The Summer School on Digital Twins for the conservation of world heritage sites will be delivered in a hybrid learning modality, combining face-to-face activities with autonomous work. The program comprises a total of 40 hours, including 28 contact hours (distributed between university-based instruction and fieldwork) and 12 hours of independent study.
The Summer School will take place from Monday, January 26 to Friday, January 30, 2026, with daily sessions from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Its primary objective is to train students and professionals in the use of advanced documentation technologies for the creation of digital twins which are accurate and detailed digital representations of heritage assets.
Through a theoretical–practical approach, participants will be exposed to a wide range of tools and methodologies, fostering the development of competencies that can be directly applied to architectural conservation and heritage management projects.
Instructors: Andrés Delgado, Ricardo Rodas, Chéster Sellers, Mario Santana, Miquel Reina, Luigi Barazzetti, and Sebastián Crespo.
