Schedule

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KEY NOTE SPEECHES

Franc SOLINA, Slovenia: The use of pictorial information in cultural heritage beyond visualisation
Lior WOLF, Israel: Four deep learning approaches for overcoming domain shift in Cultural Heritage

CHNT SESSIONS

Heritage-BIM between Survey, Planning and Management
Chairs: Claudiu SILVESTRU, Austria | Piotr KUROCZYNSKI, Germany

Andrea ADAMI | Nazarena BRUNO | Olga ROSIGNOLI | Barbara SCALA, Italy: HBIM for planned conservation: a new approach to information management
Damien CAMPBELL-BELL, UK: BIM and Commercial Archaeology: A Critical Perspective
Lorenzo CECCON. Italy: A New Perspective on Heritage and Multi-dimensional Representation with H-BIM
Gabriele FARRE | Emilia VALLETTA | Zarif EZDEŞIR, Italy: Heritage-BIM between Survey, Planning and Management Making the walls telling their story: a low cost interactive proposal for the Castle of Girne, North Cyprus
Piotr KUROCZYŃSKI | Julia BRANDT | Karolina JARA, Germany: New Synagogue as HBIM – Merging historical information with BIM-conform models
David ZELL | Amir FREUNDLICH | Iosi BORDOWICZ, Israel: Photogrammetric Modelling and digital Reconstruction of the ancient synagogue in the National Park of Baram

Images of the past – challenges of computer generated image-based representation of cultural heritage
Chairs: Krzysztof KOSZEWSKI, Poland | Fabrizio Ivan APOLLONIO, Italy | Piotr KUROCZYŃSKI, Germany

Robert Peter BARRATT, UK: Defining a 3D methodology in archaeology: the issue with alternative models
Christiane CLADOS, Germany: Cultural Heritage and 3D Characters
Laura FARRONI | Matteo Flavio MANCINI | Silvia RINALDUZZI, Italy: Deferred executions: digital transcriptions of unbuilt architectural projects
Marc GRELLERT | Fabrizio Ivan APOLLONIO | Bob MARTENS | Nobert NUßBAUM | Mieke PFARR-HARFST, Germany: Working Experiences with the Reconstruction Argumentation Method (RAM) Scientific Documentation for Virtual Reconstructions – www.sciedoc.org
Dominik LENGYEL | Catherine TOULOUSE, Germany: Interactive Virtual Reality for a grasping understanding of an architectonic concept
Małgorzata MARKIEWICZ | Aneta BUCHNER, Poland: 3D images as a source for analysis and interpretation of data obtained during archaeological research
Dimitrij MLEKUŽ, Slovenia: Power of Images: Archaeological Visualizations in the Knowledge Production
Jiri UNGER, Czech Republic: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly – What is the Confidence Level of 3D Virtual Reconstructions in Archaeology?
Vladan ZDRAVKOVIC, Serbia: Developing and maintaining of the long-term 3D Visualization Projects – Caričin Grad – Justiniana Prima
Denis ZHEREBYATYEV | Svetlana BORISOVA | Sergei KARTASHOV | Ivan TRISHIN | Danila DRIGA | Maxim MIRONENKO, Russia: Cultural heritage preservation of pre-Mongol Rus: reconstruction of lost stories white-stoned carved reliefs of the St. George’s Cathedral of the XIII century

3D Documentation in Underwater Archaeology: Photogrammetry, Georeferencing, Monitoring, and Surveying
Chairs: Marco BLOCK-BERLITZ, Germany | Luca BEZZI, Italy

Marco BLOCK-BERLITZ | Benjamin GEHMLICH | Michael BOMMHARDT | Niklaas GÖRSCH | Hilmar BOCHMANN | Alexander HAFERLAND | Ketill GUNNARSSON, Germany | Carmen LÖW | Cyril DWORSKY, Austria: Using Aerial Documentation for Underwater Georeferencing at UNESCO Pile Dwellings “See am Mondsee” in Austria
Michaela REINFELD | Bernhard FRITSCH, Germany: On land, under water and in the air – new research at the villa maritima at the Cape of Sorrento, Italy
Helena SEIDL DA FONSECA | Henrik POHL | Ronny WEßLING, Austria: Back to the archaeology: benefits, challenges and limitations of computer vision for the interpretation process of excavated pile dwelling sites
Helena SEIDL DA FONSECA | Julia KLAMMER, Austria: (C)old case (pro)files – A GIS-based 3D evaluation method for documentation of past and modern data
Immo TRINKS | Mario WALLNER | Klaus LÖCKER | Jutta LESKOVAR | Timothy TAYLOR | Wolfgang NEUBAUER, Austria: Efficient underwater archaeological prospection using high-resolution multibeam sonar and sub-bottom profiler measurements

