DIGITAL HERITAGE 2013



28 Oct. - 01 Nov. 2013


Marsella, Francia

 




Recientemente se ha informado sobre la celebración de un
macro-congreso, que tendrá lugar a finales de Octubre  en Marsella,
Digital Heritage, constituido como una federación de congresos internacionales
de nuestro ámbito disciplinario,  en el que nuestro congreso español Arqueológica 2.0 formará
parte, teniendo una participación activa en el programa organizativo y
científico.


 











En el  siguiente link podrá acceder a la información del mismo: 







The Congress covers heritage in all its forms, focusing around 5 heritage themes:



  •  Built Heritage (sites to cities, towns and cultural landscapes, ie World Heritage)

  • Culture & Traditions (Intangible Heritage)

  • Museums & Collections (movable objects and their museums, ie Movable Heritage)

  • Libraries & Archives (books to maps, manuscripts, …, ie Documentary Heritage)

  • Art & Creativity (digital / new media art to creative digital and online culture)




Whether you are a researcher or practitioner, a cultural or
digital professional, student or teacher, policy maker or vendor, we
invite you to participate.  Attend, submit a paper or poster, propose a
panel or workshop, prepare a video or exhibit, or bring your product
booth.



The Congress’ International Scientific Committee is seeking:

 


  • Technical & Application Papers

    Posters & Short Works
     

  • Panel, Workshop & Tutorial Proposals

    Videos for a public screening

    Functional Exhibits for a public exhibition of digital heritage works





Submissions are sought in the 6 Congress tracks spanning the challenges
and opportunities brought by digital technology to heritage:

Digitization track - Digital Documentation & Input

Analysis track -Digital Content Management & Analysis

Visualization track - Digital Presentation & Output

Projects track - Digital Heritage Solutions & Best Practices

Policy track - Digital Heritage Policy & Societal Issues

Preservation

 







Key deadlines:



  • June 9:
    Abstract
     (mandatory for all papers); Panel/Workshop/Tutorial proposals due (notification Jun 1)





  • June 16:
    Full Papers, Short Papers due (notification July 28)





  • July 28:
    Exhibits
     proposals due (notification Sept 1)





  • August 4:
    Opening of Early Registration






  • Sept 15:
    Final Camera Ready due for accepted works







Este congreso es único al unir los siguientes congresos en uno:



















Encompassing the leading scientific events in digital heritage:
VSMM2013 – 19th Int’l Conference on Virtual Systems and Multimedia
 GCH 2013 – 10th Eurographics Symposium on Graphics and Cultural Heritage
 MEMORY OF THE WORLD  – 2nd UNESCO Int’l Conf. on Memory of the World in the Digital Age















































plus two major public exhibitions:
ARCHEOVIRTUAL – 7th Exhibition on Virtual Archaeology and Museums
DAW – 7th Digital Art Week



















































Encompassing the leading scientific events in digital heritage:
ARQUEOLOGICA 2.0  – 5th Int’l Mtg. on Archaeology, Graphic Informatics, Cultural Heritage & Innovation
CIPA 2013 Special Workshop— ICOMOS/ ISPRS Heritage Documentation Workshop
CAA Fall Symposium – Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology
space2placeFROM SPACE TO PLACE

– Special Workshop on Remote Sensing in Archaeology
 ICOMOS Digital Interpretation Panel — ICOMOS Int’l Committee for Heritage Interpretation & Presentation
MUSEUM & TECHNOLOGY special session organised by V-MUST.NET





















as well as numerous European Project meetings:

EU PROJECTS special workshops ( V-MUST.NET, DARIAH, 3D-ICONS, Archeolandscapes , LinkedHeritage , ATHENA+)
































In cooperation with:
IEEE Computer Society
 EUROGRAPHICS - European Association for Computer Graphics
acm_4c_grad_posACM Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage









































Under the patronage of:
UNESCO Culture Sector and Communications & Information Sector
 French Ministry of Culture
 Région Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur







































And with the support of
 CNRS– French National Center for Scientific Research
 V-MUST.NET– EU Virtual Museum Transnational Network of Excellence



























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