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skip to main content explore your built heritage blog shop search home visit what's on learning building advice publications about us the engine shed the scottish ten funders teams archive of building skills jobs contact menu site search search main menu home visit visit home getting here facilities access what's on what's on home learning learning home diploma about the course modules how to apply fees summer school building advice building advice home building components building materials common problems publications publications home about us about us home the engine shed the scottish ten funders teams archive of building skills jobs contact blog shop connect with us cutting-edge digital technologies meet heritage conservation in the scottish ten project. the scottish ten the project set out in late 2009 to digitally document scotland’s then five world heritage sites and a further five international heritage sites to create accurate 3d data to help with their conservation and management, their interpretation and virtual access. it is a collaborative project between historic environment scotland and the glasgow school of art’s school of simulation and visualisation (working together as the centre for digital documentation and visualisation), with cyark. about the scottish ten sites the sites digitally documented by the project mount rushmore, usa new lanark, scotland neolithic orkney, scotland rani ki vav, india st kilda, scotland edinburgh, scotland eastern qing tombs, china sydney opera house, australia antonine wall, scotland nagasaki, japan digital technologies each of the scottish ten sites raised its own particular digital documentation challenges, and a wide range of technologies was used to accurately capture data. digital technologies the team the team has a unique blend of experience in digital documentation and visualisation technology. dr lyn wilson digital documentation manager dr lyn wilson position: digital documentation manager t: 01786 234 818 e: [email protected] bio lyn is responsible for digital documentation and the application of 3d technologies within historic environment scotland. she is also project manager for the scottish ten and the centre for digital documentation and visualisation llp. she has directed collaborative digital documentation projects around the globe. currently, she is responsible for delivery of the rae project, to digitally document the properties in care of hes and many of their associated collections. lyn is a heritage scientist, with a bsc in archaeology, ma and phd in archaeological science, and is a certified infrared thermographer. she joined historic scotland in 2007 as a conservation scientist, having previously worked for scottish analytical services for art and archaeology. lyn is an expert member of cipa (the international committee for documentation of cultural heritage), a fellow of the society of antiquaries scotland, has several peer-reviewed publications and lectures regularly to international audiences. her research interests focus on the intersection of heritage science and digital documentation in the historic environment, and the application of emerging technologies for heritage conservation. dr david mitchell director dr david mitchell position: director t: 0131 668 8736 e: [email protected] bio david mitchell’s interest in the developing use of new media and technology within the heritage environment ideally placed him to lead the scottish ten project. his academic background is in earth sciences and conservation, with his specialist areas of expertise relate to traditional building materials and industrial heritage. david is director of the conservation directorate at historic environment scotland and his remit covers technical and scientific research and innovation, education, traditional materials and skills, climate change and applied conservation. he is also responsible for the ongoing conservation and maintenance of the 345 properties in historic environment scotland's care. david is also a director of the centre for digital documentation and visualisation llp. chris mcgregor director chris mcgregor position: director t: 0131 668 8687 e: [email protected] bio architect chris mcgregor has worked for historic environment scotland for a number of years. he has a long-standing interest in the survey and understanding of traditional buildings. chris is head of major projects at historic environment scotland and a director of the centre for digital documentation and visualisation llp. dr paul chapman director cddv; acting director ssv dr paul chapman position: director cddv; acting director ssv e: [email protected] bio dr paul chapman is the acting director of the school of simulation and visualisation (ssv) where he has worked since 2009. the dds is a postgraduate research and commercial centre based in the digital media quarter in glasgow housing state of the art virtual reality, graphics and sound laboratories. previously paul was director of the hull immersive visualization centre and spent several years working as an offshore engineer in the oil, gas and diamond mining industries. paul holds bsc, msc and phd degrees in computer science, he is a chartered engineer, chartered it professional and a fellow of the british computer society. passionate about technology, paul applies his experience to real-world problems in numerous disciplines. he has several years of managerial and project management experience and has won numerous awards including the 2009 uk industry awards: it innovative project of the year. paul is a director of the centre for digital documentation and visualisation and has been involved with the scottish ten since its inception. specialties: general and project management. computer graphics, virtual reality, internet technologies, user interfaces. specialist areas: medical, offshore engineering and heritage. alastair rawlinson head of innovation and learning alastair rawlinson position: head of innovation and learning t: 01786 234 826 e: [email protected] bio alastair rawlinson is head of digital innovation and learning with historic environment scotland, based at the engine shed. he has extensive experience in heritage digital documentation and visualisation, and specialises in the management and delivery of large scale, complex digital documentation projects. alastair is a product designer, with a b.sc. (hons) from glasgow caledonian university. he has worked in the 3d visualisation sector since graduation and joined the glasgow school of art in 2006, where he embarked on the digital documentation of an entire city to create the ‘urban model of glasgow’, before leading on the scottish ten project for gsa and co-managing the visualisation team. he joined historic environment scotland in 2017 and is responsible for the strategic development and implementation of technical digital resources to promote and educate audiences on the conservation of the historic environment, and to advance its digital accessibility. he is passionate about 3d technologies and the practical applications of 3d data for the benefit of historic and industrial sites. james hepher rae project senior digital documentation officer james hepher position: rae project senior digital documentation officer t: 01786 234 812 e: [email protected] bio surveyor and archaeologist james hepher worked for the rcahms for seven years before joining the hes digital documentation team in june 2010 to begin work on the scottish ten project. during his career, james has worked with the national trust for scotland, the forestry commission, national museums of scotland and the ministry of defence estate on a wide range of built heritage and archaeological projects. he has documented everything from bronze age burials to second world war bunkers. he plans and undertakes 3d surveys that form part of the rae project – documenting hes’ 345 properties in care, objects and artefacts in 3d. he

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