In December 2012, key project personnel (including Dr. Dean Rehberger, Dr. Deborah Mack, and Mr. Michael Green) visited Dakar to begin the initial phase of the Gorée Island Archaeological Digital Repository pilot project. The goal of this initial trip was severalfold. First, it was an opportunity for the senior project personnel to meet with Senegalese partners, including Dr. Ibrahima Thiaw, Associate Professor of Archaeology at IFAN, and UCAD graduate students: Hadidiatou Diatta, Fatoumata Diatta, Khadidiatou Siware, Abdoulaye Mbaye, Tidiane Sow, and Sidy Ndour. Secondly, it provided an opportunity to select a variety of artifacts from the Gorée Island archaeological collection upon which the 3D scanning technique could be tested. Finally, the visit provided an opportunity begin training UCAD archaeology graduate students in the process of stereophotogrammetry.
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- Goree Island archaeological artifacts
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- Mike Green works with UCAD archaeology graduate students on digital photography best practices
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- Mike Green works with UCAD archaeology graduate students on digital photography best practices
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- UCAD archaeology graduate students discuss stereophotogrammetry
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- UCAD archaeology graduate students Fatoumata Diatta and Abdoulaye Mbaye assemble stereophotogrammetry rig
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- UCAD archaeology graduate students Abdoulaye Mbaye and Tidiane Sow assemble stereophotogrammetry rig
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- UCAD archaeology graduate students work with stereophotogrammetry capture station
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- UCAD archaeology graduate students work with stereophotogrammetry capture station
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- UCAD archaeology graduate students work with stereophotogrammetry capture station
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- UCAD archaeology graduate students work with stereophotogrammetry capture station
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- UCAD archaeology graduate students work with stereophotogrammetry capture station
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- UCAD archaeology graduate students assemble stereophotogrammetry rig
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- UCAD archaeology graduate student Tidiane Sow works a with stereophotogrammetry capture station
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- UCAD archaeology graduate students, Hadidiatou Diatta, Fatoumata Diatta, Khadidiatou Siware, Tidiane Sow, and Dean Rehberger, and Mike Green work with stereophotogrammetry capture station
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- Using stereophotogrammetry to capture 3D images of artifact from goree island archaeological collection
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- Mike Green
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- Hadidiatou Diatta, Fatoumata Diatta, Khadidiatou Siware, Abdoulaye Mbaye, Tidiane Sow, and Sidy Ndour, Dean Rehberger, Ibrahima Thiaw, and Mike Green