On May 13, 2024, the third expedition to the USA has returned to Poland.
Author: Marek Miłosz
3rd scientific expedition to the USA 28/04-13/05/2024
The third scientific expedition of the ECCC Foundation to the USA has begun, as part of the project “Research on the national cultural heritage of the Polish diaspora in the USA and the creation of digital memory collections”. The expedition will operate in rural areas of Wisconsin and Chicago (Illinois).
The expedition team:
Prof. Marek Miłosz (Lublin University of Technology); Prof. Jerzy Montusiewicz (Lublin University of Technology); Dr. Elżbieta Miłosz (Lublin University of Technology); Dr. Jacek Kęsik (Lublin University of Technology); Tomasz Rolski (Catholic University of Lublin) and Małgorzata Brzyska (ECCC Foundation).
More information about the results of the expedition after its completion.
Video from 3D scanning of liturgical vestments
Interviews-videos with project team members
The Digital Library of the Lublin University of Technology published videos-interviews with members of the team implementing the project: Prof. Jerzy Montusiewicz (here) and Prof. Marek Miłosz, prof. university (here). A large part of the speeches concerned the 3D digitization of cultural heritage.
We encourage you to listen and watch.
Opening of the photographic exhibition “The second scientific expedition of the ECCC Foundation to the USA. June 26-July 10, 2023?
On April 4, 2024, the second photography exhibition was opened in the main hall of the John Paul II building of the Catholic University of Lublin. It was prepared as part of the project entitled “Research on the national cultural heritage of the Polish diaspora in the USA and the creation of digital memory collections” carried out in 2022-24 by the ECCC Foundation as part of the program of the Minister of Education and Science: “Science for society”, area: “Humanities-Society-Identity”.
Scanning of liturgical vestments has begun
Scanning of liturgical vestments in the Archdiocesan Museum of Religious Art in Lublin and the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (KUL) Museum began in January 2024.
A scientific article has been published about scanning the church of St. Adalbert in Chicago
We invite you to read:
International Conference: IT in Cultural Heritage (IT-CH–2023)
During the International Conference: IT in Cultural Heritage (IT-CH–2023), October 24-26, 2023, Lublin University of Technology, Lublin, Poland the following papers were delivered presenting the project results:
- Digitalisation of the cultural heritage of the Polish community in the US — the project; Miłosz Marek, Montusiewicz Jerzy, Miłosz Elżbieta, Kęsik Jacek, Woś Ryszard (*), Urban Katarzyna (**); Lublin University of Technology, Department of Computer Science; (*) ECCC Foundation, Lublin. Poland; (**) John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin
- Using photogrammetry to generate 3D models – a case study of a church bell and pieta (Chicago, USA); Kęsik Jacek, Montusiewicz Jerzy, Miłosz Marek, Woś Ryszard (*); Lublin University of Technology, Department of Computer Science; (*) ECCC Foundation, Lublin. Poland
- Digitization as a method of eternal saving cultural heritage objects – Church of St. Adalbert in Chicago case study; Miłosz Marek, Kęsik Jacek, Montusiewicz Jerzy, Miłosz Elżbieta, Urban Katarzyna (*); Lublin University of Technology, Department of Computer Science; (*) John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin/li>
Conferfence: Use of Digital Technologies in the Documentation, Protection, Management and Dissemination of Cultural Heritage
During the international conference:
USE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
IN THE DOCUMENTATION, PROTECTION, MANGEMENT AND DISSEMINATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE
Lublin, Poland, October 19-20, 2023 a poster with the project results was presented:
3D Digitization of Polish Cultural Heritage in the US by Marek Miłosz and Jerzy Montusiewicz
More about conference here
During the conference, the exhibition “3D Digitization of Polish Sacred Heritage in the US” was presented – more here
Data processing after the second expedition is ongoing
Work is underway to process the data brought from the second expedition. The first results are already online.