The Heritage at Risk Summer School 2026, organised in collaboration with the 3D-4CH Project and in the framework of 3DBigDataSpace, brough together experts, researchers, and practitioners to explore this question through advanced 3D documentation methods.
Participants gained insights into:
- European and international frameworks for heritage protection
- Case studies from earthquake zones and war-affected regions
- 3D reconstruction and modelling approaches
- Practical workflows in photogrammetry, laser scanning, and mobile mapping
- Data processing techniques for heritage documentation
The Summer School relied on a heavily relevant practical component. Participants attending in Ferrara worked directly with:
- Static laser scanners
- Photogrammetry tools
- Mobile mapping systems (NavVis)
The Summer School was aimed at cultural heritage professionals, researchers and students, architects and urban planners, digital heritage and 3D specialists.
You can learn more about the Summer School and view the programme at this link<<<<.
