photogrammetry team member at work

University of Liverpool Photogrammetry Team

Photogrammetry is the reconstruction of virtual 3D objects from multiple 2D photographs.

The photogrammetry team in the Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology (ACE) department at the University of Liverpool is formed of a group of researchers of all levels (undergraduates, masters, PhD students and staff) working toward perfecting and innovating photogrammetry skills and methods.

We are a student centred research group that work on a huge range of projects both inside and outside typical fields of research in ACE. We can provide advice and expertise, so do get in touch!

Contact: A.Hulme-Beaman@liverpool.ac.uk or J.R.Peterson@liverpool.ac.uk

The team regularly posts their new models to the Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology Sketchfab account and the Garstang Museum of Archaeology Sketchfab account.

photogrammetry team member at work

About us

Learn more about the team and their work
Scan of a lion sculpture

Photogrammetry at the Garstang Museum

The team works closely with the Garstang Museum, photographing and building 3D models of the vast collection of objects.
Dual image showing enhanced image of boats

Projects

The Photogrammetry Team engages in a diverse range of projects, both archaeological and beyond. Explore them here.
Scan of a hand axe

Photogrammetry in the Department of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology

The department has been actively using active photogrammetry for the last decade. Find out how here.
3D scan of Egyptian cat sculpture

Museums of the North West Photogrammetry Hub

This project aims to develop the digital and digital engagement skills of professionals and volunteers in museums across the North West.
photogrammetry team members with cameras

Photogrammetry Team Funders

Funds and funders that make our work possible.