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| Title: | The Hulton abbey skeletal digitisation project (HASDIP2) |
| Author: | John Cassella; Staffordshire University |
| Description: | Final report on the use of non-contact laser digitisation to capture images from fragile skeletal material for use in teaching and research. Also included are the raw data files (go to http://www.materialise.com/MiniMagics to download the free software to view these files.) |
| Keywords: | bones; hasdip2; skeletal; forensic science; laser; digitisation; hulton abbey; ukpsc |
| Persistent Link: | http://open.jorum.ac.uk:80/xmlui/handle/123456789/7008 |
| Date: | 2010-06-29 |
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| bones stl.zip | 17.80Mb | application/zip | |
| laser_scan_report_cc.pdf | 1.815Mb |
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