Historical Architecture in Disaster Zones: Digital Documentation, Archiving, and Preservation
Thursday, November 5, 12:15pm–1:15pm
This talk present a project that works in an international, collaborative research setting to gather data - photographs from the nineteenth century to the present, scholarly literature, oral histories, maps and plans—to document historical monuments affected by the February 2023…
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Other events around this date, from the weekly Palo Alto events roundup. Details can change, so check with each organizer before you go.
- Documentary Objectives: Filming Africa from Colonialism to Independence - Rachel GabaraThursday, November 5, noon–1pm · Encina Commons
- Lunchtime Curator Talk | California Current: Art and Histories from the Bay AreaThursday, November 5, noon–1pm · Cantor Arts Center
- Vintage Media LabThursday, November 5, noon–2pm · Rinconada Library
- Geophysics Seminar - Allan Rubin, “Merging elastic/frictional and stochastic models of slow slip”Thursday, November 5, noon–1pm · Mitchell Earth Sciences
- Cristopher Niell - Neural circuits for natural visionThursday, November 5, noon – Friday, November 6, noon · Stanford Neurosciences Building
- CEE PhD Defense: Gustavo A. Araújo Rodríguez, “Heterogenous CPU–GPU Parallel Computing for Real-Time Hybrid Simulation”Thursday, November 5, noon–1pm · Green Earth Sciences Building
- Papel y Memoria | Celebrating Memory Through ArtThursday, November 5, noon–1pm · Bolivar House, Conference room
- The Body as MonumentThursday, November 5, 11:30am–1pm · El Centro Chicano, Jaime Miranda Lounge