Message-Id: <199908201632.JAA43124@dns.ccit.arizona.edu> Date: Fri, 20 Aug 1999 12:12:48 -0400 From: "J. Trant" <mailto:jtrant@ARCHIMUSE.COM> Subject: ichim99 -- hotel deadline and final program To: mailto:IMAGELIB@LISTSERV.ARIZONA.EDU
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*** HOTEL REGISTRATION DEADLINE AND FINAL PROGRAM DETAILS ***
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HOTEL DEADLINE
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August 31st is the last date to guarantee the special hotel rates of
$139.00 per night at the Marriott Crystal City Hotel.
Don't miss out on this 50% discount off regular Washington hotel
prices.
Call +1 703 920 3230 this week to make your reservation. Be sure to
mention "ichim99" to get this great rate.
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FINAL PROGRAM
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The final program for ichim99 and full details of all sessions, papers,
speakers and workshops are available at http:www.archimuse.com/ichim99/
Register online for the full conference and for intensive pre-conference
workshops. You can also print the form and fax it to us at +1 412 422 8594
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
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September 22 AND 23
Two-day intensive training sessions
Design and Evaluation of Cultural Multimedia
Franca Garzotto, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Maristella Matera, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Paolo Paolini, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Implementing the Dublin Core for Museums
John Perkins, CIMI Consortium, Canada
Angela T. Spinazze, ATSpin Consulting, USA
Sept 22 OR 23
One day workshops
Sept. 22:
Introduction to the CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model
Nicholas Crofts, City of Geneva, Switzerland
Martin Doerr, FORTH, Crete, Greece
Sept. 23:
Creating a Multimedia Application in One Day
Slavko Milekic, Hampshire College, USA
Digital Imaging for Museums
Alan B. Newman, Art Institute of Chicago, USA
Immersive Histories: Digital Storytelling
Thom Gillespie, Indiana University, USA
Half Day Workshops on September 23
Web Site Information Architecture
Paul Kahn, Dynamic Diagrams, USA
Developing Information Policies for Cultural
Institutions
Michael S. Shapiro, Esq., IIPI, USA
Mapping Web Sites: Planning Diagrams to Site Maps
Paul Kahn, Dynamic Diagrams, USA
Building a Project Plan
Holly Witchey , San Diego Museum of Art, USA
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THE CONFERENCE PROGRAM
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ichim99 sessions run Friday Setpember 24 - Sunday September 26, 1999.
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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 24
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OPENING PLENARY. Chairs, David Bearman and Jennifer Trant, A&MI, USA
Finding the Real in the Virtual: Authenticity in
Digital Representation
A Panel of International Experts Discuss Problems of
Interpretation and Presentation
DISCOVERY
From Images to Images: the ALADIN project
Katell Briatte and Marie Despres-Lonnet, Universite Charles de Gaulle,
France
Finding Museum Information in the Internet Commons
John Perkins, CIMI, Canada and Angela Spinazze, ATSPIN Consulting, USA
Building Bridges: steps towards a seemless information environment
Paul Miller, UKOLN, UK
3-D RECONSTRUCTION AND ARCHAEOLOGY
Virtual Reality and the Future of Publishing Archaeological Excavations
Mary Dabney and James Wright, Bryn Mawr College, Donald Sanders,
Learning Sites Inc., USA
CMC's 3-D Virtual Reality Theatre
George F. MacDonald, Museum of Victoria, Australia; Frank Corcoran,
Canadian Museum of Civilisation, John M. Taylor, Pierre Boulanger,
and Marc Rioux, National Research Council of Canada, Canada
PANEL ON HUMANITIES INFORMATICS. Chair: David Green, NINCH, USA
A panel of experts discuss Cultural Heritage Data in a Multimedia
Digital Library
BROADENING AUDIENCES
The Team in the Stand: building new community heritage sites through
interactive multimedia
Valerie Swales and Chris Goyla, University of Portsmouth, UK
Between Promise and Reality: online education and museums, a case study
Kevin Sumption and Helen Whitty, The Powerhouse Museum, Australia
REUSABILITY
The Evolution of a Family of Multimedia Products Over a Decade
Rory Matthews, Cognitive Applications Ltd., UK
Using and Re-using Archive Information for Multimedia Applications
Franca Garzotto, Paolo Paolini, Giovanni Mainetto, Serena Pisana,
and Pasquale Savino, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
CONSERVATION DATA RECORDING
The Effect of Digital Technology on the Control of and Access to a
Photographic Collection
Clare L. Birdsey, Andy Golding, and Ralph E. Jacobson, University of
Westminster, UK
Database Management System for Architectural Typology of Historic
Buildings
Laura Baratin, University of Bologna, Italy
Diagnosing Art: towards a new methodology for curators and conservation?
