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Conference registration is now OPEN

Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 12:22 pm
by goffik
For those that may be interested:
Alexandra Angeletaki – How is the use of Virtual Reality technology challenging the museum- library sector? The case of the University Museum and Library of Trondheim, Norway.

Paul Backhouse – Laser scanning is pointless. Lets do more!

Erik Champion – Game Issues for Scholarly Discourse or for Public Understanding

Michael Charno – ADSeasy: Developing a system for data deposition

Nathalie Cohen and Courtney Nimura – Digital Outreach and the Thames Discovery Programme: What Next?

Helena Demetriou – Digital Tabletops & Collaborative Learning for Archaeology: ‘How can Multi-Touch Interfaces allow us to bridge the gap between archaeological artefacts and the viewer by creating engaging collaborative learning environments for adults with digital object handling?’

Jeroen De Reu – Towards a cost-effective three-dimensional documentation of archaeological excavations

Chiz Harward – Integrating excavation and analysis on urban excavations: developing elegant methods for integrated systems and methodologies for the excavation and analysis of urban sites

Ulla Rajala and Philip Mills – Analysing and visualising the ceramiscene of Roman Nepi

Lorna Richardson – De-centering expertise?

Giovanni Murru, Marco Fratarcangeli and Tommaso Empler – Practical Augmented Visualization on Handheld Devices for Cultural Heritage
...and so on! There's loads! http://www.lparchaeology.com/caauk/

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Re: Conference registration is now OPEN

Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 1:49 pm
by AlanS
All a 5-10 minute walk from my office too.

Tempting, especially as I've started trying to understand how 3D photography hangs together. Got myself a copy of PhotoScan (demo, so no Save facility) and have been playing with picture sets of some Cornish Crosses taken recently. I'd like to do a project covering the Penwith Crosses and the Quoits too if possible. Might take me a couple of years yet though. Not as straightforward as it looks, to be honest!