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Hi I'd like to use the wikimedia monuments pictures database (using images from the wiki loves monuments db wich actually I cannot access even to see the pictures because as you can see the web gallery doesn't work: http://wikilovesmonuments.wikimedia.it/wlm-gallery/ ) to build a stack of 3D models of monuments using blender. To build the basic models from the wikimedia monuments would require 1 month and a half, after that task I would go on putting models on OSM, this task would impact in this way on the virtual heritage world. At the moment in italy we are discussing a lot about the standard open data pubblication of archeological data and architectural virtual heritage models, both mesh and procedural ( sorry the link is only in italian). The state of the arts leads the mesh to be built on blender (wich has not global coordinates) and the procedural models (source is Andrea Gaucci and Simone Garagnani from [[ http://www.unibo.it/it/homepage | UNIBO ]]) WOULD be in IFC format wich is not supported by the last version of blender and would need to be implemented to fit the virtual heritage's model needs. I'd like to create a [[ https://www.blend4web.com/en/ | blend4web ]] "twin" project to publish monuments on OSM and to view them interactively in 3D using the blend4web functionality. I would add OSM tags for procedural data, waiting for a second step of implementation of IFC exporting of models from OSM or from blender. My CV: http://www.jeeltcraft.com/CV_en.pdf

Name: Laura Camellini email: jeeltcraft@gmail.com or jilt@jeeltcraft.com web page and portfolio: www.jeeltcraft.com Blog: http://thedrunkstage.jeeltcraft.com Resume: http://www.jeeltcraft.com/CV_en.pdf Location: Modena, Italy Typical working hours: 9-13 16-20 Short summary Hi I'd like to use the wikimedia commons monuments' pictures database (using images from the wiki loves monuments db http://www.wikilovesmonuments.org/ to build a stack of 3D models of monuments using [[ http://www.blender.org/ | blender ]] and [[ http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Simple_3D_buildings | simple 3D buildings ]]. 3D models would be created with the purpose of archeological open data pubblishing, studing a metodology to implement online web navigability through [[ https://www.blend4web.com/en/ | blend4web ]] on wikimedia pages (low poly) and [[ http://www.3d-archeolab.it/cosa-facciamo/stampa-3d/ | 3D archeological printing (sorry just in italian, this is a community who worked on 3D printing for the cultural heritage, these models will be detailed and in STL format)]] and procedural semantic data implementation through tags on openstreetmap. For this last task I would implement an export tool to export 3dmesh and sematica data to IFC open source format, which is studied right now as a standard for archeological 3D models for open data sharing in Italy. These 3D models and their semantica data will be shared on wikimedia with attribution license, and linked on the openstreetmap location of every monument. Possible mentors: @Dkieselev Any other from wikimedia who may help me manage the wiki loves monuments directory of monuments on the first stage. Timeline: Building models: ([[ http://wikilovesmonuments.wikimedia.it/wlm2015-liste-monumenti-ed-elenco-enti/Emilia-Romagna/ | monuments in my region ]]) 1 month and a half. I'll build as many 3D models as I can using blender and export them for online navigation with blend4web. Putting models on openstreetmap and wikimedia commons: 1 month. I will use simple 3d building and put 3D monuments on openstreetmap (linked to the blend4web generated page) with as many tags as I can find through my archeologic connections. I will also try to implement the wikimedia commons database during this period of time adding something that I see is missing for my nearby region (emiliaromagna). Build the exporting tool for procedural and semantic data: 1 month and a half: I need to interact intensively with the osm and wikimedia tech crew to implement this tool on openstreetmap and wikimedia commons pages. The impact of this implementation would be great on the archeology's community in italy, in term of sharing information about monuments and improving researches. I would be able to develop this tool in javascript, php or python as you can see from my resume, @Dkieselev has already given me support for this task I would appreciate a wikimedia tech community member mentorship also. Results: At the end of the project my region ([[ http://wikilovesmonuments.wikimedia.it/wlm2015-liste-monumenti-ed-elenco-enti/Emilia-Romagna/ | EmiliaRomagna ]] Italy) may be covered of at least one 3D turistic route viewable in openstreetmap and in a blend4web low poly interactive html