Archives: RTI

Tuesday, February 28, 2023

Applying RTI Analysis To Byzantine Coin Wear Patterns: Who did What in Medieval Athens?

  Scott Coleman is a PhD candidate in the Department of History As discussed in my previous Xlab post, I am interested in applying Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) and photogrammetry/3D imaging to study Byzantine (Eastern Roman Empire) coins. In particular, I want to explore how these methods can be implemented to create better... More

Wednesday, November 9, 2022

The Imagination of the Machines

Kavita Mistry is a PhD candidate in the Department of History If you have seen me walking around campus, you will know me as the “tiny girl with the massive backpack” because I carry a 5 lbs gaming laptop everywhere I go. But it’s for good reason. I am returning as a Research Assistant... More

Wednesday, November 2, 2022

Rethinking Access to Ancient Coins: A Reflective Transformation Imaging Story

Scott Coleman is a PhD candidate in the Department of History For my first Xlab post, I will discuss how I came to be part of this extraordinary group of scholars seeking to push the boundaries of digital scholarship. I first joined the Xlab team in the fall of 2021. I intended to perform... More

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