Zamaniproject.org Website Review

In conjunction with the Trans-Atlantic Sl*ve Trade Database Project at Emory University, the Zamani Project has docu*ented some of the Forts and Castles, which were as*ociated in the Trans-Atlantic Sl*ve Trade. The Zamani Project has docu*ented Swahili sites along the East African Coast. The team has processed the data into a story map with By creating metrically accurate digital representations of African historical sites, the Zamani Project seeks to provide data for research and education, for restoration and conservation and to increase awareness of tangible cultural heritage in Africa and internationally. Through the docu*entation of heritage sites the Zamani project aims to make a contribution to the fight against the damage and destruction of sites through war, political unrest, vandalism, art theft, climate change, sea level rising, natural Have a look at the latest local docu*entation of cultural heritage in Cape Town (South Africa). The animation of the 3D model of the City Hall in Cape Town shows real life texture and true scale. Docu*entation periode 2017-2018. Animation of the 3D model of the City Hall in Cape Town, South Africa Have a look at the latest docu*entation of cultural heritage in Bagan (Myanmar). The animation of the 3D model of the Kubyauk-gyi Temple in Bagan shows real life texture and true scale. The Zamani team docu*ented 10 Monumnts in Bagan so far. Docu*entation periode Animation of the 3D model of Kubyauk-gyi Temple in Bagan, Myanmar The Zamani Project digitally captures spatial data of African heritage sites using laser scanning and GPS technology, photogrammetry, 3D modeling software, Geographic Information Systems and animation software. With these tools, the Zamani team produces 3D models, sections, plans, elevations, panoramas, panorama tours, animations, and interactive virtual worlds that accurately capture the dimensions and architectural intricacies of the site’s physical structures and surrounding topography.