Mr Douglas Pritchard

Biography	Douglas Pritchard is an Associate Professor in the Scott Sutherland School of Architecture at Robert Gordon University. Douglas is a Canadian graduate architect with over 15 years of applied and research experience in 3D content development and reality capture technologies for architecture, engineering, heritage conservation and urban design. Douglas has directed numerous 3D projects worldwide, including the Aachen Cologne Cathedral UNESCO World Heritage Site (in collaboration with the University of Rome Sapienza), Cologne Cathedral UNESCO World Heritage Site project, LHCb at CERN, Urban Model for Glasgow, and the Scottish Ten Project. Douglas is also a Lecturer in the Advanced Academic Program at Johns Hopkins University, a former Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Glasgow and Industry Co-Chair of the Our World Heritage initiative.
Research Interests	- ‘Reality capture’ technologies: digital photogrammetry, terrestrial laser scanning and aerial LiDAR. - Documentation, visualisation and information management of built heritage. - Architectural and urban visualisation. - Immersive presentation systems and game technologies for community and client engagement.

Biography

Douglas Pritchard is an Associate Professor in the Scott Sutherland School of Architecture at Robert Gordon University. Douglas is a Canadian graduate architect with over 15 years of applied and research experience in 3D content development and reality capture technologies for architecture, engineering, heritage conservation and urban design.

Douglas has directed numerous 3D projects worldwide, including the Aachen Cologne Cathedral UNESCO World Heritage Site (in collaboration with the University of Rome Sapienza), Cologne Cathedral UNESCO World Heritage Site project, LHCb at CERN, Urban Model for Glasgow, and the Scottish Ten Project. Douglas is also a Lecturer in the Advanced Academic Program at Johns Hopkins University, a former Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Glasgow and Industry Co-Chair of the Our World Heritage initiative.

Research Interests

- ‘Reality capture’ technologies: digital photogrammetry, terrestrial laser scanning and aerial LiDAR.
- Documentation, visualisation and information management of built heritage.
- Architectural and urban visualisation.
- Immersive presentation systems and game technologies for community and client engagement.