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===Core members=== | ===Core members=== | ||
* Drew Baker | * Drew Baker (senior research fellow) | ||
* Professor Richard Beacham (director) | * Professor Richard Beacham (director) | ||
* Martin Blazeby | * Martin Blazeby (research fellow) | ||
* Dr Hugh Denard (lecturer) | * Dr Hugh Denard (lecturer) | ||
===Projects=== | ===Projects=== | ||
* [[Theatron]] | * [[Theatron]] - 3D visualization of ancient Greek theatrical spaces | ||
* [[Theatre of Pompey]] | * [[Theatre of Pompey]] - Digital reconstruction of the Roman theatre | ||
* [[London Charter]] | * [[London Charter]] - Principles for heritage visualization | ||
* [[The Body and Mask in Ancient Theatre Space]] | * [[The Body and Mask in Ancient Theatre Space]] - Study of physicality in classical performance | ||
[[Category:Institutions]] | [[Category:Institutions]] | ||
[[Category:Visualisation]] | [[Category:Visualisation]] | ||
[[Category:legacy | [[Category:legacy]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:45, 17 June 2026
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History
The King's Visualization Lab (KVL) (now defunct) was a unit between 2005 and 2015 of the Centre for Computing in the Humanities (later Department of Digital Humanities) at King's College London. The Lab was responsible for theory and practice in the use of 3D modelling and visualization methods in the study of archaeology and cultural heritage, and also ran training and Masters-level teaching for students in these areas.
Core members
- Drew Baker (senior research fellow)
- Professor Richard Beacham (director)
- Martin Blazeby (research fellow)
- Dr Hugh Denard (lecturer)
Projects
- Theatron - 3D visualization of ancient Greek theatrical spaces
- Theatre of Pompey - Digital reconstruction of the Roman theatre
- London Charter - Principles for heritage visualization
- The Body and Mask in Ancient Theatre Space - Study of physicality in classical performance