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Sections

• Introduction
• Program and Poster for download
• Registration
• Timetable
• List of talks

Introduction

This workshop provides an opportunity for researchers from both the humanities and scientific computing to discuss and initiate new and innovative interdisciplinary projects.

Focal points for the workshop include but are not limited to:

• Techniques and methods of scientific computing for the preservation of the cultural heritage
• Presentation and discussion of innovative projects.
• Definition of current and future questions in the field and stimulation of interdisciplinary collaboration

The registration is limited to 60 persons. In case you are registered but cannot attend, please inform the organization bureau at gradkol@iwr.uni-heidelberg.de.

Program and Poster

In case you want to advertise this workshop at an institute blackboard, please feel free to
download the SCCH 2007 poster (size: A3, format: pdf) from our site.

The program of the workshop (title of talks and timetable) is also available for download: SCCH 2007 timetable.

Timetable

List of talks

Ruth Beusing, Roman-Germanic Commission, Frankfurt

Connecting Culture with new technology - EU Netconnect Project

Simona Fantacci, Costanza Milani, Universita' degli Studi, Perugia

Optical properties of natural dyes used in ancient paintings

Jörn Fassbinder, LFD Bayern

Archaeological Prospection of UNESCO World Herritage Sites

Massimo Fornasier, RICAM Linz

Mathematical imaging in visual art restoration

Gerd Gudehus, Karlsruhe

Tilting towers in Pisa and elsewhere - physical and mathematical models

Dieter Heermann, Dept. of Physics, Heidelberg

The Monte Carlo Method in the Sciences

Susanne Krömker, IWR, Uni Heidelberg

Laserscan and Georadar in Archaeology

Karsten Lambers, German Archeological Institute

Detection of Archaeological Residues in High Resolution Multispectral Satellite Imagery: A Review and Research Agenda

Lothar Ledderose, Heidelberg

Digitalisierung von chinesischen Steininschriften

Hans Leisen, Köln

The German Apsara Conservation Project (GACP) (tbc)

Nadia Magnenat-Thalmann/Alessandro Foni miralab Genf

Animation and Illumination in Ancient Roman Sites (title to be confirmed)

Stefan Maul, Heidelberg

Cuneiform Texts (tbc)

Björn Menze, Department of Anthropology, Harvard University

Satellite remote sensing of ancient settlement structures in the Near East

Pheakdey Nguonphan, IWR Heidelberg

Angkor Wat style temples and the Angkor temple generator

Jaroslav Poncar, Köln

Angkor - Documentation of Temples and Sculptures (tbc)

Martin Sauerbier, ETH Zürich

Image-based modeling of Cultural Heritage objects

Lieselotte Saurma, Uni Heidelberg

Challenges in Scientific Computing: Some remarks on virtual libraries as means of regaining lost knowledge

Barbara Schmiedtova, Heidelberg

Seeing for Speaking

Ratana Suon, RUFA, Phnom Penh

How the Bayon reliefs shape our view on Cambodian architecture

Michael Winckler, IWR, Uni Heidelberg

The Angkor Project Group - a Heidelberg-Phnom Penh collaboration project