Holly Witchey, San Diego Museum of Art, USA
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SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25
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AUTHORING
Hall of Mirrors: dilemmas of presenting information technology culture
through interactives and artifacts
Kevin Sumption, The Powerhouse Museum, Australia
Hypermedia in Archaeological Expeditions: different kinds of interactivity
and visualization
Martin Kriszat, University of Hamburg, Germany
A Multimedia Package on Tang Period Chang'an
Heng Chye Kiang, National University of Singapore, Singapore
HANDHELD DEVICES
Portable Computers and Interactive Multimedia: a new paradigm for
interpreting museum collections
James Evans and Pat Sterry, University of Salford, UK
A Nomadic Information System for Adaptive Exhibition Guidance
Reinhard Oppermann and Marcus Specht, GMD, Germany
After Sound, What's Next?
Chris Tellis, Antenna Audio, USA
EVALUATION
Emerging Tools & Techniques Of Digital Media: history log and multiple
futures
Slavko Milekic, The University of the Arts, USA
User Requirements Acquisition for Museum Hypermedia
Alessandra DiSilvestro, Franca Garzotto, and Paolo Paolini, Politecnico
di Milano, Italy
Hands-on, Hands-Off: the personal, social and physical context of
interactives in museums
Grahame Ramsay, University of Western Sydney, Australia
NEW MEDIA ART
Art as Interface
Peter Samis, San Franciosco Museum of Modern Art, USA
Terminal Time
Paul Vanouse, SUNY Buffalo, USA
KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION
Electronic Esperanto: the role of the object-oriented CIDOC
reference model
Martin Doerr, FORTH,Greece and Nicholas Crofts, City of Geneva,
Switzerland
The INDECS Project
Godfrey Rust, Data Definitions & INDECS, UK
Guidelines for the Design of Multimedia Systems for the Representation of
Figurative Artistic Heritage
Luciana Bordoni and Attilio Colagrossi, ENEA, Italy
INFORMATION POLICY
The Carrot vs. The Stick: can copyright be used to enhance access to
cultural heritage resources in the networked environment?
Rina Elster Pantalony, CHIN, Canada
International Property Protection and the Web: electronic resources in
Europe and the U.S.
Bonnie Magness-Gardiner, United States Information Agency, USA
Cultural Heritage Informatics and Sustainability: empowering the
indigenous population of Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands
Cecelia Lizama Salvatore, Emporia State University, USA
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SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 26
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EDUCATIONAL USERS
Art Museum Image Consortium (AMICO): a user interacts with a rich image
database
David Austin (US), University of Illinois at Chicago
Information Inquiries Of A Museum Visitor And Museum Information Space
Tatyana G. Bogomazova and Valentina G. Uzunova, Peter the Great Museum,
Russia
mailto:Insect@thon: schools, museums and biodiversity
Joris Komen, National Museum of Namibia, Namibia
COLLABORATIONS ACROSS DISCIPLINES AND INSTITUTIONS
Aquarelle: networked cultural information
George Mallen and Mike Stapleton, System Simulation Limited, UK
Guiding the World to Canada's Museums
Kati Geber, CHIN, Canada
Designing Across Disciplines: negotiating collaborator interests in a
digital museum project
Wendy Martin, Geri Gay, and Robert Rieger, Cornell University, USA
Supporting Collaboration across Intra-Museum Boundaries
Paul Marty, Spurlock Museum, USA
CLOSING PLANARY. Chair, Jennifer Trant, A&MI, USA
Un-Private: the reality of an interactive environment
Greg Van Alstyne and Andrew Davies, MoMA, USA
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JOIN US AT ICHIM99
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ichim99 -- the International Cultural Heritage Informatics Meeting
September 22-26, 1999.
Crystal Gateway Marriott Hotel
1700 Jefferson Davis Highway
Arlington, VA, 22202
Phone: +1 703-920-3230
Fax: +1 703 271 5212
Room rate of $139 (per night) is guaranteed until
* August 31 * 1999.
See us online at http://www.archimuse.com/ichim99/ for more
details, including the full agenda, registration information, speakers'
biographies, full abstracts of papers, and pre-conference workshop outlines.
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PROCEEDINGS
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All conference attendees receive a copy of the proceedings as part of their
full registration.
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NEED TO KNOW MORE?
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For further information about ichim99, contact:
Aimee Fantazier, Conference Coordinator
Archives & Museum Informatics
2008 Murray Avenue, Suite D
Pittsburgh, PA
15217, USA
Tel. +1 412 422 8530
Fax +1 412 422 8594
Email: mailto:aimee@archimuse.com
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SEE YOU IN WASHINGTON FOR THE BEST OF INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM MULTIMEDIA
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J. Trant & D. Bearman mailto:ichim99@archimuse.com
Co-Chairs, ichim99 Washington, DC
Archives & Museum Informatics September 23-26, 1999
2008 Murray Ave, Suite D http://www.archimuse.com/ichim99/
Pittsburgh, PA 15217