Great engagement at the Mediterranean Exchange of Archaeological Tourism in Paestum! On Saturday, November 1st, as part of BMTA 2025, we presented the first results of the 3D models of archaeological sites and cultural heritage assets developed within the LiP3D project. A large and enthusiastic audience actively followed the session, contributing with insightful questions and valuable reflections for the project’s next steps. A special thank you to our speakers for their expertise and passion: Donato Palumbo, Samuel Bignardi, Oliva Menozzi, Spartak Kucaj, Andreas Livadiotis, Domenica Costantino, Patrizia Staffilani, Lucia Marinangeli, Valeria Sciarretta, Massimiliano Pepe and Lorenzo Bonu. Research and digital innovation continue to bring new life to our cultural heritage!

~ Calling all our italian followers ~ Vi aspettiamo alla XXVII Borsa Mediterranea del Turismo Archeologico! Paestum | 1 novembre 2025 – Sala Cerere ore 10.00 – 11.30 Saremo presenti alla Borsa Mediterranea del Turismo Archeologico, l’unico Salone espositivo al mondo dedicato esclusivamente al patrimonio archeologico Durante l’evento verranno inoltre presentati i risultati del progetto Lip3D, con una sessione specifica dove interverranno archeologi, geomatici, architetti, geofisici ad esperti di Computer Science dall’Italia e dall’Europa. Vi aspettiamo a Paestum per condividere innovazione, cultura e passione per l’archeologia!

📅 12 March 2025 – 📍 OnlineThe consortium organized its first webinar to introduce the project’s objectives and methodologies. The event focused on 3D surveying, modelling, and immersive technologies, highlighting how UAV photogrammetry, TLS, and XR experiences will be applied to archaeological case studies such as Iuvanum, Apollonia, and Amathus. Researchers and students from different countries attended the session.

📅 10 December 2024 – 📍 Pescara, ItalyThe LIP3D Project officially started with its Kick-off Meeting hosted by the University “G. d’Annunzio” of Chieti–Pescara. All partners from Italy, Greece, Albania, Cyprus, Poland, and Romania attended the event, presenting the project’s vision: Living forever the Past through a 3Digital world. The meeting marked the beginning of an international collaboration to combine archaeology and digital innovation.