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2 Visual Heritage 2018 | CHNT 23 DIGITIZE: RESEARCH – RECORD – REACTIVATE – RECONSTRUCT Visual Heritage 2018 hosted by CHNT 23 2018 (Vienna, Austria – November 12 – 15, 2018) The next edition of CHNT (Cultural Heritage and New Technologies – www.chnt.at) will be organized in cooperation with the EG GCH (Eurographics Symposium and Graphics Cultural Heritage) and other partners in the City Hall of Vienna Austria. The aim of this federated event is again to bring different communities in the same venue, to share experiences and discuss methodologies concerning digital visual media and their use in the context of heritage applications, to document digitally on at-risk archaeological sites, historical buildings, museums… and their texts, books, paints, pictures, objects …all records of through collecting original image collection’s source. The 2018 edition will be a special event, since 2018 has been declared by the European Commission the “European Year of Cultural Heritage”. The event will also take place during the Austrian Presidency of the Council of the European Union, at 2nd half of 2018. Therefore, Visual Heritage 2018 will be an ideal context for discussing European policies on digital heritage and digital humanities. 3 Committees – Visual Heritage 2018 Honorary Chairs (HC) Michael LUDWIG , Mayor of Vienna, Austria (in alphabetical order) Matti BUNZL, Director of the Museum of Vienna, Austria Bernd EULER-ROLLE, Technical Director of the Federal Monuments Authority Austr ia Sabine HAAG, General Director of the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, Austria Veronica KAUP-HASLER , Executive City Councillor, Cultural Affairs Christian KÖBERL , General Director of the Naturhistorisches Museum, Vienna, Austria Katarína KOSOVÁ, DG of the Monuments Board of the Slovak Republic Ivo NESROVNAL, Lord Mayor of Bratislava, Bratislava-Capital City of the Slovak Republic Radoslav RAGA Č, Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic, DG of the Section for Cultural Heritage Ivo ŠTASSEL, Director, Municipal Monument Preservation Institute, Bratislava, Slovak Republic Anton ZEILINGER, President of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna, Austria Local Chairs (LOC) Karin FISCHER AUSSERER, Head of the Urban Archaeology of Vienna Wolfgang BÖRNER, Urban Archaeology of Vienna Local Board (LBV) / Organization Committee Vienna (OCV) Christoph OELLERER, Vice-head of the Urban Archaeology of Vienna Wolfgang BÖRNER, Urban Archaeology of Vienna – COO Susanne UHLIRZ, Urban Archaeology of Vienna – CTO Ingeborg GAISBAUER, Urban Archaeology of Vienna Local Board (LBB) / Organization Committee Bratislava (OCB) Margaréta MUSILOVÁ, Municipal Monument Preservation Institute of Bratislava, Slovakia Ivica KRAVJANSKA, Monuments Board, Slovakia Ladislav DEDÍK, STUDIO 727, Bratislava, Slovakia Jana Minaroviech, STUDIO 727, Bratislava, Slovakia Nina HERNEKER, Bratislava Tourist Board, Slovakia Congress Co-Chairs (CCC) Wolfgang BÖRNER, Urban Archaeology of Vienna – COO Robert SABLATNIG, Vienna University of Technology Roberto SCOPIGNO, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Pisa, Italy 4 Program Committee (PC) Nadine ALPINO, Kiel, Germany (SC CHNT) Willem BEEX, BEEX ICT solutions for Cultural Heritage, The Netherlands Christoph BLESL, Federal Monuments Authority, Vienna, Austria Marco BLOCK-BERLITZ, University of Applied Sciences, Dresden, Germany Ann DEGRAEVE, Heritage Direction, Ministry of the Brussels Capital Region, Belgium Michael DONEUS, University of Vienna, Department of Prehistoric and Historical Archaeology, Austria Benjamin DUCKE, Deutsches Archäologisches Institut (DAI), Berlin, Germany Peter DORNINGER, 4D-IT GmbH, Pfaffstätten, Austria Anita EICHINGER, Municipal Department, Vienna City Library, Austria Bernhard FRISCHER, University of Virginia, Indiana, USA Georg GARTNER, Vienna University of Technology, Research Group Cartography, Department of Geodesy and Geoinformation Saadet GUNER, Friends of Cultural Heritage – FOCUH, Istanbul, Turkey Irmela HERZOG, Rhineland Commission for Archaeological Monuments and Sites, Bonn, Germany Piotr KUROCZY ŃSKI, Hochschule Mainz — University of Applied Sciences, Germany Carmen LÖW, Kuratorium Pfahlbauten, Vienna, Austria Marion MEYER, University of Vienna, Department of Classical Archaeology, Austria Karlheinz MÖRTH, Austrian Academy of Sciences ¬ Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities, Vienna, Austria Raphaël PANHUYSEN, Amsterdam Archaeological Centre, The Netherlands Georg PLATTNER, Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna, Austria Martina POLIG, Cyprus Institute in Nicosia, Cyprus Axel POSLUSCHNY, Keltenwelt am Glauberg, Glauburg, Germany ) Apostolos SARRIS, Foundation for Research & Technology, Greece (FORTH) Robert SABLATNIG, Vienna University of Technology, Institute of Visual Computing & Human- Centered