Saving Collective Visual History (an event organised by Photoconsortium): Valentina Bachi (Photoconsortium), John Balean (TopFoto), Erik Buelinckx (KIK-IRPA), David Iglésias Franch (CRDI Ajuntament de Girona), Antonella Fresa (Promoter SRL) and Fred Truyen (KU Leuven)
How Complex is 3D Digitisation in Cultural Heritage?: Marinos Ioannides, Robert S. Davies, Francesco Ripanti, Douglas Pritchard (Cyprus University of Technology), Martin Schaich (ArcTron3D GmbH) and Petros Patias (University of Thessaloniki)
09:00 Registration (Zoom)
09:15 Welcome and introduction: Susan Fielding and Reina van der Wiel (Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales)
09:30 Remaking the Past: Zhirong Li and Changyu Diao (Cultural Heritage Research Institute, Zhejiang University)
10:00 The Future of History: Strengthening Public Histories through Digital Interventions: Chao Tayiana (African Digital Heritage)
10:30 Questions and Discussion
10:45 Tea break
Digital Heritage
11:00 The Virtual Pilgrim: Moshe Caine and Doron Altratz (Hadassah Academic College Jerusalem)
11:20 Truth, Ethics and Expressive Techniques: Making Digital Videos to Record and Interpret Archaeology and Cultural Heritage: Sarah Colley (University of Leicester)
11:40 Extended Reality, Inclusive History: Exploring Diverse Campus Histories with Extended Reality Technology: Paul Quigley, Jessica Taylor, Alex O’Dea, Kenny Barnes and Emily Humes (Virginia Tech):
12:00 Questions and Discussion
Digital Data
11:00 Archaeology Near Me: Geographically Exploring Grey-literature Report Collections: Nicholas Pitt (University of New South Wales)
11:20 Archif Ddarlledu Genedlaethol [The National Broadcast Archive]: Einion Gruffudd (National Library of Wales) – in Welsh with simultaneous translation
11:40 Biases in Digital Technologies: Gendered Identities in Museum Data: Victoria Guzman (Observatorio Políticas Culturales)
12:00 Questions and Discussion
12:15 Lunch break
13:00 Drones, Boats, Lasers and Ropes. Studying the Past, Present and Near Future Impacts of Climate Change on Coastal Heritage Sites and Landscapes in Wales and Ireland: Louise Barker and Kieran Craven (CHERISH)
13:30 Coming in from the Cold: Democratising Community Engagement and Collections Development through Digital Skill-sharing: Drew Ellery (The Ahmed Iqbal Ullah RACE Centre and Education Trust)
14:00 Heritage on the Edge: The Role of Heritage in Increasing Global Climate Ambition and Action: Will Megarry (Queen’s University Belfast; ICOMOS Climate Change and Cultural Heritage Working Group)
14:30 Questions and Discussion
14:45 Tea break
Digital Heritage
15:00 wAVE Immersive Experiences in Museums: Amy Shakespeare (Cornwall Museums Partnership)
15:20 Accessing the Past through Virtual Reality: First World War Landscapes: Todd Ogle, David Hicks and Thomas Tucker (Virginia Tech)
15:40 Teaching Heritage to Artificial Intelligence through Storytelling: Davar Ardalan (IVOW – intelligent voices of wisdom)
16:00 Questions and Discussion
Digital Survey
15:00 An Affordable Automated 3D Surface Scanner: The Case of Canaletto’s ‘The Grand Canal, Ascension Day’: Xavier Aure (The University of West of England)
15:20 LiDAR Applications for Public Engagement, Landscape Research and Conservation in the Carneddau, Northern Snowdonia: Emily La Trobe-Bateman & Bob Johnston (Sheffield University) and John G Roberts (Snowdonia National Park Authority)
15:40 BIM Technologies and Urban Heritage in the City of Surat, India: Busisiwe Chikomborero (Chiko) Ncube Makore (University of Salford) and Lukman E. Mansuri (Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology Surat)
16:00 Questions and Discussion
16:15 Tea break
16:30 An Argument for Environmentally Sustainable Digital Preservation: Keith Pendergrass (Harvard Business School)
17:00 Expanding the Dimensions of Digitization: The Smithsonian Experience: Diane Zorich (Smithsonian Institution)
17:30 Questions and Discussion
17:45 Preview of the New Coflein Website: Tom Pert and David Thomas (Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales)
17:55 Close
Droning on: A Practical Introduction to Drones and Archaeology: Daniel Hunt (Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales), Rob Shaw (The Discovery Programme: Centre for Archaeology and Innovation Ireland) and James Barry (Geological Survey Ireland)
Designing Head-Worn AR Experiences for Cultural Heritage: Nicolas Gutkowski, Doug Bowman, Todd Ogle and Carlos Augusto Bautista Isaza (Virginia Tech)
The Indigenous Knowledge Graph (IKG): Davar Ardalan, Chamisa Edmo, Tracy Monteith, Kee Malesky and Nikki McLay (IVOW – intelligent voices of wisdom)