Ways to visualise time in archaeology and cultural heritage
Chairs: Michael DONEUS | Geert VERHOEVEN, Austria

Michael DONEUS, Austria: Deriving chronology from airborne laser scanning data
Matthias KUCERA, Austria: Archaeological space – concepts of space and time in archaeology
Vincent MOM | Joachim SCHULTZE | Sigrid WROBEL | Dieter ECKSTEIN, The Netherlands: Visualizing the development of the harbour of Hedeby
Erik SCHMITZ, The Netherlands: Time Markers. Years on gable stones and tombstones in pre-modern Amsterdam
Santiago VILLAJOS; Spain: A multiscalar relational approach to Early Modern Architecture: Francisco de Luna and Andrés de Vandelvira in Uclés or the admonition of the sailed dome in Spain
Gabriel WURZER | Christoph HOFFMANN | Elmar SCHMIDINGER | Herbert WITTINE | Richard KURDIOVSKY | Julia FORSTER | Andreas VOIGT, Austria: Lessons learned from building a time-attributed partonomy for the 4D-visualization of the Vienna Hofburg
Georg ZOTTI | Florian SCHAUKOWITSCH | Michael WIMMER, Austria: Changing Sceneries under Changing Skies: Virtual Archaeoastronomy with Stellarium

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) as Platforms of Method and Theory
Chairs: Benjamin DUCKE | Irmela HERZOG, Germany

Irmela HERZOG | Lothar WELLER, Germany: Towards identifying the course of a route mentioned in 1065
Menne KOSIAN | Rowin VAN LANEN, The Netherlands: The importance of history for climate adaptation; Confronting modern spatial problems by overcoming historical-limitations of traditional GIS modelling
Lucia MARSICANO | Domenica DININNO | Fabio REMONDINO, Italy: Entertainment buildings during the roman empire: where, when, why
Catherine PORTER | Keith LILLEY | Christopher LLOYD | Siobhan MCDERMOTT | Rebecca MILLIGAN, UK: Digging into early cartography – the digital analysis of sixteenth century maps of Great Britain and Ireland
Reza SHARIFI, Germany | Somaye FAZELI | Alireza IBRAHIMI, Afghanistan: Spatial Data Infrastructure for Urban Heritage Conservation in Afghanistan, the case study of the Herat Old City
Bence VÁGVÖLGYI | Gábor SERLEGI; Hungary: Mapping earth forts from every angle: results of the combination of multiple non-destructive survey methods in a GIS framework
Rowin VAN LANEN, The Netherlands: Mapping monumental churches. The challenge of applying GIS on the religious landscape of the Netherlands

Visualising Controversial Heritage
Chairs: Willem BEEX, The Netherlands | Giorgio VERDIANI, Italy | Benno RIDDERHOF, The Netherlands

Jaap Evert ABRAHAMSE | Menne KOSIAN | Rowin van LANEN, The Netherlands: The Lure of the Golden Republic. Non-colonial Dutch heritage in South Africa
Bogdan BOBOWSKI, Poland: Gebirgsbauden forgotten community of religious refugees from the Thirty Years’ War in the Karkonosze (Giant Mountains)
Bogdan BOBOWSKi, Poland: A settlement turned into a wilderness – how the Polish People’s Army abolished the mountainous village Groß Iser
Radosveta KIROVA, Bulgaria: Augmented Reality Revival of the Monument 1300 Bulgaria in Sofia
Teodora KONACH, Poland: Mapping Communities’ Heritage – Community-Based Intangible Cultural Heritage Visualization and Cities with Disrupted Cultural Continuity
Elisa MIHO | Kristiana KUMI | Julia DEMIRAJ, Albania: The decommunization of the “Pyramid” in Tirana, the mausoleum of Enver Hoxha
Wolfgang NEUBAUER | Nikolaus STUDNICKA | Mario WALLNER | Hannes SCHIEL | Klaus LÖCKER | Ralf TOTSCHNIG, Austria: Rosenburg – Rapid state-of-the-art 3D documentation and mapping of a mediaeval castle using TLS, ULS and GPR
Benno RIDDERHOF, The Netherlands: Beyond good and evil; why some controversial heritage always survives. The case of George Armstrong Custer
Benno RIDDERHOF, The Netherlands: “I’ll make you an offer you can’t refuse” …. “I lost a son you lost a son” Lepidus’s survival a case for database research into Family politics and power during the second Triumvirate and the early Principate
Benno RIDDERHOF, The Netherlands | Giorgio VERDIANI, Italy | Willem BEEX,The Netherlands: The Good, The Bad and the Sexy; An Introduction into Controversial Heritage
Maria Ines SCIOLLA, Argentinia: La Candelaria, the Jesuit farming state: technological resources for its understanding within the World Heritage Site
Mattia SULLINI, Italy: Modern iconoclasms and idolatries; 3D reconstruction as a chance to circumvent the impasse. The Ciano Mausoleum
Davide TANASI | Michael DECKER | Kaitlyn KINGSLAND | Rebekah MCLAUGHLIN, USA: 3D Digitizing John Ringling’s Wisconsin Train Car at the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, Florida

