Programme at a glance

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Wednesday, 25 September 2013

	Arrival at Delphi
20.00	Welcome Cocktail

Thursday, 26 September 2013

08.30 - 09.10	Keynote Speech 1 - Maria Roussou
09.10 - 09.50	Keynote Speech 2 - Luis A. Hernández Ibáñez
09.50 - 11.30	Session 1
11.30 - 12.00	Coffee Break
12.00 - 14.00	Session 2
14.00 - 15.30	Lunch
15.30 - 17.10	Special Session - part 1
17.10 - 17.40	Coffee Break
17.40 - 19.40	Special Session - part 2
20.00	Dinner

Friday, 27 September 2013

08.30 - 13.00	Museum & Delphi site visit
13.00 - 14.30	Lunch
15.00 - 15.40	Keynote Speech 3 - Maurizio Forte
15.40 - 17.00	Session 3
17.00 - 17.30	Coffee Break
17.30 - 19.10	Session 4
20.00	Dinner

Saturday, 28 September 2013

8.30 - 10.10	Session 5
	Departure from Delphi

Detailed Programme

Keynote Speeches

Keynote Speech 1, Thu 26 Sep, 8.30

A vision of adaptive cultural experiences through the use of interactive storytelling in museums Maria Roussou

Keynote Speech 2, Thu 26 Sep, 9.10

Depict, envision, experience. Visual narratives for virtual heritage Luis A. Hernández Ibáñez

Keynote Speech 3, Fri 27 Sep, 15.00

From Virtual Archaeology to Cyber-Archaeology: Avatarizing the Past Maurizio Forte

Regular Papers

Session 1, Thu 26 Sep, 9.50

3D Virtual Reconstruction of Archaeological Monuments Andreas Georgopoulos Educational enhancing of virtual expositions. An interactive and profile sensible system for visitor-centered museology. Rica Simona Antin, Orestis Dimou, Gabor Bella, Ioannis Kanellos Virtual Approaches in the conduct of Museum Visitors within Museum Exhibition and cultural sites Barth Chukwuezi Museums and social media: Modern methods of reaching a wider audience Panteleimon Marakos The educational role of ICT in Greek museums’ activities. Initial results from a research study. Sofia Koutsianou, Maria Economou

Session 2, Thu 26 Sep, 12.00

Re-imagining the city through heritage trails in contemporary Thessaloniki: designing an interactive tool for cultural tourism and cultural education. Eleni Stefanou,Ioanna Antoniadou Cultural Heritage Representation in Virtual Worlds: Towards Rich Interactive, Adaptive and Social Experiences Spyros Vosinakis Augmented Reality for Archaeological Environments on mobile devices: a novel open framework Ioannis Deliyannis, Georgios Papaioannou Interactive Walks in the Statue Park of Kerepesi Cemetery Tamás Matuszka, Attila Kiss Digitized and optimized artefacts and the management of interactive 3D content on mobile devices Radu Comes, Călin Neamţu, Zsolt Buna, Ionuț Badiu, Paul Pupeză 3D representations in real time and place: the E-chronomichani (E-time machine) and its implementation for enhancing historical and archaeological sites. Giannis Ladas, Aphrodite Kamara

Session 3, Fri 27 Sep, 15.40

Delphi in the Digital Age: Immersive Technologies to Explore Greece’s Omphalos Arne Flaten, Susan Bergeron The Temple of Zeus at Olympia - Visualizing the Sculptural Decoration and the History of a Classical Monument András Patay-Horváth The Scale That Matters: VR Applications as a Cultural Product for Small Greek Museums and the Louvre Athanasios Sideris Comparison between analog and digital ways of representations of ancient monuments. Is “Virtual Archaeology” really something new? Yannis Kourtzellis, Evangelia Sampanikou

Session 4, Fri 27 Sep, 17.30

The museums’ experience as a touristic added value–Navarino Natura Hall by Hellenic Postbank in Costa Navarino Anastasia Glaraki Creating new links among places through Virtual Cultural Heritage applications and their multiple re-use Maria Chiara Liguori, Antonella Guidazzoli, Mauro Felicori, Sofia Pescarin From Real to Digital-mediated Objects: Reflections Upon the Digital Reproduction of Archaeological Objects Christos Merantzas The museums in a new, promising, participatory world Nikoletta Palaiologou Public virtual presentation of archaeological materials: the notes from Russia Daria Hookk

Session 5, Sat 28 Sep, 8.30

About quality and properties of digital and virtual artefacts Călin Neamţu, Daniela Popescu, Răzvan Mateescu, Liliana Suciu†, Dan Hurgoiu The Great Solovetsy islands arise from the sea. Marco Francesco Bulloni Developing therauri of historical period names from Web acquired data Maria S. Mouroutsou, Stella Marakantonatou, Vasilis Papavasiliou Engineering CAD tools in digital archaeology Zsolt Buna, Daniela Popescu, Radu Comes, Ionuț Badiu, Răzvan Mateescu Recent advances in archaeological predictive modeling: contribution to Cultural Resource Management and archaeological research Aikaterini Balla, Gerasimos Pavlogeorgatos, Despoina Tsiafakis, George Pavlidis

Special Session:
Cyber-Archaeology - From the Field to the Museum of the Future

Organizer: Thomas E. Levy

Special Session - part 1, Thu 26 Sep, 15.30

Transdiciplinary Research and Cyber-Archaeology Today: Toward the Museum of the Future Thomas E. Levy ArchField: A digital application for real-time acquisition and dissemination--from the field to the virtual museum Neil Smith, Thomas Levy OpenDig: Contextualizing the Past from the Field to the Web Matthew L. Vincent, Falko Kuester, Thomas E. Levy ArchaeoSTOR: Archaeological Data Processing and Storage for the Archaeological Frontier Aaron Gidding, Thomas E. Levy, Thomas A. DeFanti Low-altitude Aerial Photography and Structure from Motion: Documenting the Past for Preservation and Presentation Matthew Howland, Falko Kuester, Thomas E. Levy

Special Session - part 2, Thu 26 Sep, 17.40

Finding Meaning in the Data Avalanche: the Ethical Dangers and Community Value of Digitizing the Past Ashley M. Richter, Vid Petrovic, David J. Vanoni, James M. Darling, Joe DeBlasio, John Mangan, Aliya Hoff, Thomas E. Levy, Falko Kuester Efficient Integrated Technology Strategies for Collecting, Combining & Visualizing High Resolution Three-Dimensional Data Scaffolds and Two-Dimensional Data of Cultural Heritage Sites Vid Petrovic, David J. Vanoni, Ashley M. Richter, Thomas E. Levy, Falko Kuester, Falko Kuester Space & Object Recognition: Bringing the Site to the Museum and the Museum to the Site David J. Vanoni, Vid Petrovic, Ashley M. Richter, James M. Darling, Thomas E. Levy, Falko Kuester Skeletons as Storytellers: Piecing together the past, from the field to the museum Aliya R. Hoff, Ashley M. Richter, David Vanoni, Vid Petrovic, John Mangan, James Darling, Thomas E. Levy, Falko Kuester Visualizing 3D Archaeological Data using CalVR – Implications for Museums and Cultural Heritage Jurgen Schulze, Andrew Prudhomme, Philip Weber The Mediterranean Archaeological Network – A Cyberinfrastructure for Archaeological Heritage Management Stephen H. Savage, Thomas E. Levy

The University of the Aegean, Dept. of Mediterranean Studies, Laboratory of Archaeometry, 2013