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As a woman working in #heritagescience, I'd like to celebrate the work of our @HistEnvScot #PhD students on this @WomenScienceDay who are using digital technologies & scientific approaches to support the conservation of our historic environment #February11
With @UCL_ISH, @Rosie934 is leading on #citizenscience initiative #MonumentMonitor using crowdscourced images to support conservation of remote heritage sites across Scotland. Contribute images at https://www.monumentmonitor.co.uk/ and https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/rosie934/monument-monitor @WomenScienceDay #February11
With @VisHeritage and @ShetlandAmenity, @LzSou is researching the use of digital documentation and archival imagery in the conservation and interpretation of Shetland's Iron Age #brochs https://blog.historicenvironment.scot/2019/10/getting-measure-brochs/ @WomenScienceDay #February11
Again with @VisHeritage & @LeedsBeckett, @Burton1495 has recently begun research to investigate loss of archaeological heritage in #Orkney to #coastalerosion & develop a 3D digital recording framework to support monitoring fragile coastal #archaeology @WomenScienceDay #February11
And I'd also like to give a shout out to my colleague @SophiaMirashrafi for her fantastic digital innovation and #heritagescience research between @HistEnvScot & @N_T_S to support conservation & interpretation of Hill House https://blog.historicenvironment.scot/2019/08/science-hill-house/ @WomenScienceDay #February11