Visual Experience of the Past” – Multiple ways to visualize Cultural Heritage for the General Public
Chairs: Giorgio VERDIANI, Italy | Willem BEEX, The Netherlands

Andrea ASCHAUER | Jürgen HAGLER | Jeremiah DIEPHUIS | Michael LANKES, Austria: The Virtual House of Medusa: Playfully Collaborative Virtual Archaeology in a Museum Context
Frederick BAKER, UK: Klimt’s Magic Garden
Cristiana BARANDONI, USA: Mann-In-Colours. The first Italian database on polychromy of ancient sculptures
Monica BERCIGLI, Italy: Masada, the desert fortress. Discovering the archaeological site by gaming
Marco CALLIERI | Rachele MANGANELLI DEL FÀ | Andrea ARRIGHETTI | Giovanni MINUTOLI | Giovanni PANCANI, Italy: Different paradigms for different spaces: showing the Montagnola Tomb inside & out
Alessia D’ANGELO | Luca GUGLIERMETTI | Oliviero ELETTI | Barbara De LIETO | Franco GUGLIERMETTI | Luciano RICCIARDI, Italy: Crowdsourcing and photogrammetry as alternative tool to visualize cultural heritage
Marleen DE KRAMER | Christopher MORSE | Sam MERSCH, Luxembourg: What’s In A Name: Gamifying the Intangible History of Larochette, Luxembourg
Zdravko DIMITROV | Miglena RAYKOVSKA | Emil MICHOV, Bulgaria: Virtual reality for rescue excavations: preserve the non-preservable. The example of the Roman villa rustica near Blagoevgrad
Doris EBENSCHWANGER | Daniel ISEMANN | Sander MÜNSTER, Germany: Perception of Historical Buildings in Virtual Reality and Good Old Fashioned Reality – A Comparative Study
Eleonora GANDOLFI | Graeme EARL | Grant COX, UK: Digital Open Scholarships in Heritage: how archaeological data can be reused to engage digital audiences
Arie KAI-BROWNE | Thomas BREMER | Kay KOHLMEYER | Julia GONNELLA | Sebastian PLESCH | Susanne BRANDHORST | Jona SCHLEGEL, Germany: Spatial Contextualization of Cultural Heritage – the Cupola of the Torres de las Damas on the Alhambra
Christoph LOBINGER, Germany: The international project VirtualArch: visualization and presentation of hidden archaeological heritage across Central Europe
Matthew NICHOLLS, UK: Virtual Rome: large-scale public responses to digital 3D cultural heritage in a MOOC
Giovanni VERRESCHI | Antonio NOVELLINO | Davide PANTILE, Italy: Exploracity: an innovative platform offering new services for the enhancement of Tourism and Cultural Heritage
Adele MAGNELLI | Stefania BANDINI | Matteo VENTRELLA, Italy: Casanova Museum and Experience: how to integrate History with Virtual Reality in order to relive the past
Eva PIETRONI | Alfonsina PAGANO | Enzo D’ANNIBALE, Italy: The use of holographic showcases inside the museum’s context. Towards an advanced museology creating a dramaturgy around the exhibited objets
Veronika POLLOCZEK | Mihailo POPOVIC, Austria: The Digital Tabula Imperii Byzantini (Dig-TIB) as Contribution to the World’s Cultural Heritage
Ylenia RICCI | Giorgio VERDIANI | Andrea PASQUALI, Italy: A petrified petrifying eyesight: a story for the MEDUSA’S HEADS from Istanbul, Turkey
Hugo A. SAMPAIO | João RIBEIRO | Ana M.S. BETTENCOURT | Manel SANTOS-ESTÉVEZ, Portugal: Rescuing ancient carved memories: applying new technologies to rock art recording on the Northwest of Iberian Peninsula
Martin SCHAICH | Tuna CAPAR, Germany: The Mycenaean site of Tiryns in 3D. High-resolution photogrammetry with Action-Camera on 6m rod and subsequent data fusion using 3D laser scans
Konstantina SIOUNTRI | Dimitrios D. VERGADOs | Emmanouil SKONDRAS |Christos-Nikolaos ANAGNOSTOPOULOS, Greece: The use of augmented reality (AR) in the case of buried monuments
Konstantina SIOUNTRi | Dimitrios D. VERGADOS | Emmanouil SKONDRAS | Christos-Nikolaos ANAGNOSTOPOULOS, Greece: The revival of buried monuments through Augmented Reality (AR)
Gilbert SOETERS, The Netherlands: Grandeur on the Market Square of Maastricht
Davide TANASI | Stephan HASSAM, USA: Learning through objects: 3D Digital Imaging and 3D Printing for public outreach in archaeology
Patricia WEEKS | Erik DOBAT | Christof FLÜGEL | Markus GSCHWIND | Carsten HERMANN | Al RAWLINSON | Sandra WALKSHOFER | Lyn WILSON, UK: Advanced Limes Applications: Lessons in audience engagement and technology

