fall 2024 - present
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Faculty
Marcy L. Koontz, Ph.D. - Associate Professor Kristin M. Maki, MFA - Assistant Professor Brian E. Taylor, MS - Senior Instructor & Interim Chair |
Undergraduate Research Assistants
Ali Byron - Fall/Spring 2024-2025 Anna 'Wings' Liebbe - Fall 2024 |
Research
- Koontz, M.L. (2025, February 25-27). Measuring Historical Color Data with a Mobile Spectrophotometer: An Analysis of Two 1925 Real Silk Costume Color Harmony Charts [paper presentation]. Nineteenth International Conference on Design Principles and Practices, LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore.
- Maki, K.M. (2025, February 25-27). Integrating 3D Modeling Applications into Interior Design Education: A Curriculum Enhancement Approach [paper presentation]. Nineteenth International Conference on Design Principles and Practices, LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore.
- Taylor, B.E. (2025, February 25-27). Advancing Fashion Design Education With AI: Scaffolding Learning and Enhancing Curriculum Integration [paper presentation]. Nineteenth International Conference on Design Principles and Practices, LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore.
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Digitization in fashion collections is the comprehensive process of transforming physical fashion objects and their associated data into digital assets, aiming to preserve, document, and democratize access to fashion heritage. This process is increasingly augmented by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and technologies like color spectrophotometry.
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Key Components of Digitization
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Digital Preservation
3D Modeling
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Color Spectrophotometry
Enhanced Accessibility
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Detailed Documentation
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AI Implementation in Digitization
AI revolutionizes how fashion collections approach digitization, adding layers of efficiency and insight:
AI revolutionizes how fashion collections approach digitization, adding layers of efficiency and insight:
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Image, 3D Model, and Color Data Analysis
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Metadata Generation
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Virtual Experiences
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Data Analysis and Research
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Improved Search Capabilities
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