Canmore
Trove (formerly Canmore) is a website managed and maintained by Historic Environment Scotland (HSE). It acts as an archive for all points of interest that have either been discovered by HSE or it’s contributors. Trove allows users to search by location and read detailed reports that have been logged on the website. As well as being […]
NLS Side-By-Side Maps
The National Library of Scotland provides some very impressive mapping resources. The side-by-side maps allow you to view any area of the UK with a modern map on one side and a second map providing an alternative view of the same area. In the above example, we use a modern satellite view on the right […]
Did a Junkers Bomber Crash in Greenock?
For a long time, there has been a rumour surrounding a German Junkers bomber that may have been shot down and crashed in the hills above Greenock during the Greenock Blitz. There are various versions of this story. One claims the bomber was shot down by a Spitfire over the River Clyde. Another version claims […]
What is photogrammetry?
Photogrammetry is a cutting-edge technology that allows us to extract valuable three-dimensional information from two-dimensional images. This innovative technique has revolutionized various industries, including architecture, engineering, archaeology, cinematography, and virtual reality. By combining the principles of photography, mathematics, and computer science, photogrammetry has enabled us to create accurate 3D models of real-world objects and environments. […]