In this project, we created a pipeline to create a documented 3d model from historical data. I developed a web-interface to interact and edit the 3d model. It allows to changes attributes (e.g. roof slope, height, etc) and relaunch the procedural modelling of the city. Presented at the Digital Humanities 2023 conference.

The Historical Dictionary of Switzerland (HDS) is a fascinating source on Swiss history. Started in the 1980s as a paper-based encyclopedia, it was made without hyperlinks. With this project, I used a Natural Language Processing (NLP) model to recognize entities in the text and add hyperlinks to the 36'000 HDS articles. The linked HDS now offers a much more modern and intuitive exploration experience.

With the parcels of Venice project, the DHLAB is digitizing historical cadastral data for Venice: maps of parcels with their accompanying metadata (owners, rent, etc) As part of the Parcels of Venice project, I developed a platform to explore spatio-temporal cadastral registries. It allows to view parcels, their owner and metadata. Moreover, I supervised a student to perform named entity recognition on the 23'000 entries and disambiguate unique persons and link them to the parcels they own.

For this vizualisation, I extracted population data from texts of municipalities pages of the Historical Dictionary of Switzerland. Building upon the available data, I created a simple model to extrapolate the population of all municipalities until 1200.

The ScanVan project at EPFL is exploring new ways to create digital 3D models of cities using innovative cameras and algorithms. I developed a website to explore those 3D reconstructions, beginning with our first scan: the city of Sion.

For 100$, anyone can get his genome tested by companies such as 23andMe. At the Information Security and Privacy Lab, I developed a website that allows to estimate how much of your genomic information remains hidden when member(s) of your family had their genome tested.

To get familiar with orbital mechanics, our solar system and Three.js, I am having fun on this simple solar system animation. For now it uses descriptive Keplerian Orbits. It will soon be extended with proper Newtonian Mechanics, planets' moons data and nicer sprites (WIP).