page, like [[ https://www.blend4web.com/apps/dairy_plant/dairy_plant.html?v=20151020144053 | this demo ]]. I will publish also a document in cooperation with the private and public social entities with wich I've been taking contacts and I will take contacts during the project, about the standars of open data for archeological monuments. List of contacts which I already have to develop the open data 3D model standard for archeology: _[[ http://virtualschool.cineca.it/ | cineca virtual school ]] _[[ http://www.3d-archeolab.it/ | Archeolab community ]] _[[ http://www.arc-team.com/ | Arch Team ]] _[[ http://www.archeofoss.org/ | archeoFOSS ]] _[[ http://www.openpompei.it/ | OpenPompei ]] _Simone Garagnani e Andrea Gaucci, [[ http://www.unibo.it/it | Bologna University ]] who created 3D models for [[ http://www.experiencetruria.it/ | Experience Etruria ]] and [[ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwYW2OXAw0g | Apa ]] (sorry just in Italian) I would contact these people through meetings, such as openstreetmap italian meeting and through their online community during the entire 4 months period, to be able to write down a good document on open data standards, taking main care to the data that whould impact more on research (procedural data), turism information(routes in openstrettmaps and low poly webscenarios), and 3D printing of monuments. About me: A part from what's written in my curriculum, I just finished the cineca 3D graphics for virtual heritage summer school learning their usage of blender for archeological purposes. I've been working on the open source [[ http://cinelerra.org/2015/ | cinelerra ]] community for a pair of years from 2008 and 2010 on a Modena's municipality project called [[ http://www.comune.modena.it/politichegiovanili/nuove-tecnologie/nuove-tecnologie/rete-net-garage | netgarage ]], before starting to work as a freelance web design, my actual occupation. I'd be glad to finish the 3D models (both in blender and simple 3d building) for one of these monuments: http://www.patrimonioculturale-er.it/webgis/?id=5208 http://www.patrimonioculturale-er.it/webgis/?id=4910 editing the wikimedia commons wiki also, adding the 3D navigable model through blend4web and linking to the 3D model with procedural tags on OpenStreetmap. This just to prove I'll be able to complete this part of the task, for the other parts I'm sure I'll be able to find the right mentors to complete that.

Hi I'd like to use the wikimedia monuments pictures database (using images from the wiki loves monuments db wich actually I cannot access even to see the pictures because as you can see the web gallery doesn't work: http://wikilovesmonuments.wikimedia.it/wlm-gallery/Name: Laura Camellini email: jeeltcraft@gmail.com or jilt@jeeltcraft.com web page and portfolio: www.jeeltcraft.com Blog: http://thedrunkstage.jeeltcraft.com Resume: http://www.jeeltcraft.com/CV_en.pdf Location: Modena, Italy Typical working hours: 9-13 16-20 Short summary Hi I'd like to use the wikimedia commons monuments' pictures database (using images from the wiki loves monuments db http://www.wikilovesmonuments.org/ to build a stack of 3D models of monuments using [[ http://www.blender.org/ | blender ]] and [[ http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Simple_3D_buildings | simple 3D buildings ]]. 3D models would be created with the purpose of archeological open data pubblishing, studing a metodology to implement online web navigability through [[ https://www.blend4web.com/en/ | blend4web ]] on wikimedia pages (low poly) and [[ http://www.3d-archeolab.it/cosa-facciamo/stampa-3d/ | 3D archeological printing (sorry just in italian, this is a community who worked on 3D printing for the cultural heritage, these models will be detailed and in STL format)]] and procedural semantic data implementation through tags on openstreetmap. For this last task I would implement an export tool to export 3dmesh and sematica data to IFC open source format, which is studied right now as a standard for archeological 3D models for open data sharing in Italy. These 3D models and their semantica data will be shared on wikimedia with attribution license, and linked on the openstreetmap location of every monument. Possible mentors: @Dkieselev Any other from wikimedia who may help me manage the wiki loves monuments directory of monuments on the first stage. Timeline: Building models: ([[ http://wikilovesmonuments.wikimedia.it/wlm2015-liste-monumenti-ed-elenco-enti/Emilia-Romagna/ | monuments in my region ]]) to build a stack of 3D models of monuments using blender.1 month and a half. I'll build as many 3D models as I can using blender and export them for online navigation with blend4web. Putting models on openstreetmap and wikimedia commons: 1 month. I will use