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AOL News Features CyArk's Planned Digital Preservation of Mt. Rushmore
'Cutting-Edge' Technology Will Create 3-D Map of Monument
By Dan WalshAugust 1, 2009
Catherine Cullen of AOL News wrote an article about CyArk's partnership with the National Parks Service and Historic Scotland, and the upcoming digital preservation of Mt. Rushmore.
"People may be used to seeing work done on Hollywood faces, but some other famous faces undergoing a laser treatment may come as a surprise.
The National Park Service and digital preservation agency CyArk have teamed up to create a three-dimensional laser scan of Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The scan will create an incredibly accurate digital rendering that will have both security and education benefits, they say."More...