The David T. Vernon Collection - 3D Documentation Project
3D Documentation and Visualization Techniques for Cultural Resources and Museum Collections
This collaboration between the National Park Service (NPS) museum and cultural resource staff, Native American Tribal Representatives, NPS museum professionals and conservators, and Idaho State University faculty and students offers innovative ways to adapt existing 3D technologies to preserve, document, visualize, and provide educational opportunities about cultural resources and museum collections in national parks. Our goal was to create a series of highÂresolution 3D scans of museum objects from a wide range of Native American ethnographic objects in the David T. Vernon Collection from Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.
The Team
Project Director: Dr. Yolonda Youngs
Project Co-PI
Project Co-Principle Investigator: Bridgette Guild
Museum Curator/Tribal Liaison
Project Co-Investigator: Dr. Donna Delparte
Idaho State University
Masters of Geographic Information Sciences Student Assistants: Tucker Chapman and Ashely Shields
ISU Masters of Geographic Information Sciences Student Assistant:
Tucker Chapman
ISU Masters of Geographic Information Sciences Student Assistant:
Ashley Shields