monday 22 November at 6.15 pm, Prof. Dr Bernard Frischer (Indiana University, Bloomington) will talk about “Virtual Heritage: The Use of Computer Graphics for Illustrating and Analyzing Ancient Monuments”.

The lecture is part of the lecture series “Humanities and Computer Science in Dialogue”. Participation is open to all interested parties. Registration is not required.

Topics: Digital Literary and Cultural Studies, Implementing Research Projects Digitally, Cultural Heritage Studies, Software Systems and Research Infrastructure