Animation and Visualisation Research Group (AVRG) Members

Tom Chandler

AVRG researcher, Tom Chandler

Tom Chandler is a lecturer and PhD researcher in the Faculty of Information Technology at Monash University. Beginning with an undergraduate degree in Fine Arts and Archaeology, Tom later worked overseas for 7 years in the Interactive Design industry before returning to academia at Monash. His research interests include Virtual Heritage and the three dimensional (3D) archaeological visualisation of historic landscapes and urban centres.

Publications

Bowen, G., Chandler, T., Martin, D. Reconstructing Ancient Kellis, Buried History, 2005 Volume 41, 51-64, The Australian Institute of Archaeology

Bowen, G.E., Chandler, T., Hope, C.A. and Martin, D.Reconstructing Ancient Kellis Part II, Buried History, 2006, Volume 42, pp17-24, The Australian Institute of Archaeology

Green, G. and Chandler, T. Innocent Virtual Fashion, Angkorian Style The TAASA Review, September 2006 (quarterly journal), the TAASA Review

Chandler, T., Livingstone, R., Martin, D. Reconstructing Ancient Kellis Part III. Buried History, 2008, The Australian Institute of Archaeology (in press)

Chandler, T., Martin, D., Subverting the Tyranny of Tolkien: Integrating 3DVirtual Heritage Projects in the Undergraduate IT Curriculum Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Virtual Systems And Multimedia 2007

Fennely, M., Chander, T., Gleissenberger, N. and Alexander, B. Reconstructing the West Mebon Vishnu: A Marriage of Traditional Artefactual Analysis with Digital 3D Visualization Lecture Notes In Computer Science, Springer-Verlag 2008, no. 4820, pp. 73-87