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Archaeologists, Computer Scientists Digitally Rebuild a 2,000 -year-old Lost City in Syria - Vimarsana News

Archaeologists, Computer Scientists Digitally Rebuild a 2,000 -year-old Lost City in Syria

A team of archaeologists and computer scientists are digitally rebuilding an ancient city in Syria. The ancient city of Dura-Europos, located in modern-day Syria on the Euphrates River's bank is an attractive site for archaeologists due to its rich cultural diversity.

Digitally rebuilding a lost city - Vimarsana News

Digitally rebuilding a lost city

Yale researchers in computer science, archaeology, and history are teaming up to uncover long-lost clues among artifacts from the ancient city of Dura-Europos.

Source: yale.edu
SIGGRAPH 2022 Moves Forward and Looks Back: The Frontiers and Retrospective Programs Showcase How Legacy Drives Innovation - Vimarsana News

SIGGRAPH 2022 Moves Forward and Looks Back: The Frontiers and Retrospective Programs Showcase How Legacy Drives Innovation

/PRNewswire/ -- SIGGRAPH 2022 highlights the many voices that have facilitated the evolution of computer graphics and interactive techniques. The Frontiers and...

SIGGRAPH 2022 Moves Forward and Looks Back: The Frontiers and Retrospective Programs Showcase How Legacy Drives Innovation - Vimarsana News

SIGGRAPH 2022 Moves Forward and Looks Back: The Frontiers and Retrospective Programs Showcase How Legacy Drives Innovation

/PRNewswire/ -- SIGGRAPH 2022 highlights the many voices that have facilitated the evolution of computer graphics and interactive techniques. The Frontiers and...

True colors: Representation in animation is not skin deep - Vimarsana News

True colors: Representation in animation is not skin deep

Yale computer scientist Ted Kim discusses his work to address bias toward the features of white people in computer graphics technology.

Source: yale.edu