simple 3d building and put 3D monuments on openstreetmap (linked to the blend4web generated page) with as many tags as I can find through my archeologic connections. I will also try to implement the wikimedia commons database during this period of time adding something that I see is missing for my nearby region (emiliaromagna). Build the exporting tool for procedural and semantic data: 1 month and a half: I need to interact intensively with the osm and wikimedia tech crew to implement this tool on openstreetmap and wikimedia commons pages. The impact of this implementation would be great on the archeology's community in italy, in term of sharing information about monuments and improving researches. I would be able to develop this tool in javascript, php or python as you can see from my resume, @Dkieselev has already given me support for this task I would appreciate a wikimedia tech community member mentorship also. Results: At the end of the project my region ([[ http://wikilovesmonuments.wikimedia.it/wlm2015-liste-monumenti-ed-elenco-enti/Emilia-Romagna/ | EmiliaRomagna ]] Italy) may be covered of at least one 3D turistic route viewable in openstreetmap and in a blend4web low poly interactive html page, like [[ https://www.blend4web.com/apps/dairy_plant/dairy_plant.html?v=20151020144053 | this demo ]]. I will publish also a document in cooperation with the private and public social entities with wich I've been taking contacts and I will take contacts during the project, about the standars of open data for archeological monuments. List of contacts which I already have to develop the open data 3D model standard for archeology: To build the basic models from the wikimedia monuments would require 1 month and a half, after that task I would go on putting models on OSM, this task would impact in this way on the virtual heritage world._[[ http://virtualschool.cineca.it/ | cineca virtual school ]] At the moment in italy we are discussing a lot about the standard open data pubblication of archeological data and architectural virtual heritage models, both mesh and procedural ( sorry the link is only in italian)._[[ http://www.3d-archeolab.it/ | Archeolab community ]] The state of the arts leads the mesh to be built on blender (wich has not global coordinates) and the procedural models (source is Andrea Gaucci and Simone Garagnani from [[ http://www.unibo.it/it/homepage | UNIBO ]]) WOULD be in IFC format wich is not supported by the last version of blender and would need to be implemented to fit the virtual heritage's model needs._[[ http://www.arc-team.com/ | Arch Team ]] I'd like to create a [[ https://www.blend4web.com/en/ | blend4web ]] "twin" project to publish monuments on OSM and to view them interactively in 3D using the blend4web functionality._[[ http://www.archeofoss.org/ | archeoFOSS ]] I would add OSM tags for procedural data_[[ http://www.openpompei.it/ | OpenPompei ]] _Simone Garagnani e Andrea Gaucci, [[ http://www.unibo.it/it | Bologna University ]] who created 3D models for [[ http://www.experiencetruria.it/ | Experience Etruria ]] and [[ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwYW2OXAw0g | Apa ]] (sorry just in Italian) I would contact these people through meetings, such as openstreetmap italian meeting and through their online community during the entire 4 months period, to be able to write down a good document on open data standards, taking main care to the data that whould impact more on research (procedural data), turism information(routes in openstrettmaps and low poly webscenarios), and 3D printing of monuments. About me: A part from what's written in my curriculum, I just finished the cineca 3D graphics for virtual heritage summer school learning their usage of blender for archeological purposes. I've been working on the open source [[ http://cinelerra.org/2015/ | cinelerra ]] community for a pair of years from 2008 and 2010 on a Modena's municipality project called [[ http://www.comune.modena.it/politichegiovanili/nuove-tecnologie/nuove-tecnologie/rete-net-garage | netgarage ]], before starting to work as a freelance web design, waiting for a second step of implementation of IFC exporting of models from OSM or from blender.my actual occupation. I'd be glad to finish the 3D models (both in blender and simple 3d building) for one of these monuments: My CV:http://www.patrimonioculturale-er.it/webgis/?id=5208 http://www.jeeltcraft.com/CV_en.pdfpatrimonioculturale-er.it/webgis/?id=4910 editing the wikimedia commons wiki also, adding the 3D navigable model through blend4web and linking to the 3D model with procedural tags on OpenStreetmap. This just to prove I'll be able to complete this part of the task, for the other parts I'm sure I'll be able to find the right mentors to complete that.