Heritage front page
INDIGO is proud to announce that the AUTOGRAF paper (10.3390/heritage5040155) is featured on the front page of the journal Heritage. Clicking the banner will directly open our publication. As a…
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Interim report accepted
Today, project INDIGO’s interim report and accounting spreadsheet have been officially accepted by the funding body Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW). This means that INDIGO will receive funding for its…
INDIGO’s Status Quo meeting
To reflect on the year that was and plan the year ahead, project INDIGO organised a Status Quo meeting. In an attempt to try something new, the meeting was planned as…
Heritage paper published
The latest scientific publication by project INDIGO is out: Wild, B., Verhoeven, G. J., Wieser, M., Ressl, C., Schlegel, J., Wogrin, S., Otepka-Schremmer, J., & Pfeifer, N., 2022. AUTOGRAF—Automated Orthorectification…
INDIGO at the 3rd Heritage Science Austria Meeting
For the second year in a row, INDIGO was present at the annual Heritage Science Austria Meeting. This third meeting took place in Vienna (Austria) at the Akademie der bildenden…
INDIGO on GitHub
INDIGO is developing many hard- and software solutions for more effective graffiti documentation. In the last few days, the first two software packages have been released: COOLPI and AUTOGRAF. INDIGO…
INDIGO in Die Presse
On Saturday 16-07-2022, the Austrian newspaper Die Presse devoted an article to project INDIGO. The article can also be partly ready online. Although it sits behind a paywall, it offers…
INDIGO at the Long Night of Science
The “Lange Nacht der Forschung” (Eng: “long night of science”) takes place everywhere in Austria every two years. Hundreds of universities, institutes and museums display their ongoing research to a…
newsletters
Since October 2021, project INDIGO has been releasing a weekly (sometimes two-weekly) newsletter. Their aim is to announce the three most essential events of the upcoming week, while also summarising three relevant events of the week that passed.
All newsletters are displayed below. They are PDF documents with hyperlinks to meeting reports (if available) and a location in Google Maps when one is mentioned in the caption of the central graffiti photo. INDIGO puts these newsletters and meeting reports online to promote academic transparency.
