Introduce the participants to the rich historical layers of the old city of Acre;

Familiarise the participants with the laser scanning equipment and the digital acquisition of three-dimensional data;

Demonstrate the laser scanning software used for the registration of the various laser scans acquired on-site;

Instruct post-processing of the cloud of points;

Extract two-dimensional survey drawings and three-dimensional models for architectural visualization;

Analyse and evaluate the use of digital documentation for preservation and reconstruction purposes;

Review contemporary use of laser scanning and computer visualization in design, architecture and archaeology;

Work in an international collaborative framework with students and lecturers and professors from around the world.