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EVA 2017 Berlin Programm Flyer.Indd Veranstaltungsort | Venue Einladung EVA 2017 Berlin Staatliche Museen zu Berlin und Kulturforum / Vortragssaal Kunstgewerbemuseum EVA Matthäikirchplatz 6 Programm PROGRAMM ORGANISATION PROGRAM ORGANIZATION GEBÜHREN FEES TEILNEHMERPROFIL WHO SHOULD ATTEND ZIELE AIMS 10785 Berlin Berlin Invitation EVA Berlin 2017 Vorsitz | Chairs GEBÜHREN | FEES TEILNEHMERPROFIL | WHO SHOULD ATTEND Die Berliner EVA Konferenz ist das jährliche Forum für EVA Conferences International 2017 elektronische Dokumentations- und Visualisierungstechni- 5 - 6 March EVA-A Canberra Prof. Dr. Andreas Bienert Anmeldung bis | Registration by 7.11. 2017 and • Museen, Bibliotheken, Archive und Einrichtungen der ken im Kulturbereich. Erfolgreiche Digitalisierungsprojekte Elektronische Medien und (Staatliche Museen zu Berlin – Preußischer Kulturbesitz) 10 - 11 May EVA Florence Workshops I + II performativen Künste mit Bezug zum kulturellen Erbe, netzbasierte Forschungs- 22 - 23 June EVA St. Petersburg Eva Emenlauer-Blömers (08. 11. 2017) 60 € 20 € ermäßigt / reduced und Vermittlungskooperationen sowie innovative informa- Program Kunst ∙ Kultur ∙ Historie 11 - 13 July EVA London 2017 (ehem. Berliner Senatsverwaltung für Wirtschaft, • Kultur- und Bildungsministerien, Museums- und tionstechnische Serviceangebote für Museen, Bibliotheken Konferenz | Conference 13 - 14 November EVA MINERVA Jerusalem Technologie und Forschung, Projekt Zukunft) (9. + 10. 11. 2017) 100 € 20 € ermäßigt /reduced Denkmalämter, Kulturverbände und kulturell und Archive werden praxisnah, anwendungsorientiert und orientierte Institutionen in fachübergreifenden Zusammenhängen vorgestellt. Ge- Dr. James R. Hemsley 8. – 10.11. 2017 Electronic Media Abendveranstaltungen | Evening Events dächtnisinstitutionen, Technologieentwickler, Informations- (EVA Conferences International, UK) Ansprechpartner | Contact (9. + 10.11. 2017) 30 € + 30 € • Forschung in der Bildverarbeitung, Computergraphik, wissenschaftler und öffentliche Verwaltungen treten in einen Prof. Dr. Andreas Bienert and Visual Arts Informations- und Medienwissenschaft Diskurs über aktuelle Tendenzen und innovative Techniken in Zusammenarbeit mit | in collaboration with Aussteller | Exhibitors Staatliche Museen zu Berlin – Preußischer Kulturbesitz Kulturforum einmalig / fl at fee 100 € (conference and workshops free of charge) in der digitalen Transformation. Konferenz, Workshops und Stauffenbergstraße 41 Staatliche Museen Dr. Anko Börner • Anbieter von Multimedia- und Bildverarbeitungs begleitende Ausstellungen bieten Gelegenheit zum Erfah- 10785 Berlin, Deutschland (Germany) (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. - Konferenzband gedruckt | Proceedings in print systemen, Hard- und Software, Online-Informations rungsaustausch, zum Kennenlernen neuer Verfahren und T + 49 (0) 30 266 42 33 01 zu Berlin Optical Sensor Systems) Tagungspreis | Conference € 20 diensten, Datenbanken Produkte sowie zur Vorbereitung kooperativer Zusammen- [email protected] arbeit. Dr. Christian Bracht Anmeldung | Registration • Museums, libraries, archives and performing Als Teil des Netzwerks EVA International mit seinen Stand- (Deutsches Zentrum für kunsthistorische Dokumentation - Frau Wieczoreck Elektronische Medien Die Anmeldung für die Konferenz erfolgt online www.eva-berlin.de arts institutions orten in London, Florenz, St. Petersburg und Jerusalem ist T + 49 (0) 266 42 20 07 Bildarchiv Foto Marburg) . Ihre Teilnahmegebühr umfasst den freien Zutritt zu der Veranstaltung die 24. Veranstaltung in Berlin auch eine Plattform internati- F + 49 (0) 266 42 20 50 und Kunst Kultur Dr. Matthias Bruhn (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) an den gebuchten Veranstaltungstagen. In der Gebühr sind Pausen- • Ministries of culture, museum and heritage onaler Orientierung und europäischer Kooperation. Historie getränke und Snacks enthalten sowie die Konferenzunterlagen, inkl. organizations, other cultural associations Zimmervermittlung | Accomodation service Katrin Glinka (Urban Complexity Lab | Fachhochschule Tagungsband (digitale Version). Das Mittagessen ist nicht enthalten, The EVA Berlin conference is an annual discussion www.visitberlin.de Potsdam) jedoch besteht Gelegenheit, in der Cafeteria des Kulturforums zu • Research institutions for image processing, forum for electronic documentation and visualiz- www.booking.com Electronic Media Prof. Dr. Dorothee Haffner vergünstigten Konditionen zu speisen. Die Gebühren der Abendver- computer graphics, information and media ation technologies in the fi eld of cultural heritage www.hotel-berlin.de and Visual Arts (Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Berlin) anstaltungen umfassen jeweils den Ausstellungsbesuch mit Führung science applications. Ambitious digitization projects with www.berlin.de sowie den