Museo del Mar en 3D: Digitalización biológica en la Universidad del Mar

The scanning and 3D modeling of biological specimens enables the documentation, conservation, and dissemination of natural heritage without compromising the integrity of the samples. In this study, a digitization process of scientific collections was implemented at the Universidad del Mar, Puerto Ángel campus, using structured scanning technology and specialized software to generate three-dimensional models of mollusks, echinoderms, fish, and sea turtles. These models were published on the Sketchfab platform, providing open access to stu- dents and researchers. The Sankey analysis applied to the surveys conducted indicates a positive evaluation of the digitized biological collection, highlighting its accessibility, level of detail, and ease of navigation as key factors for its usefulness in education and research. The results demonstrate the potential of 3D digitization for the teaching and preservation of biological specimens.

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Ciencia y mar
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2025-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.59673/cym.v29i86.2
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Technology in Education and Healthcare
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Abstract

The scanning and 3D modeling of biological specimens enables the documentation, conservation, and dissemination of natural heritage without compromising the integrity of the samples. In this study, a digitization process of scientific collections was implemented at the Universidad del Mar, Puerto Ángel campus, using structured scanning technology and specialized software to generate three-dimensional models of mollusks, echinoderms, fish, and sea turtles. These models were published on the Sketchfab platform, providing open access to stu- dents and researchers. The Sankey analysis applied to the surveys conducted indicates a positive evaluation of the digitized biological collection, highlighting its accessibility, level of detail, and ease of navigation as key factors for its usefulness in education and research. The results demonstrate the potential of 3D digitization for the teaching and preservation of biological specimens.

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Openalex Percentile: Top 87%
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