Italy's BMTA Celebrates Underwater Cultural Heritage with Digital Twin

The Italian BMTA organization has developed a digital model of the Baia archaeological site to create immersive underwater itineraries.

The Baia archaeological site in Italy has been recreated as a digital twin, allowing visitors to explore its ancient ruins underwater. The digital model was developed by the Italian BMTA organization to create immersive itineraries for tourists. The digital twin also serves as a tool for archaeologists to study and preserve the site's cultural heritage.

The digital twin was created using advanced 3D scanning and modeling techniques, allowing for a high level of detail and accuracy. The model can be used to recreate the site's ancient layout and architecture, as well as its underwater environment.

The BMTA organization has also announced the winners of the 'Tusa' awards, which recognize excellence in underwater archaeology and cultural heritage preservation.