Day 1 Wednesday 10th
February
09.30 Registration: Tea and Coffee on arrival
KEYNOTE
SESSION 1 (Wedgewood Suite)
10.30 Welcome and Housekeeping
10.40 Opening
address: Linda Tomos (National Library of Wales)
Chair:
11.00 World Heritage in a Digital Age: Richard Hughes (ICOMOS-UK & ICORP)
11.30 Prototyping, Surveying, observation and Data: How evidence from users improves your services: Andrew Lewis (V&A)
12.00 High-Tech Drones and Immersive Displays –
Exploiting New Technologies for Digital Heritage: Professor Robert Stone (University of Birmingham)
12:30
LUNCH
13:30
SPLIT SESSION 1
Chair:
13:30 Walking through the Bronze Age: The value of
virtual reality environments for Museums: Lizzie Edwards (Samsung Digital
Discovery Centre, The British Museum
13:50
Quantifying
the Sublime: a real-time dynamic biometric approach to the appreciation of
landscape: Richard Marggraf Turley, Hywel Griffiths & Reyer Zwiggelaar
(Aberystwyth University)
14.10 The
Digital Mapping of Edinburgh's Literary Heritage: Professor James Loxley
(University of Edinburgh)
14:30 Discover your new favourite places: [Explore
churches]: Sarah Crossland (National
Churches Trust)
Digital survey: An
Integrated Approach (Menai Suite)
Chair: Scott
Lloyd
13:30 Digital
Saqqara: From bits of paper to bytes of data: Scott Williams (Cardiff
University)
13.50
Gigapixel
Photography: Louise Barker (RCAHMW)
14.10 Survey and Presentation of Tintagel: An Integrated Approach: Jon Bedford (Historic England)
14:30 Engaging
the community with digital archaeology at the Old Church of St. Nicholas, Uphill: Damien Campbell-Bell (Wessex Archaeology)
15:05 Q&A
15:15
TEA & COFFEE
UNCONFERENCE
SESSIONS (15 Minute slots bookable by any delegate on
the day) (Wedgewood Suite/Menai Suite/Isaiah
Suite)
15:45
16.00
16:15
16:30
17:00 (Wedgewood
Suite) The Cynefin Project: Einion Gruffudd (National Library of Wales)
19:00 Conference dinner for those paying to
attend (Wedgewood Suite)
Day 2 Thursday 11th February
9.15 WORKSHOPS
PLEASE
NOTE: Workshops will either consist of one 90 minute session (9.15 - 10.45), or
a 40 minute session run twice (9.15 – 9.55 and again 10.05 – 10.45). Please
choose either 1 x 90 minute session or 2 x 40 minute sessions to attend.
Peoples
Collection Wales: Helen Rowe (PCW/RCAHMW) & Berian Elias (NLW)
Gigapixel Photography: Louise Barker (RCAHMW)
Info-point: Neil
Rathbone (Webnebulus)
GIS:
Introduction to Geo-referencing: Jon Dollery (RCAHMW)
Cynefin:
Carys Evans (National Library of Wales)
10.45
TEA & COFFEE
11.15 SPLIT
SESSION 2
Digital survey: An Integrated
Approach (Wedgewood Suite)
Chair:
11.15 RCAHMW
Guidelines for Digital Archaeological Archives – A Sustainable Approach to
Digital Preservation: Gareth Edwards (RCAHMW)
11.35 Historic Building information
modelling (HBIM) of the Four Courts and Henrietta Street, Historical Classical
buildings in Dublin City: Maurice Murphy (Dublin Institute of Technology)
11.55 Recalibrating relationships: bringing cultural
heritage and people together in a changing Europe: Professor Neil Forbes (Coventry University)
12:15 Cijferboek
cultureel erfgoed: Survey and monitoring digital heritage in Flanders: Bart
de Nil (FARO: Flemish Interface for cultural heritage)
12.35 Questions &
discussion
Digital
Heritage Tourism (Menai Suite)
Chair:
11.15 Creating a Network of Places: Culture Beacons
for Heritage Tourism: Tom
Pert (Peoples Collection Wales)
11.35 Intangible Cultural Heritage: Donna
Mitchenson (Durham University)
11.55 Digital
interpretation: Good, bad, indifferent: Andrew Lloyd Hughes (TruTourism)
12:15 Pack
Your Imagination: Creative digital marketing: Kate Roberts (Cadw)
12:35 Questions & Discussion
13.00
LUNCH
14:00
KEYNOTE SESSION 2 (Wedgewood Suite)
Chair: David Thomas (RCAHMW)
14.00 Digital Marketing
Strategies for Heritage Tourism in Wales: Jon Monroe (Visit Wales)
14.30 Digital
Past, Present and Future: a Perspective from the Heritage Lottery Fund: Karen
Brookfield (Heritage Lottery Fund)
15.00 3D Cultural Heritage Data: Improving Access and Exploitation: Anthony Corns (The Discovery
Programme)
15:30 Questions and Discussion
16:00 Summing up and close
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