Centre for Digital Heritage 2019
Event details
In recent years the Centre for Digital Conference has been hosted by our international partners but in 2019 the international conference will take a break. We consider this the perfect opportunity to reinvigorate the Centre for Digital Heritage in York by holding an internal event. We are hosting a half day conference in the afternoon of Monday 24th June 2019 at King’s Manor. The conference will consist of short introductory papers discussing the variety of projects ongoing or completed across the University. It will conclude with a wine reception, demonstrations and launch of the new Digital Archaeology and Heritage Lab at King’s Manor.
Registration: It is free to register for the event but places are limited. Visit our registration page to book your tickets now.
Programme
CDH York 2019 Programme
| Time | Presenter | Presentation Title |
|---|---|---|
| 13:00 | Julian Richards | Welcome |
| 13:10 | John Cooper, Damian Murphy & Catriona Cooper |
Visualising and Auralising the History of Parliament: the St Stephen’s Project and Listening to the Commons |
| 13:25 | Guy Schofield, Jonathan Hook, Gareth Beale & Nicole Beale | Creating Immersive Experiences for Heritage: Exploring Forms and Workflows. |
| 13:40 | Helena Daffern & Joe Rees-Jones | Engaging with cultural heritage through a virtual choir |
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13:55 |
Colleen Morgan | A Cyborg Archaeology |
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14:10 |
Tim Evans & Holly Wright | ARCHAIDE: The Archaeorevolution is coming: a mobile app for automated pottery identification |
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14:25 |
Damian Murphy | XR Stories: The Future of Immersive and Interactive Storytelling |
| 14:40 | Discussion | |
| 15:00 | Coffee | |
| 15:20 | Dawn Hadley & Catriona Cooper |
Urban regeneration, local heritage and immersive technologies |
| 15:35 |
Lidia Alvarez Morales |
Cathedral Acoustics: the use of acoustic measurements and computer simulations to preserve intangible heritage |
| 15:50 | Toby Pillatt and Debbie Maxwell | DEBS: Designing digital tools for community-led graveyard recording |
| 16:05 | Dee Dyas, Patrick Gibbs, Louise Hampson & James Osborn | Recent developments in digital public engagement at Centre for the Study of Christianity and Culture (CSCC) |
| 16:20 | James Taylor, Catriona Cooper & Helen Goodchild |
Taking Jersey Digital – Adventures in Digital Excavation Recording at Elizabeth Castle |
| 16:35 | Discussion | |
| 16:55 | Julian Richards | Round-up |
| 17:00 | Drinks Reception & Digital Archaeology and Heritage Lab launch |
Registration
Registration
Registration is now open but places are limited. To book a place please use our Eventbrite page.
Attendance at the event and wine reception is free of charge.