On 10-23.10.2021, a team of IT scientists was in Uzbekistan on the 6th Scientific Expedition of the Lublin University of Technology to Central Asia. The expedition was carried out as part of the \u201c3D Digital Silk Road\u201d project, financed by the National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) as part of the Academic International Partnership program. The expedition was attended by employees of the Department of Computer Science: El\u017cbieta Mi\u0142osz (project manager), prof. Marek Mi\u0142osz, Jacek Kesik, Mariusz Dzie\u0144kowski, Marcin Badurowicz and Stanis\u0142aw Skulimowski.<\/p>\n
During phase 1<\/strong>, the expedition operated in the territory of Uzbekistan in the city of Urgench and its vicinity. During this stage, the following activities were carried out:<\/p>\n During phase 2<\/strong>, the expedition operated in Uzbekistan in the city of Khiva (specifically in the old inner city of Khiva called Iczan Kala (Ichan Qa’la)). During this stage, the team scanned the following monuments and objects in 3D:<\/p>\n By the way:<\/p>\n Mr. Rakhim Kayum from the Samarkand State University (project partner) was provided with the results of a virtual scientific expedition (https:\/\/silkroad3d.com\/?page_id=2012<\/a>), namely 3D models of works by artist-ceramic artist Haydar Baturov, scanned in 3D technology during the expeditions and 3D prints of selected sculptures. One copy of the 3D models was donated by Mr. Rakhim Kayumow to the family of the deceased artist.<\/p>\n The implementation of such extensive work in such a short time was possible thanks to the great commitment of the employees of the partner university \u2013 the State University in Urgench.<\/p>\n Phase 1:<\/strong><\/p>\n ngg_shortcode_0_placeholderPhase 2:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n
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