Heritage preservation on a global scale
The Scottish Ten is an ambitious five-year project to use cutting edge technology to create exceptionally accurate digital models of Scotland’s five UNESCO designated World Heritage Sites and five international sites.
This section covers our official media releases on the Scottish Ten and media highlights.
Official media releases
18 April 2013
Sydney Opera House is being surveyed inside and out by a team of laser scanning experts from Scotland to create an extraordinarily detailed, 3D model of Australia’s most famous building
MORE25 March 2013
Heritage experts from China and Scotland have been trading their knowledge and instigating closer cooperation over the past week as part of the Scottish Ten, the ground-breaking digital preservation project
MORE10 December 2012
The first laser scanned images of China’s Eastern Qing Tombs captured by a team of experts from Scotland have been revealed
MORE02 November 2012
Three-Dimensional animations and models from a Scottish-led digital preservation project of the centuries old Rani ki Vav Step Well have been gifted to the Indian people
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