Technology, Austria Helmut SCHWAIGER, Austrian Academy of Sciences – Austrian Archaeological Institute, Vienna, Austria Roberto SCOPIGNO, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell’Informazione, Pisa, Italy Claudiu SILVESTRU, Cultural Heritage Integration Lab, Vienna, Austria Stephen STEAD, Paveprime Ltd., London, UK Christoph SONNLECHNER, Municipal Department, Vienna City Archives, Austria Giorgio VERDIANI, University of Florence, Italy 5 Cooperation Partners – Visual Heritage 2018 Congress cooperations Eurographics Symposium on Graphics and Cultural Heritage Technical University of Vienna, Institute of Visual Computing & Human-Centered Technology, Austria Vienna Convention Bureau, Austria The Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic The Monuments Board of the Slovak Republic Bratislava the Capital City of the Slovak Republic Municipal Monument Preservation Institute of Bratislava, Slovak Republic 6 Bratislava Tourist Board, Slovak Republic Archeological Institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences – Archeologický ústav Slovenskej akadémie vied Slovak Archaeological Society an affiliate of the Slovak Academy of Sciences Studio 727, Bratislava, Slovak Republic 7reasons, Vienna, Austria Cooperation partners Austrian Academy of Sciences – Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities Austrian Academy of Sciences – Austrian Archaeological Institute 7 Federal Monuments Authority Austria Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna Vienna City Administration, Cultural Affairs Vienna City Administration, Vienna City Archives Vienna City Administration, Vienna City Library Vienna City Administration, Information and Communications Technology Vienna City Administration, Urban Survey Vienna City Administration, Press and Information Services Natural History Museum Vienna University of Vienna, Department of Classical Archaeology 8 University of Vienna, Department of Prehistoric and Historical Archaeology University of Vienna, Core Facility Botanical Garden Technical University of Vienna, Research Group Cartography, Department of Geodesy and Geoinformation 9 Exhibitor | Sponsorship | Media Cooperatio n Exhibitors • 7reasons Medien GmbH • 4D-IT GmbH, Austria • ArcTron 3D GmbH, Germany • Beschriftungstechnik Frank Gärtner, Germany • Capturing Reality s.r.o., Slovakia • ETT s.p.a., Italy • fokus GmbH Leipzig, Germany • Hexagon | AICON 3D Systems, Germany • Meixner Vermessung ZT GMBH, Austria • MICROBOX GmbH, Germany • Verlag Holzhausen, Austria Coffee break sponsorship • JOANNEUM RESEARCH Forschungsgesellschaft mbH Silver Sponsors • Riegl Laser Measurement Systems Sponsors • ArcTron 3D GmbH • fokus GmbH Leipzig Media cooperation • Archeomatica • Digital meets Culture • GeoConnexion • Open Archaeology • Verlag Holzhausen 10 Abstract Volume Inhalt Committees – Visual Heritage 2018 ........................................................................................................ 3 Cooperation Partners – Visual Heritage 2018 ......................................................................................... 5 Exhibitor | Sponsorship | Media Cooperation ........................................................................................ 9 Key Note Speeches 2018 ....................................................................................................................... 12 SESSIONS ............................................................................................................................................... 14 APP – Session ..................................................................................................................................... 14 Archaeology and Cultural Heritage in Conflict Areas ........................................................................ 18 Visualizing Controversial Heritage ..................................................................................................... 21 Digital versus Analogue – Challenges and Benefits in Archaeological Reconstructions and Presentations in Exhibitions .............................................................................................................. 33 From analogue death to digital re-birth – reconstructing written heritage ..................................... 38 Geographic Information Systems (GIS) as Platforms of Method and Theory ................................... 49 Heritage-BIM between Survey, Planning and Management ............................................................. 54 Images of the past – challenges of computer generated image-based representation of cultural heritage ............................................................................................................................................. 61 Locative media and heritage engagement in pre-modern urban environments
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