Hi folks,
I'm happy to share this information about upcoming training and a symposium.  
We hope to see some MCN folks at these events. Please note the special priority 
for small museums in the training sessions and please help us spread the word! 
Cultural Heritage Imaging (CHI) is rolling out a two-year training program 
entitled “Advanced Imaging Skills for Humanities Collections Professionals” The 
two-year project, sponsored by a grant from the National Endowment for the 
Humanities, will expand CHI's work in providing training in Reflectance 
Transformation Imaging (RTI) and photogrammetry, including a two-day symposium 
at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2017. These imaging technologies are 
powerful skills to acquire for the documentation, preservation, analysis, and 
digital access of materials in humanities collections of all sizes.  1. 
Symposium in March 2017: Save the Dates! Illumination of Material Culture: A 
Symposium on Computational Photography and Reflectance Transformation Imaging 
(RTI) at The Met on March 7-8, 2017.  The symposium is open to all who are 
applying RTI and related computational photography techniques or are exploring 
their use in collections. The symposium will bring together approximately 90 
conservators and humanities collections professionals, photographers, curators, 
archivists, imaging experts, researchers, and technology experts to present the 
latest updates to RTI technology and related imaging techniques. Symposium 
registration begins Monday, September 12, 2016. 2. 2016 Sponsored 4-Day 
Training Classes: Apply Now Apply now for these classes in 2016:
·       RTI: de Young Museum, San Francisco, September 27–30, 2016·       RTI: 
Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), October 17–20, 2016
 Note: The grant-sponsored training is for collections professionals working 
with public or nonprofit humanities collections in the United States. This 
includes art, history, archaeology, libraries, and archives. The application 
process gives priority to professionals at small institutions with staffs of 25 
FTE or fewer. 3. 2017 Sponsored 4-day training classes Check the training 
application page on September 12, 2016 for class dates and to apply.
·       Photogrammetry: Classics Department, University of Texas at Austin, 
Spring 2017·       RTI: Yale University, Spring 2017·       Photogrammetry: 
Museum Conservation Institute, Smithsonian, Summer 2017·       Photogrammetry: 
Cultural Heritage Imaging studio, San Francisco, 2017 
In addition, the project will deliver a photogrammetry class that is restricted 
to members of the Association of North American Graduate Programs In 
Conservation (ANAGPIC) programs and will be held in Buffalo, New York, August 
8–11, 2016.  CHI regularly offers fee-based training programs in RTI and 
photogrammetry to everyone. We just announced a September 19-22 Photogrammetry 
class in San Francisco. Carla Schroer
Founder & Director
Cultural Heritage Imaging
http://culturalheritageimaging.org
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