Flinders University 3D Data Software, Analysis and Visualisation Workshop
Description
Please join us for a day of casual sharing and discussions between groups at Flinders University who capture, handle and publish 3D digital data. Groups presenting will range from biomedical and mechanical engineering, to palaeontology, archaeology and biology.
The goal of the day is not necessarily to share what the scientific implications and outcomes of the work we do, but instead to share practical tips about the software, type of data and analyses we use.
The talks will be held in Tonsley Theatre 2, at the Tonsley campus of Flinders University, from 9:30-5pm on Thursday Sep 24th 2026.
Time | Group | Speakers | Topics |
9:30 - 9:35 | General introduction | Alice Clement | Brief welcome |
9:35 - 10:45 | Biomedical Engineering | Egon Perilli Sophie Rapagna Patrick Stamati Rory Bowles Parham Vatankhah Salindi Herath Ana Martin Vignon-Whaley | Large-volume micro-CT, micro-CT applications, creating 3D geometries from medical images, Finite Element Analysis, Computational Fluid Dynamics, biomechanics, modelling prosthetics |
10:45-11:15 | Coffee Break | ||
11:15-12:15 | Bones & Biodiversity | Vera Weisbecker Samantha Smith-Kemp Maddi Randall Jenna Crowe-Riddell Vera & Alice (again) | Geometric Morphometrics, Stratovan/Checkpoint, Geomagic mesh repair, DiceCT, OzBoneViz, FishBoneViz, VAMP, MorphoSource |
12:15-13:30 | Lunch break | ||
13:30-14:45 | Palaeontology | Alice Clement M. Ramon Fritzen Jim Newbould Aaron Camens | Synchrotron imaging and neutron scattering, Surface scanning, Segmentation software, 3D reconstruction, Dragonfly software and machine learning, SQuID protocol, virtual histology, photogrammetry |
14:45-15:15 | Coffee Break | ||
15:15-16:15 | Archaeology | John McCarthy Ian Moffat Jarrad Kowlessar | 3D modelling in archaeo, Blender, machine learning, 3D GPR and magnetics |
16:15 -17:00 | General Discussions | Tonsley Theatre 2, or move over to Mantra | Anything and everything, storage |
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