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Davide working with the 3d scanner provided by Cyark Foundation.
Davide Mezzino is currently at the Bagan Archaeological Site in Myanmar, helping with the documentation of monuments damaged in the devastating earthquake of August 24, 2016.
Davide is a Ph.D. researcher with Professor Mario Santana, Director of the NSERC CREATE Heritage Engineering Program. The earthquake impacted more than 400 temples and stupas in this significant heritage site.
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Davide with colleagues from Cyark Foundation and the Department of Archaeology in Myanmar.
Davide’s work is being supported by Cyark Foundation in coordination with UNESCO and Myanmar’s Department of Archaeology, and is supervised by a team of international experts led by Professor Santana.
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Davide and Cyark colleague setting up the drone for aerial photogrammetry of temples in Bagan.