News flashes: 2/6/02 - A sample database containing models and photographs of 28 fragments of the Forma Urbis Romae is now online. 2/14/02 - New research project (actually, an ongoing project now with its own pages): the Stanford Multi-Camera Array Available information: People Research projects Courses in graphics Technical publications Slides from talks Software packages Data archives Cool ...

News flashes: 6/13/02 - We need a student for this summer to help assemble the Stanford Multi-Camera Array. Click here for details. Available information: People Research projects Courses in graphics Technical publications Slides from talks Software packages Data archives Cool demos Facilities Infrastructure Research opportunities for Stanford students Workshops on topics in graphics Directions ...

The Digital Michelangelo Project Our project logo (click here to read about its design) Our laser scan of the David (click here for more images) Versione Italiana News flashes: 4/26/02 - An animated flyaround of the David has been produced by Toppan Printing of Japan. (Click here for credits.) 4/15/02 - Our Siggraph 2002 paper on real-time 3D model acquisition is now online. 4/01/02 - A new ...

Stanford Digital Forma Urbis Romae Project Home Project Map Database Glossary Bibliography People Links Fragment 010g, showing streets, shops, and baths in the Subura, a neighborhood of imperial Rome. Welcome to the test site for exploring the Forma Urbis Romae, or Severan Marble Plan of Rome. This enormous map, measuring ca. 18.10 x 13 meters (ca. 60 x 43 feet), was carved between 203-211 CE ...

CS 348C: Modeling in Computer Graphics Fall 1995; Not offered Fall 1996 CS 348C has traditionally been a cooperative reading class, where students and coordinator explore an area of computer graphics. This year, CS 348C comprises a mixture of (1) lectures by the coordinator, covering the essentials of geometric modeling, and (2) cooperative reading and student presentations on the modeling of ...