Black Sea Photogrammetry
Digitally reconstructing deep-sea shipwrecks through photogrammetry to improve access to underwater archaeology.
Context
This project explored the use of photogrammetry to digitally reconstruct historic shipwrecks discovered in the Black Sea.
Using high-resolution underwater imagery, the project investigated how digital modelling could support archaeological research and improve public access to submerged cultural heritage.
Challenge
The project explored how large photographic datasets could be transformed into accurate three-dimensional models suitable for archaeological analysis and digital interpretation.
Our Approach
Processing Image Data
High-resolution underwater photographs were processed using Agisoft Metashape to generate detailed textured 3D models.
Building Digital Reconstructions
The resulting models were refined to preserve archaeological detail while demonstrating the potential of photogrammetry for research, conservation, and public engagement.
The Work
Processed underwater archaeological imagery using Agisoft Metashape.
Generated detailed 3D reconstructions of Black Sea shipwrecks.
Applied digital modelling workflows for archaeological documentation.
Produced textured models for research and visual presentation.
