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CIPA Nepal Heritage School Postponed until January 2026

The CIPA Nepal Heritage School in Pokhara, Nepal, has been postponed until January 15-19, 2025. This international training focuses on 3D surveying and modelling for cultural heritage, offering hands-on experience with experts in a stunning Himalayan setting. Registration is open.

Registration Now Open for CIPA Nepal Heritage School 2025

Registration is now open for the CIPA Nepal Heritage School in Pokhara, October 6–10, 2025. This international training focuses on 3D surveying and modelling for cultural heritage, offering hands-on experience with experts in a stunning Himalayan setting. Early bird rates apply.

Digitalizing the Swedish Cyprus Collection – creating digital twins of archaeological finds for saving and sharing cultural heritage

The Swedish Cyprus Collection, formed during the 1927–1931 Swedish Cyprus Expedition, is being digitally preserved using AI and robotics. A 2024 agreement between Sweden and Cyprus enables the creation of digital twins to protect, research, and share this cultural heritage.

China and Italy expand digital heritage ties through China-Italy Digital Heritage Cooperation

On June 18 in Beijing, China and Italy launched a cultural partnership to advance digital heritage. Institutions from both countries signed a memorandum to collaborate on exhibitions, VR projects, and digital museums, strengthening ties through technology and shared cultural preservation goals.

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At CIPA Heritage Documentation, we are dedicated to integrating advanced technology with cultural heritage preservation. As a dynamic international non-profit organization, we connect measurement, visualization and computer sciences with the essential work of recording, conserving, and documenting cultural heritage.

Our mission is to develop and promote best practices for recording and managing cultural heritage information. We support the creation and enhancement of specialized tools and techniques, ensuring that heritage professionals have the resources they need to protect and document cultural treasures for future generations.

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