Digital versus Analogue – Challenges and Benefits in Archaeological Reconstructions and Presentations in Exhibitions
Chairs: Carmen LÖW | Karina GRÖMER, Austria

Karina GRÖMER | Anton KERN | Andreas KROH, Austria: Critical assessment of media in the permanent exhibition of the Natural History Museum Vienna: Prehistory and Palaeontology
~~Sebastian HAGENEUER, Germany: VR for the masses – Different applications for the virtualisation of the burial chamber in Cologne-Weiden~~
Gernot HAUSAR, Austria: Digital first? Saving Digital Worlds, Artefacts and Inhabitants
Carmen LÖW, Austria: UNESCO Pile Dwellings around the Alps – Cultural mediation between affirmation and deconstruction
Elisabeth MONAMY, Digital : analogue. The dilemma
Üftade MUŞKARA, Turkey: Industrial Heritage and Augmented Reality Applications
María-Eugenia POLO | Mª DE LOS REYES DE SOTO | Guadalupe DURÁN-DOMÍNGUEZ | Carlos J. MORÁN, Spain: Proposal of virtual documentation and dissemination of the information of the archaeological object

The Employment of Mobile Applications for Survey, Documentation and Information
Chair: Claudiu SILVESTRU, Austria

Gabriele GATTIGLIA | Francesca ANICHINI | Michael REMMY | Holly WRIGHT | Massimo ZALLOCCO, Italy: A mobile app for the automatic recognition of archaeological potsherds: the ArchAIDE project
Marco MONTANARI | Lucia MARSICANO, Italy: CHContext – easing the creation of GIS readers
Claudiu SILVESTRU, Austria: CultApp – Apps for Mobile Devices for the Interpretation of Cultural Heritage Sites in Vienna
Gabriel WURZER | Hans RESCHREITER | Fiona POPPENWIMMER; Austria | Jiri UNGER, Czech Republic | Christoph LOBINGER | Christiane HEMKER, Germany: Producing location-based heritage apps using only a ZIP file

Locative media and heritage engagement in pre-modern urban Environments
Chairs: Fabrizio NEVOLA | Cristina MOSCONI, UK

Georgios ARTOPOULOS, Cyprus | Constantinos MILTIADIS, Greece: The visual imaginary of intangible cultural heritage: accessing the palimpsest of Nicosia through audio-enabled routes
Alex BUTTERWORTH, UK: The time traveller’s apprentice: conjuring context from the actor networks of the urban past
Eslam NOFAL | Wouter BRUIJNINCKX | Andrew VANDE MOERE, Belgium: Communicating the Historical and Architectural Context of Heritage Environments Using Augmented Reality
Ana PLOSNIĆ ŠKARIĆ | Natko KATIČIĆ, Croatia: An Example of Map Searchable Database: Dubrovnik City Councils’ Deliberations 1400-1450
~~Steve POOLE, UK: “This is not an audio guide”: countering audience passivity with locative technologies~~
Alexander SCHATEK, Austria: Topothek – Citizen Scientists Collection
Gerhard SINDELAR, Austria: Effects of technology and marketing on app concepts for cultural heritage organisations

From analogue death to digital re-birth – reconstructing written heritage
Chair: Katharina KASKA, Austria

