Photogrammetric surveys capture far more information than is needed for conventional archaeological plans. I have been experimenting with ways to reuse this data to create interactive 3D environments, allowing people to explore excavations and landscapes long after fieldwork has finished. These models offer new opportunities for archaeological interpretation, teaching and public engagement, making sites accessible to people who may never have the chance to visit them in person.

I recommend starting with Govan, which is the most developed and largely complete interactive experience. The other projects are experimental repositories where I am testing different approaches to presenting and exploring archaeological survey data.