SNAP+

The photogrammetric survey in Trenta, Slovenia with the participation of the project members and local adult learners on 18th June 2024. The surveyed object was the water powered sawmill of the village that lied close to the Italian border. The survey was led by Maj Juvanec this time too and was started with the placement of the identification points on the building and the surrounding objects being necessary for the scaling of the later point cloud model. For the latter purpose the distance between the points were measured by hand and then the photos were taken for the survey - both using DSLR camera and the drone and the panoramic camera was also used.

For training purposes Maj Juvanec also hold a lecture on the methodology of the photogrammetric survey to the adult learners who also participated in realising the main goal of the venue.

Participants of the survey were:

Adult learners: Andrejka ŠČUKOVT, Edvin KRAVANJA, Igor ZAKOTNIK, Katja KOSIČ, Rok FRELIH and Tina KOMAC.

SNAP+ members: Maj Juvanec, Borut Juvanec and Andreja Benko (IVA - Institut vernakularne arhitekture), Joana Quintela (Universidade Portucalense UPT), Gabor Palotas, Mate Hidasnemeti (EK Association), Eszter Péter, Radu Stoica, Gábor Tóthfalusi and István Levente Szőcs (Tektum) and Attila Czigány (Aleron IT).

Aleron IT introduced SNAP+ programme and outputs to a wide audience at a conference held at Hotel Benczúr on 24th October. The presentations put the models into focus, primarily the windmill of Tés in its interactive version. The adult educational contents of the project were also described in detailed, showcasing the authors' suggested methodology for photogrammetric surveys. The Sacred Past conference was hosted by Symmetry Foundation in cooperation with Aleron IT and EK Association, Hungarian participants of the SNAP+ project.