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John Hindmarch is a Researcher at the University of Bamberg's Chair of Digital Heritage Technologies, specializing in 3D digitization for cultural heritage. He holds an Engineering Doctorate (EngD) from UCL Centre for Virtual Environments, Interaction and Visualisation (2016), an MRes in Virtual Environments (2011), and a philosophical foundation from Cambridge (1995). Formerly a lecturer at University College London (2011-2017), he has contributed to digital documentation projects at institutions like the Science Museum and Courtauld Institute.
- PhD: 3D Digitization for Cultural Heritage (UCL, 2016)
- MRes: Virtual Environments, Imaging and Visualisation (UCL, 2011)
- MA: Electronic Communication and Publishing (UCL, 2010)
- BA: Philosophy (Cambridge, 1995)
His research focuses on multimodal 3D imaging workflows, photogrammetry accuracy, and digital documentation of baroque architecture. Recent work explores digital auras of heritage objects and open data ontologies for cultural institutions. Hindmarch has led projects like VirScan3D and Corpus der barocken Deckenmalerei in Deutschland, integrating 3D technologies into educational frameworks.
Key publications span 3D ceiling painting analysis, sensing tool selection for monuments, and digital pedagogy in Germany's unique M.Sc. program in Digital Heritage Technologies. He collaborates with Mona Hess and Matteo Burioni on spatial documentation systems and historical reconstruction.