Andreas BLÄCKER, Germany: New multispectral scanning method for Drawings, Paintings and Manuscripts
Simon BRENNER | Bernadette FRÜHMANN | Willi VETTER | Federica CAPPA | Manfred SCHREINER | Heinz MIKLAS | Robert SABLATNIG, Austria: Towards a unified Database for Multispectral Images and Spectroscopic Material Analysis of Manuscripts
Ivana DOBCHEVA | Veronika WÖBER, Austria: Reconstructing the Fragmented Library of Mondsee Abbey
William DUBA, Switzerland: Digital Humanities meets Visual Heritage: the Birth of Fragmentology
Roger EASTON | Chet VAN DUZER | Kevin SACCA, USA: Processing methods to recover text information from multispectral imagery of the world map by Henricus Martellus (c. 1491)
Leif GLASER | Ivan SHEVCHUK | Daniel DECKERS | Martin TOLKIEHN | Ira RABIN | Oliver HAHN, Germany: Improving Iron Gall Ink X-ray Flourescence element mapping
Jana GRUSKOVÁ, Austria: 15 years of digital recovery of the Vienna Greek palimpsests
Keith KNOX, USA: Recovery of Lost Text: What the Scholars and Scientists Learn from Collaboration
Michael PHELPS | Damianos KASOTAKIS, USA: The Sinai Palimpsests Project: recovering texts erased 1,000 years ago through the systematic application of non-destructive spectral imaging techniques
Ira RABIN | Oliver HAHN, Germany: Why do we need to study inks?
Claudia RÖMER, Austria: Determining the origin of some marginal notes of ms. ÖNB H.O. 42a through ink analysis
Manfred SCHREINER | Bernadette FRÜHMANN | Wikfried VETTER | Federica CAPPA, Austria: The Visualization of Under-texts and Under-paintings in Written Heritage by Their Chemical Compositions
Ivan SHEVCHUK | Christian BROCKMANN, Germany: Resurrecting Lost and Erased Writing with Multispectral Imaging

What to do with all the 3D data? Analyzing, Interpreting, Saving, Recycling
Chairs: Vera MOITINHO DE ALMEIDA, Austria | Dirk RIEKE-ZAPP, Germany

Francesco GABELLONE | M. CHIFFI | M. DECKER | D. TANASI, Italy: Integrated survey technologies for the conservation and dissemination of the Roman mosaics of Piazza Armerina (Sicily)
Vera MOITINHO DE ALMEIDA, Austria | Dirk RIEKE-ZAPP, Germany: Brief notes on 3D Accuracy, Precision, Resolution, and Uncertainty
Erica NOCERINO, France |Dirk RIEKE-ZAPP, Germany | Vera MOITINHO | Elisabeth TRINKL, Austria: Mapping vis and UVL imagery on 3D geometry
Markus PÖCHTRAGER | Georg HOCHREINER, Austria: Numerical visualization of points from laser scanning in terms of the structural behavior of historical timber structures pressed for time
Alvaro SANCHEZ CORROCHANO | Enrique MARTINEZ SIERRA | Natalia GONZALEZ PERICOT, Spain: The “Salón de Reinos” of the Prado Museum analysed through photogrammetry and 3D laser scanner for a detailed survey previous to intervention
Gunnar SIEDLER | Sebastian VETTER, Germany: Methods for 3D-documentation of mural paintings
Konstantina SIOUNTRI, Greece: The three-dimensional digital representation of South Stoa (Portico) and Agonotheion mosaic in Ancient Corinth, Greece
Ruth TENSCHERT | Max RAHRIG | Rainer DREWELLO | Sebastian KEMPGEN, Germany: Scratches? Scribbles? Scripture! Revealing the unseen – 3D scanning of Glagolitic graffiti of the 10th century at Saint Naum
Elisabeth TRINKL, Austria | Dirk RIEKE-ZAPP, Germany: Face to face and beyond

Archaeology and Cultural Heritage in Conflict Areas
Chairs: Benjamin DUCKE, Germany | Ann DEGRAEVE, Belgium

Eiman ELGEWELY, Egypt: Arab Heritage in the Face of Extremism and War: A Survey of Potential Digital Solutions and Case Studies
Silvia FLORINDI | Luca BACHECHI | Anna REVEDIN, Italy: The fragility of the sign. African rock art in the archives of the Italian Institute of Prehistory and Protohistory
Damien HELLY, Belgium: Scenarios configurations for the EU as an international cultural heritage protection actor
Youssef KANJOU, Germany: The effect of army conflict on The world heritage site of Aleppo, Syria
Sofia MENCONERO | Angelo BARILI | Giovanni BOSCHIAN | Marco CHERIN | Elgidius B. ICHUMBAKI | Dawid A. IURINO | Fidelis T. MASAO | Jacopo MOGGI CECCHI | Giorgio MANZI, Italy: 3D survey in extreme environment: the case study of Laetoli hominin footprints in Tanzania
Josephine SCHOENEBERG | Holger HITGEN, Germany: Documentation – Observation – Evaluation. Ancient Yemen Digital Atlas (AYDA). A WebGIS based monument information system

