The CIPA Nepal Heritage School 2026 will take place January 15-19, 2026 in the scenic city of Pokhara, Nepal. Take advantage of Early Bird Registration until November 30, 2025!
This international training event will focus on 3D surveying and modelling techniques for the documentation of cultural heritage.
ECHOES Cascading Grants Call 2 has now been launched. With grants up to €29,800 per project, the Guide for Applicants is now available.
The CIPA 2025 Seoul proceedings are now available in the ISPRS Annals of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences (Volume X-M-2-2025) and the The International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences (Volume XLVIII-M-9-2025).
We are pleased to invite you to participate in the 11th International Workshop on “3D Virtual Reconstruction and Visualization of Complex Architectures.”
We warmly invite researchers, practitioners, and students to participate in the workshop by submitting their contributions and joining the discussion.
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 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.
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.
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.
NARRATE, an ERASMUS+ project funded by the EU, focuses on digitally preserving ecclesiastical cultural heritage. Through user-centered surveys, interactive webinars, and major events in Bulgaria and Türkiye, it provides clergy with accessible tools and training, fostering international collaboration for standardised digital documentation.
On 17 February 2025, the online seminar ‘Grotto Digital Twins: Strategies for Documentation, Preservation and Promotion’ brought together over 170 participants from around the world to explore the challenges of describing and modelling underground cultural heritage sites, both natural and man-made.