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Interdisciplinary Conference on Digital Cultural Heritage Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, France, July 2-4, 2012 Program
Monday, July 2,
2012
from 12:00 Registration
of Participants
13:30 – 14:00 Opening
of the DCH2012 Conference
Horst
Kremers ( Berlin,
Germany)
Introduction:
Session 1 Fenella G.
France, Michael B. Toth (Washington D.C., U.S.A.) Spectral
Imaging and Digital Visualization of the Waldseemüller 1507 World Map Waldseemüller, spectral imaging,
scriptospatial, data integration, digital data Bernhard
Jenny (Corvallis OR, U.S.A.) Assessing
Geometric Deformation in Cartographic Heritage with MapAnalyst MapAnalyst, cartographic heritage,
distortion visualization, georectification, georeferencing. Alejandro
Marambio, Pilar
Garcia-Almirall (Barcelona,
Spain) 2D CAD
Documentation from a High Density Point Cloud Model: FABRA I COATS,
Barcelona Laser scanning, Heritage
documentation, registration, CAD
15:30
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16:00 Coffee Break
16:00
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17:30 Session 2 Monika Jarosch (Siegen, Germany) Using a
Hyper-Hull? - On the Acceptance of GIS or 3D City Modeling in Service
of
Digital Cultural Heritage! 2D GIS, 3D city model, 3D
geodata, 3D information system,
data standards, digital cultural heritage, hyper-hulls,
GIS-BIM-migration Manfred
Buchroithner, Christin
Petters, Biswajeet Pradhan (Dresden,
Germany) Three-Dimensional
Visualisation of the World-Class Prehistoric Site of the Niah Great
Cave,
Borneo, Malaysia Great Cave of Niah, Terrestrial
Laser Scanning, Three-Dimensional
Visualisation, Documentation of (Pre-) Historic Sites Karel
Jedlicka, Pavel Hájek, Karel
Bobek (Plzen, Czech Rep.) Geographic
passport of publicly open heritage site - Case study at the castle Kozel geographic passport, movable,
immovable, non-movable,
cultural heritage, geographic information system, geographic database
18:00 – 19:30 A Walk in
the Footsteps of Martin Waldseemüller
Tuesday,
July 3,
2012
Session 3 Harry van Vliet, Erik
Hekman (Utrecht, Netherlands) Flickr The
Commons: Geographical patterns in online user behaviour user-generated content, Flickr the
Commons, cultural heritage, location, social media Anita E.
Locher, Miquel Termens (Barcelona, Spain) Projects
and alternatives in digital spatial data preservation Geodata, spatial data, digital
preservation, versioning, GIS. Yvonne
Friese (Kiel, Germany) Save time
and money: Ingest the Data into the Digital Archive automatically Digital Archives; Techniques;
Financial Aspects; Submission Application; Personnel Cost; Ingest;
Automatic
Solutions; Automatic Tools; Droid; JHOVE, Rosetta; Normalisation;
Scalability
10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break
11:00 – 12:30 Session 4 Federica
Burini (Bergamo, Italy) Digital
mapping of tangible and intangible cultural heritage of Valcamonica
(Italy) cultural heritage, traditional
knowledge, digital mapping, participation Josue
Edgardo Tejeda Downtown
Detroit: Revitalization Ready? Lauren N.
Fraley (Savannah, GA, U.S.A.) The effect
of urbanization on the declining populations of submerged aquatic plant
species
within the Chesapeake Bay Chesapeake Bay, Anne Arundel County,
Maryland, Geographic Information System, ArcMap, Urbanization,
Submerged
Aquatic Plant Species, Habitat Loss
Lunch Break
Session 5 D. R.
Fraser Taylor (Ottawa, Canada) The
Nunaliit Cybercartographic Atlas Framework as a Tool for Collecting and
Preserving Indigenous Knowledge in Canada indigenous knowledge, volunteered
geographic information, Nunaliit
Cybercartographic Framework, Inuit, Anishinaabe, cybercartography, map
creators Bairma
Oshorova, Georg Barlukov,
Chingis Sunduev (Ulan-Ude,
Russia) GIS and
Database for Activities of Natives Ethnoses of Buryatia GIS, Database, Natives Ethnoses,
Baikal Region,
Ethnoecological Tourism, Social Development Michael Märker, Zara
Kanaeva, Volker Hochschild (Tübingen, Germany) ROAD - A
Portal and Platform for Research on Early Humans Early humans, WebGIS, Paleontology,
Archaeology, Environmental Data
t.b.a.
Wednesday, July 4,
2012
Session 6 Jozef Hernik (Cracow, Poland) Methodology
of Identification of the Rural Cultural Heritage Protection Based on
the
Information About Cultural Landscapes Collected in the Diachronic System Cultural Landscape, Rural Areas,
Poland Alexeenko
N., Dvornikov Y. (Moscow, Russia) Geoinformational
Mapping of Historical and Cultural Heritage of Northern Ural Northern Ural, Geoinformational
Mapping Pilar
Chias, Tomas Abad (Madrid, Spain) Landscape
and Cartography: Open Source Tools for the study of the Cultural
Heritage at a
territorial scale Cultural Heritage, Cartography,
Open Source, History of the
Territory, Landscape, CIPA, ICOMOS
Coffee Break
Session 7 Susan K.
Reilly (The Hague, Netherlands) Collaboration
for sustainability, reach and impact: the case of Europeana Libraries Research infrastructures,
collaboration, portal, digitisation Horst
Kremers (Berlin, Germany) Synergies
from Data Sciences in Digital Cultural Heritage - The Role of
Cartography
12:30 – 13:30 Panel
Discussion Experiences, demands, challenges,
innovative products, services, perspectives – participants of the
conference
compile ideas and discuss further action Program may be subject
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INTERCARTO18 was held in Smolensk (Russia) June 26-28, 2012 download full information:  Saint-Dié Declaration 2012 on Digital Cultural Heritage and Cartography DCH2012 Program Download DCH2012 Registration Download DCH2012 Call for Papers Download DCH2012 Abstract Template Download  DCH2012 Poster  save the date:  _______________________ Conference and Documentation in English language _______________________ Abstracts submission March 31, 2012 extended: April 9, 2012 Notification of acceprtance May 10, 2012 Program published May 15, 2012 _______________________ Martin Waldseemüller Map  in Wikipedia (de) in Wikipedia (en) a walk in St. Dié 3Sat Video "Der Kartograph" KNECHT Publ. _______________________ Horst Kremers CODATA-Germany P.O. Box 20 05 48 D- 13515 Berlin Germany
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