Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum Will Empower Staff to Understand, Use, and Share Data Produced From 3D Scanning of the Museum. Project Activities Will Include the Acquisition of Equipment and Software Coupled With a Professional Development Program to Train Staff to Update, Organize, and Manipulate 3D Scans as Well as Establish Institutional Style Guides, Standards, and Best Practices. the Project Will Involve Engaging a Consultant Who Will Train Staff to Transform the 3D Scan Data Into Useable Formats. as Result of This Project, Museum Staff Will Gain Knowledge and Skills to Maximize the Use of 3D Scans, Developing the Capacity to Combine Emerging Technologies With Curatorial and Scholarly Interpretation as the Basis for Programs and Exhibitions.
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$193,073
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