El pasado día 10 de mayo miembros del los grupos de investigación GESYP y GIPC de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) presentaron en la localidad de Atauta el proyecto sobre digitalización del BIC Conjunto Etnológico de Bodegas El Plantío de Atauta. El acto contó con la presencia del alcalde pedáneo Adolfo Tomás y con el jefe del Servicio Territorial de Cultura y Turismo de la Junta de Castilla y León en Soria Carlos de la Casa, además de los vecinos que tuvieron a bien participar en dicho evento. El proyecto titulado: DOCUMENTACIÓN MÉTRICA DE ALTA PRECISIÓN (EN 3D) Y VIRTUALIZACIÓN DEL BIEN DE INTERÉS CULTURAL – CONJUNTO ETNOLÓGICO DE BODEGAS “EL PLANTÍO” -ATAUTA- (SORIA). Se puede ver y consultar en: https://gigesypupm.com/
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