PhD/Master session 2018
Chairs: Martina POLIG, Cyprus

Leticia CRESPILLO MARÍ, Spain:New didactic strategies: 3D modeling and Virtual Reality as a cataloguing alternative of light environments and their application in museums and Art History classrooms
Yannick DE RAAFF | Theo VERLAAN | Sofia VOUTSAKI | Gary NOBLES, The Netherlands: Destruction, Construction and reconstruction: the Built Chamber Tomb of the North Cemetery at Ayios Vasilios, Lakonia
H. Kübra GÜR DÜZGÜN | Bedel EMRE, Turkey: Stratification in urban archeology: Marmaray Project Sirkeci Station Rescue Excavations
David Frederik HÖLSCHER, Germany: Communicating current research content through multimedia learning environments. Insights into a joint university and Leibniz Gemeinschaft research project from Kiel
Naoki MORI | Tokihisa HIGO | Kaoru SUEMORI | Hiroshi SUITA | Yoshihiro YASUMURO, Japan: Visualization of the Past-to-Recent Changes in Archaeological Heritage based on 3D Digitization
Jasmin SCHEIFINGER | Barbara RANKL | Iulian GANCIU, Austria: The archaeological, conservation and heritage story of Ephesos. An interdisciplinary approach
Martin TEICHMANN, Germany: Quantitative Analyses of Roman Settlement Patterns in Southern Latium
Rolando VOLZONE | Federico CIOLI | Matteo BIGONGIARI, Italy: The church of St. George in the Kyrenia castle in North Cyprus, bringing out the shape of architecture

App – Session
Organizer: Günther WEINLINGER | Michael KLEIN, Austria

John FILLWALK, USA: Virtual Companion
Emily FLETCHER, USA: Mapp
Marion GROßMANN | Konstantin HÖBART, Austria: AR + VR = XR
Peter GRUNDMANN, Austria: Hearonymus – your personal audioguide
Sandra L. LÓPEZ VARELA, Mexico: Mexico Alternativo/Alternative Mexico
Maria Cristina MANZETTI | Nikos PAPADOPOULOS, Greece: Experiencing an ancient performance in a Roman Theatre
Javier ORDOÑO |Iker ORDOÑO | Arantxa SATRÚSTEGUi | Gonzalo ÁLAVA, Spain: Arkikus – Santa Catalina de Badaia Monastery: a Virtual Reconstruction

EG GCH Sessions

Eurographics GCH Session 1

Eurographics GCH Session 2

Eurographics GCH Session 3

Eurographics GCH Session 4

Jean-Baptiste BARREAU:Granitic recumbent statue reproduction by a seven axes robotic milling machine
Simon BRENNER | Sebastian ZAMBANINI | Robert SABLATNIG: An Investigation of Optimal Light Source Setups for Photometric Stereo Reconstruction of Historical Coins
Jonas BRUSCHKE | Florian NIEBLING | Markus WACKER: Visualization of Orientations of Spatial Historical Photographs
David JOHN: Using immersive Virtual Reality to engage the public with Cultural Heritage
Florian LARDEUX | Sylvain MARCHAND | Petra GOMEZ-KRÄMER: Multi-Light Energy Map
Florian NIEBLING | Jonas BRUSCHKE | Marc Erich LATOSCHIK: Browsing Spatial Photography for Dissemination of Cultural Heritage Research Results using Augmented Models
Jiao PAN | Liang LI | Hiroshi YAMAGUCHI | Kyoko HASEGAWA | Thufail I FADJAR | Bra MANTARA | Satoshi TANAKA: 3D Reconstruction and Transparent Visualization of Indonesian Cultural Heritage from a Single Image
Marco POTENZIANI | Marco CALLIERI | Roberto SCOPIGNO:Developing and maintaining a Web 3D viewer for the CH community: an evaluation of the 3DHOP Framework
Karina RODRIGUEZ ECHAVARRIA: Participatory co-creation of public sculpture incorporating 3D digital technologies
Karina RODRIGUEZ ECHAVARRIA | Ran SONG | Paul ROSIN | Yu-Kun LAI: Digitisation and Visual Analysis of Large Scale Monuments: the Case of the Trajan Column Cast

ROUND TABLES

Advances in Image-based 3D Reconstruction and Modelling (SfM/MVS)
Chairs: Benjamin DUCKE, Germany | Giorgio VERDIANI

