Scope
The conference is open for contributions that cover technical challenges as well as strategic guidance. Key messages relating to the impact of new technologies and processes on cultural heritage are especially welcome.
Our special aims:
• raise awareness in Society, Science, and Technology fields about importance of the cultural
dimensions and the growing potential of Digital Cultural Heritage
• promote innovative content analysis from cross-organizational interoperability of digital
humanities databases and XML methods, techniques, and approaches
• indicate on the central role of spatial concepts enabling synergy for knowledge generation
from massive granular digital cultural heritage content
• create innovative cross-disciplines / cross sectors partnerships facilitate intercultural and
interdisciplinary dialogue
• elaborate roles and interest of information society
Scope structure and Topics:
Multimedia Information Objects
Map, Picture, Video, Text, Sound objects: their permanent availability, cross-media and cross-organizational interoperability and innovative analysis
Infrastructure
Digital Archives, Gazetteers, Search Machines, Multilingual Issues, Publishing, Portals Techniques, Organization, Legal aspects, Licenses, Curricula
Open Data, Open Software, and Open Access
Analysis / Workflow / Processes
Information Clusters, Abstraction of Mass
Information, Product composition, production,
and use, Mashups, Tools for Searching and Fusing Web Databases, Collections and Archives Entities
Linking Multimedia Information /Information Fusion
Semantical networks interlinking massive digital cultural heritage databases (text libraries, archives, collections)
Knowledge / Culture Detection and Understanding, Intangible Heritage
User Interfaces
WEB 2.0, Web 3.0, e-Learning, Games, Crowd-sourcing, Community Involvement, social media
Cartographic Digital Sources
Scans, hyper/multi spectral imaging, 2D, 3D,
3D Clouds, Databases
Complex Use Cases / Application Scenarios / Best Practice / Customers
Cultural Sciences, History, Literature / Libraries
Museums, Archives, Archaeology, Language
Science, Journalism, Cartography, Geoinfor-mation Science, Spatial Relations, Situations and Scenarios, Cultural Landscape Research
Computational terminology and lexicography, spatial facts and contexts in digital corpora markup, annotation and analysis Politics, Art, Religion, Social and Economic Sciences, The Media
Information Quality
for wide use and longtime accessibility for not yet well-known purposes, services and products
Current Large Realizations
Digital UNESCO Cultural Heritage, ICOMOS-CIPA, EUROPEANA, CLARIN, DARIAH, Domesday Project etc.
Strategies/ Demand/ Potential
Information Society, The Values of new types of Analysis and Representations
Strategic Keywords
Heritage Informatics, Culture Big Data, Cultural Diversity, Knowledge Fusion and Emergence, Dynamics of the Cultural Sector, Cultural Sciences, History, Language, Literature. Libraries, Museums, Collections, Archives, Archaeology, Cybercartography, Creative Industries, Cultural Heritage Risk, Threat and Monitoring, DCH Coalitions, Alliances and Experts Networks.
preliminary list of participation fees:
(please check at the time formal registration opens)
|
Registration fee |
early registration, payment effected before or on |
payment effected |
Late / on-site registration |
|
Standard |
155 EUR |
185 EUR |
215 EUR |
|
Authors |
125 EUR |
160 EUR |
190 EUR |
|
Students |
65 EUR |
85 EUR |
100 EUR |
includes coffee breaks and Conference Handout Book of Abstracts
Barrier-free Access
The conference rooms of the Berlin State Library are unfortunately not accessible from the public entrance in a complete barrier-free way.
Please contact us so that we can arrange for help and offer our support in accessibility through the internal area.
Please contact us prior to your arrival pr@sbb.spk-berlin.de
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