goINDIGO 2023 on YouTube
INDIGO is delighted to announce that the recordings of the goINDIGO 2023 presentations (for which we received permission) can be found on our YouTube channel via a dedicated playlist. Despite…
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UrbanChameleon logo
The final goal of project INDIGO is the creation of an interactive, freely accessible platform on which all gathered graffiti data become accessible. A first and very minimal version of this…
INDIGO at the Children’s University
Today, all curious children were welcome at the Austrian Academy of Sciences for the Kinderuni (Children’s University) event. Besides exciting lectures about nuclear fusion and Stone Age food, INDIGO staff…
New conference paper out
Project INDIGO has published an academic paper once again. The paper on the digital preservation challenges of graffiti records is part of the proceedings volume of AIUCD 2023: La memoria…
goINDIGO 2022 proceedings are out!
We are thrilled to announce that exactly 1 year after the start of goINDIGO 2022, the symposium proceedings are digitally available via the Urban Creativity website. The proceedings contain a…
INDIGO in Der Standard
On Thursday 30-03-2023, the Austrian newspaper Der Standard published an article on INDIGO in their science blog. The blog post, which is titled On the lookout for the Danube Canal…
INDIGO on YouTube
INDIGO is proud to announce that the first video was published on our dedicated Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@projectINDIGOeu This video displays a virtual flight along a textured 3D surface model. The…
INDIGO at BEST
From 2 to 5 March 2023, Austria’s largest education fair BEST takes place. During those four days, everything in the Wiener Stadthalle revolves around questions about work, studies and further…
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.
