I  am  an engineer working with 360 panoramas since 1999, with over 30 delivered projects. In particular I have stitched together panoramic views of Warsaw, Stockholm and Paris using old panoramicaly taken photo series and made contemporary panos from the very places.  I have also digitized and transcripted some old polish manuscripts in Swedish and Russian collections.

www.aubg.edu
AUBG is a private American-style liberal arts university located in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria. The University has assumed a unique and critical educational role in the dynamic region of Southeastern Europe through its emphasis on preparing students for leadership, community involvement, careers, and advanced study. The liberal arts education encourages students to develop critical thinking and creative problem solving. AUBG is accredited both in the US and in Bulgaria, and academic credits are fully transferable in Europe and in the United States. 

AUBG students are energetic, enthusiastic, and highly intelligent. The multicultural student body includes 40 nationalities. Diversity is honored, inclusiveness is nurtured, and academic excellence is always the intellectual goal. Courses are taught by a high-quality, international faculty experienced in teaching in a multicultural, learner-centered environment. The interactive teaching found at AUBG fosters the development of intellectual reflection, effective communication, personal initiative, individual self-expression, and civic responsibility.

Many AUBG graduates continue their education at prestigious universities in the United States and Europe. Others have already made an important mark in the private and public sectors in the region. Educated in the spirit of the liberal arts tradition, AUBG graduates become competent professionals with a broad and integrated vision of contemporary society that enhances their capacity as citizens and primes them for ethical leadership in the service of their countries and the world.   

The African Conservation Trust has been using a range of spatial documentation technologies to document South Africa's rich cultural heritage sites. From ancient San rock art paintings to historical battlefields, these tools are being used to create a permanent record of sites and to encourage tourism and education through new interactive digital displays.