Ausklang mit Getränken und Fingerfood. Die Gebühren regard to cultural context, network-based research Dr. Harald Krämer sind gültig bei einer verbindlichen Online-Anmeldung. • Suppliers of multimedia and image processing and new technical opportunities for museums, lib- Lageempfehlung | Location recommendation (School of Creative Media | City University of Hong Kong) Gebührenbefreit sind grundsätzlich alle Vortragenden und systems, hardware and software, online raries and archives are presented with a strong re- Westliche Innenstadt, Nähe Potsdamer Platz, Prof. Dr. Robert Sablatnig referierenden Teilnehmer/innen sowie die Mitarbeiterinnen information services, databases ference to their usage. It encourages the exchange City West, near Potsdamer Platz (Technische Universität Wien) und Mitarbeiter der SPK und des DLR. between heritage institutions and technology provi- Die Ermäßigung gilt für Schüler, Studierende, Auszubilden- ders, information professionals and the public admi- Verkehrsverbindungen / Transport Pedro Santos de und Erwerbslose. nistration on current issues and innovative techno- U-Bahn U2 (Potsdamer Platz) S-Bahn S1, S2, S25 (Potsdamer (Fraunhofer-Institut für Graphische Datenverarbeitung IGD, logies of the digital society. Conference, workshops Platz) Bus M29 (Potsdamer Brücke), M41 (Potsdamer Platz Bhf / Darmstadt) Alle Änderungen im Programm bleiben vorbehalten. and exhibition offer a valuable opportunity to gain Voßstraße), M48, M85 (Kulturforum) oder 200 (Philharmonie) Dr.-Ing. Ralf Schäfer (Fraunhofer Institut für The fees cover the participation to the booked conference insight into new products and services and to esta- Metro U2 (Potsdamer Platz) S-Bahn transit S1, S2, S25 (Potsdamer Telekommunikation – Heinrich-Hertz-Institut Berlin) days. Soft-drinks, coffee and snacks as well as the conferen- blish partnerships. Platz) Bus M29 (Potsdamer Brücke), M41 (Potsdamer Platz Bhf / ce proceedings (USB memory stick) are included. There is As part of the international network of EVA confe- Voßstraße), M48, M85 (Kulturforum) or 200 (Philharmonie) Prof. Gereon Sievernich no lunch provided. The prices for the evening events include rences in London, Florence, St. Petersburg and Jeru- (Martin-Gropius-Bau Berlin) the exhibitions with guided tour and wrap-up. salem, the 24th EVA event in Berlin is a platform for Dr. Frank Weckend Free of charge access for all speakers and lecturers, as well transnational exchange and European co-operation. (Gesellschaft zur Förderung angewandter Informatik e.V.,Berlin) as for the employees of SPK and DLR! www.eva-berlin.de The reduced price is for pupils, students, apprentices and beratend | advisory unemployed only. Unfortunately, there is no discount for the www.eva-conferences.com Prof. Vito Cappellini (University of Florence) evening events. EVA Conferences The right to make program changes is reserved. International Konferenzsprachen | Conference languages: deutsch | english Abbildungen © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, / Sabine Dettmann WORKSHOP I WORKSHOP II KONFERENZ I CONFERENCE I KONFERENZ II CONFERENCE II INT X – Metadaten und Digitale Dokumentation Capturing Reality - 3D Scanning in der Praxis Digitally Remastered Digitally Remastered 2 Kulturerbe und Virtualität | CH and Virtuality ABENDVERANSTALTUNG | EVENING EVENT Kulturerbe und Virtualität | CH and Virtuality AUSSTELLUNG | EXHIBITION | POSTERSESSION ABENDVERANSTALTUNG | EVENING EVENT Mittwoch ƒ WEDNESDAY, 8. November 2017 Mittwoch ƒ WEDNESDAY, 8. November 2017 DONNERSTAG | THURSDAY, 9. November 2017 DONNERSTAG | THURSDAY, 9. November 2017 DONNERSTAG | THURSDAY, 9. November 2017 FREITAG | FRIDAY, 10. November 2017 FREITAG | FRIDAY, 10. November 2017 9:30 –13:00 WS I mit Prof. Dr. Dorothee Haffner 14:00–17:00 WS II mit Bernhard Strackenbrock 9:15 Begrüßung: Die Digitale Optik. Mit der Kamera 12:40 Interaktive Virtual Reality zum begreifenden Abendveranstaltung | EVENING EVENT Chairing: Dr. James R. Hemsley (EVA Conferences 14:20 Vom realen zum virtuellen- 3D Insekten aus der Samm- (HTW Berlin) (illustrated architecture) & Dr. Rico Richter durch den Museumsraum. Dr. Anko Börner (Deutsches Verstehen eines architektonischen Konzepts Univ.-Prof. 19:00 Form Follows Flower. Moritz Meurer, Karl Blossfeldt International, London) lung ins Netz Bernhard Schurian (Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin) (Hasso-Plattner-Institut, Universität Potsdam) Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR), Institut für Optische Dipl.-Ing. Dominik Lengyel | Dipl.-Ing. Catherine Toulouse (Lengyel Telepräsenztechnologien und dreidimensionale Visualisierungen & Co. Kunstgewerbemuseum – Staatliche Museen zu Berlin Session I UX - den Anwendern verpflichtet | 14:40 Wie man das Verschwinden unserer Daten im „Digi- Sensorsysteme, Berlin) Toulouse Architekten)
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