Marco BLOCK-BERLITZ | Christina FRANKEN | Hendrik ROHLAND | Alexander HAFERLAND | Benjamin GEHMLICH | Niklaas GÖRSCH | Hilmar BOCHMANN, Germany: Documenting more than 8000 ha in Mongolia in ten days using low-cost drones
Alessandro CAMIZ | Zarif EZDEŞIR | Monica BERCIGLI, Italy: UAV photogrammetry of large fortifications with low cost tools a Cyprus experience
Paolo FORMAGLINI | Filippo GIANSANTI | Stéphane GIRAUDEAU | Alessandro GIACOMELLI, Italy: Five years of experiences of the Architectural Photographic Laboratory (LFA) in Florence, Italy
Fanet GÖTTLICH, Germany: New Insights on fast 3D – pottery in field documentation
Henry-Louis GUILLAUME | Arnaud SCHENKEL, Belgium: Photogrammetry of cast collection, technical and analytical methodology of a digital rebirth
Sofia MENCONERO | Martina ATTENNI | Marika GRIFFO | Almira KHAFIZOVA, Italy: A workflow for fast 3D documentation: an experience on medieval architectural fragments
Panagiotis PARTHENIOS, Greece: Combining Indoor Positioning Systems (IPS) with SfM 3D Point Clouds in Cultural Heritage
Giorgio VERDIANI | Stefano BERTOCCI | Muge SEVKETOGLU, Italy: Graffiti photogrammetry, extracting the signs from the walls of the Kyrenia Castle
Colin WALLACE, Canada: Archival Alchemy: A pathway to 3D reconstruction of past images

From field to screen – Digital technologies in rescue archaeology
Chairs: Nadine ALPINO, Germany│ Ute SCHOLZ, Austria

David BIBBY, Germany: From CAD to Open Source GIS with Survey2GIS: The Paradigm Shift in Digital Excavation Documentation at the State Heritage Department in Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Reiner GÖLDNER | David BIBBY, Germany: Digital Excavation Documentation – Objective and Sustainable (A Workshop Summary)
Rob van HAARLEM | Egbert GRIFFIOEN, The Netherlands: A new way to excavate

Cartographic Visualisation and Storytelling for Cultural heritage: Techniques and Methods
Chairs: Georg GARTNER | Markus JOBST, Vienna University of Technology, Austria

Georg GARTNER | Markus JOBST, Austria: Cartographic Visualization ang Storytelling
Markus JOBST, Austria: Spatial data infrastructures and core datasets
Francesco Porras BERNANDEZ, Austria: Das Geospatial Semantic Web als Fundament von Wissensnetzwerken von Kulturgütern
Nicole HIGH-STESKAL, Austria: CELSUS, ein nachhaltiger Corpus auf Basis eines räumlichen Wissensnetzwerkes für Ephesos

“Data Mountains – The Great, the Large and the Ugly”
Chairs: Martina TROGNITZ | Christoph HOFFMANN, Austria

Tim EVANS, UK: Twenty years of digital archiving at the ADS

Archaeological documents – searching and data extraction
Chair: Günter MÜHLBERGER, University of Innsbruck, Austria

Vincent CHRISTLEIN, Germany: Writer Recognition in Historical Documents

Smart ways of building up digital collections in libraries, archives and museums
Chairs: Anita Eichinger | Christoph SONNLECHNER, Austria

Klaus KEMPF, Germany: Smart digital collection building as an common task of archives, libraries and museums. The case of bavarikon
Wibke KOLBMANN, Switzerland: Strategy 2015-2020 – Joint efforts of the ETH Library with the natural history collections of ETH Zurich in digitalization
Silvia RUSSEGGER, Austria: Documenting and informing – everything from a single source?!

Open Data, Public Science, and Global Digital Heritage
Chairs: Victor Manuel LOPEZ-MENCHERO BENICHO | Herbert D. G. MASCHNER, USA

