Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Cyark Aims to Collaborate With BLM in Colorado to Deepen Appreciation and Understanding of Painted Hand Pueblo by Developing a Virtual Experience for Display at the Canyons of the Ancients Museum. Built on Cyark S Tapestry Platform, This Immersive Experience Will Enable Both On-site and Remote Visitors to Explore the Site While Learning About Its Cultural and Spiritual Significance Through Personal Narratives. Painted Hand Pueblo Is a Vital Link to the Ancestral Connections and Traditions of Native American Tribes Who Continue to Hold Strong Ties to This Landscape. in Creating This Virtual Experience, Cyark Will Integrate Existing Digital Resources Such as Aerial Landscape Mapping, Lidar Data, and BLM Interpretative Materials, Alongside Newly Acquired Photogrammetry of the Site and Interviews With Local Stakeholders. During Their Visit to the Site, Cyark Will Engage With Local Stakeholders, Conduct Photogrammetry, and Generate Photo-realistic 3D Models to Be Utilized in the Virtual Experience. Additionally, They Will Interview BLM Staff and Affiliated Tribal Community Members, Resulting in a Compelling Online Resource for Educational and Outreach Purposes. Beyond Its Interpretative Value, the Underlying 3D Data Featuring Accurate Color and Texture Information Will Also Help BLM More Effectively Manage These Invaluable Resources in the Future.
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