11th & 12th February 2015
Day 1 Wednesday 11th
February
09.30 Registration: Tea and Coffee on arrival
KEYNOTE
SESSION 1 (Brangwyn Hall)
10.30 Welcome and Housekeeping
10.40 Opening address: Ken Skates AM (Deputy Minister
for Culture, Sport and Tourism) & Kate Clark (Cadw)
Chair: Dr Toby Driver (RCAHMW)
11.00 More than hype – understanding heritage in
3D: Nick Poole (The Collections Trust)
11.30 Coastal
Heritage At Risk: Combining Digital Technologies with Community Action: Tom
Dawson (University of St Andrews)
12.00 Virtual
Museums: Emanuel Demetrescu (V-MUST)
12:30 Questions
12:45
LUNCH
13:45
SPLIT SESSION 1
Visual
Heritage (George Hall)
Chair:
13:45 3D
printing for Heritage: Nikolaos Maniatis (Museofabber)
14.05 Castles
& Chapels: Gaming in Heritage: Aled Lloyd/Bob Plested? (ThinkPlay)
14.25 Augmented
reality and the Parthenon sculptures: Juno Rae & Lizzie Edwards (The British
Museum)
14:45 Don’t dumb it down, historical accuracy is
fun: Discussing the Europa Barbarorum project and its impact on the gaming
community: Andrew Lamb (University
of Leicester)
15:05 Questions & Discussion
Digital
Public and Community Archaeology (Brangwyn Hall)
Chair:
13:45 The Archwilio App: Marion Page (Dyfed Archaeological Trust)
14.05 Inventory
1964-2014: Crowdsourcing the National Monuments Record: Jamie Davies (Llyn
Archaeology and History Society)
14.25 Engage
audiences and create collections by crowdsourcing community collection:
Yvla Berglund Prytz (RunCoCo: University of Oxford)
14:45 Britain
from Above: Angharad Williams (BfA/RCAHMW)
15:05 Questions
& Discussion
15:30
TEA & COFFEE
UNCONFERENCE
SESSIONS (15
minute slots bookable by any delegate on the day) (Main Hall/George Hall)
16.00
16.15
16:30
16:45
17:00 (Brangwyn
Hall) Website launch - Digital Dissent: Sharing Wales’
Nonconformist Heritage: Susan Fielding (RCAHMW) & Christine Moore (Addoldai
Cymru)
19:00 Conference dinner for those paying to
attend (Mayors Reception Room)
Day 2 Thursday 12th 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.
40
minutes
(Main
Hall) Laser scanning: Leica Geosystems
(George
Hall) Gigapixel Photography: RCAHMW
(Committee
room 5) iBeacons: Peoples Collection
Wales
(Committee
Room 3C) The Oxford Community
Collection Model: RunCoCo
(Committee
Room 3B) Quick and Dirty
Historic GIS: Digital Humanities in collaboration with the UWTSD, Roderic Bowen
Library and Archives:
Software Alliance Wales
(Green)
Quick Guide to Open-Source Topic Modelling: Problems and
Solutions: Software Alliance Wales
(Committee
room 5) Reflectance
Transformation Imaging: Kathryn E Piquette (Cologne Center for eHumanities,
Universität zu Köln)
(Committee
Room 3A)
Using LoCloud Collections to set up your own digital library, museum or archive
in the cloud: Holly Wright, York University
90
minutes
(Council
Chamber) Oculus Thrift: Orangeleaf
10.45
TEA & COFFEE
11.15 SPLIT
SESSION 2
Visual
Heritage (Brangwyn Hall)
Chair:
11.15 Reflectance
Transformation Imaging: Kathryn E Piquette (Cologne Center for eHumanities,
Universität zu Köln)
11.35 Investigation and Digital Interpretation –
The Ynysfach Ironworks Case Study: Nick Cooper (iDEA) & Richard Lewis
(GGAT)
11.55 Visualising
the Past: Niall Ó hÓisín (noho)
12:15 Title tbc: Johnathan Knox
(Soluis)
12.35 Questions & discussion
Digital
Public and Community Archaeology (George Hall)
Chair:
11.15 Building Stones: Elliot Carter (Earth Heritage Trust)
11.35 The ACCORD Project: Cara Jones (Archaeology
Scotland)
11.55 Blaenau Gwent Access to Heritage: Emyr Morgan
(Blaenau Gwent CBC)
12:15 Cartooning
the First World War: Professor Chris Williams (Cardiff University)
12:35 Questions
& Discussion
13.00
LUNCH
14:00 KEYNOTE
SESSION 2 (Brangwyn Hall)
Chair:
14.00 Software
Virtualization: A Key to Sustained Access and Use of Digital Content:
Natasa Milic-Frayling (Microsoft Research UK)
14.30 Using
Minecraft for Heritage Education: Adam Clarke (The Common People)
15.00 Towards
a Social Method: Crowdfunding, Crowdsourcing and the future of Archaeological
Research: Brendon Wilkins (Dig Ventures)
15:30 Questions
and Discussion
16:00 Summing up and close
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