Laurent COSTA | J. Bart MCLEOD | Jeffrey P. Du VERNAY | Herbert D. G. MASCHNER | Victor Manuel LOPEZ-MENCHERO BENDICHO, France: GIS and geospatial databases for the presentation and management of 3D data
Jeffrey Du VERNAY | Aurelia LUREAU | J. Bart MCLEOD | Victor Manuel LOPEZ-MENCHERO BENDICHO | Gabriel WICK, USA: Virtual tours and the impact of 360° imagery on local communities: heritage and the archaeology of place
Miguel Ángel HERVÁS HERRERA | Jeffrey P. Du VERNAY | Victor Manuel LOPEZ-MENCHERO BENDICHO, Spain: Case study of Calatrava La Vieja and the comparison of traditional documentation techniques with 3D methods
Victor Manuel LOPEZ-MENCHERO BENDICHO | Herbert D. G. MASCHNER | Pierre-Yves GAGNIER | Laurent COSTA, Spain: Solving public, political, and administrative problems with 3D digital documentation
Aurelia LUREAU | Jeffrey P. Du VERNAY | J. Bart MCLEOD | Herbert D. G. MASCHNER | Laurent COSTA | Gabriel WICK | Emmanuelle COLLADO, France: Digital documentation, restoration and conservation at the Château de La Roche-Guyon
Herbert MASCHNER | Victor Manuel LOPEZ-MENCHERO BENDICHO | Jeffrey P. Du VERNAY | J. Bart MCLEOD | Miguel Ángel HERVÁS HERRERA | Aurelia LUREAU | Myriam van WALSUM, USA: Global Digital Heritage – Mission, Goals, Future
Herbert MASCHNER | Victor Manuel LOPEZ-MENCHERO BENDICHO | Jeffrey P. Du VERNAY | J. Bart MCLEOD, USA: The presentation complex digital heritage data: 3D documentation and the democratization of science
J. Bart MCLEOD | Jeffrey P. DU VERNAY | Myriam van WALSUM | Aurelia LUREAU | Herbert MASCHNER | Victor Manuel LOPEZ-MENCHERO BENDICHO, USA: Workflow for photogrammetry and terrestrial laser scanning – data acquisition to Sketchfab
Myriam van WALSUM | Pierre-Yves GAGNIER | Herbert D. G. MASCHNER | Jeffrey P. Du VERNAY | J. Bart MCLEOD | Aurelia LUREAU, The Hetherlands: Natural History Collections as Cultural Heritage: Muséum national d’histoire naturelle à Paris

WORKSHOPS

GRAVITATE: Geometric Reconstruction And noVel semantIc reunificaTion of culturAl heritage objEcts. Discovering relationships between artefacts using 3D and semantic data
Organizer: Chiara Eva CATALANO, Italy | Sorin HERMON, Cyprus

Silvia BIASOTTI | Elia MOSCOSO THOMPSON | Michela SPAGNUOLO, Italy: Similarity reasoning over collections of 3D artifacts: the GRAVITATE example
Chiara Eva CATALANO | Silvia BIASOTTI | Andrea REPETTO | Michela SPAGNUOLO, Italy: Geometric characterization and semantic annotation of 3D artefacts
Leo DORST | Hanan ELNAGHY | Michela MORTARA | Corrado PIZZI | Andreas SCALAS| Michela SPAGNUOLO, The Netherlands | Italy: Geometric Ingestion in GRAVITATE: Resampling, Faceting and Annotation Transfer
Dominic OLDMAN | Cristina GIANCRISTOFARO | Jonathan MOFFETT, UK: Semantic search, enrichment and similarity of digital assets
Ilan SHIMSHONI | Niv DERECH | Magali SEGAL-STOLARSKY | Ayellet TAL, Israel: 2D color based and 3D based reassembly algorithms

Visualising (the contents and possibilities of) the Archaeological Archive
Organizer: David BIBBY, Germany | Christoph BLESL, Austria | Manuela FISCHER, Germany

Hans RESCHREITER | Kerstin KOWARIK | Anke BACHER | Daniel BRANDNER | Julia KLAMMER | Johann UNTERBERGER | Josef WEICHENBERGER | Gabriel WURZER, Austria: 7000 years, multilayered research in and around Hallstatt
Zdenka KOSAROVÁ | Martin KUNA | Olga LEČBYCHOVÁ | David NOVÁK, Czech Republic: The Archaeological Information System of the Czech Republic – The Big Solution for Big Data
Martin MOSSER, Austria: Considering useful archiving of archaeological visualisations in Vienna
Martina TROGNITZ, Austria: Preservation of Archaeology Data in ARCHE
Despoina TSIAFAKI | Natasa MICHAILIDOU, Greece: Ways to cope with the scientific ARENA: taking the results of archaeological research a step further

Visualising objects and excavations for and in the Archaeological Archive
Organizer: David BIBBY, Germany | Christoph BLESL, Austria | Manuela FISCHER, Germany

Duncan BROWN | Claire TSANG, UK: High-speed Morons

Digital Heritage and Narratives
Organizer: Chen WU-WEI | Wong XI, China

3D mapping on textured surface model
Organizer: Sebastian VETTER, Germany

Hands-on Workshop – How to use the top-class photogrammetry software RealityCapture for preserving the cultural heritage in digital form Session
Organizer: Zuzana DURICKOVA | Ladislav DEDIK, Slovakia