The 26th international conference "Cultural Heritage and New Technologies" took place in 2021 on the topic "The World’s Heritage in the Digital Age – New Technologies Towards Sustainable Research, Conservation and Communication" at Vienna City Hall and online.
The contributions collected in this proceedings’ volume deal with technology-supported processes and methods in all areas of cultural heritage. The papers cover topics such as quantitative methods, questions of data modelling and the semantic web, modelling, methods of digital (emergency) documentation as well as questions of (world) cultural heritage management in the context of digitization.
This is a preview of the finished papers of the 2021 Conference on Cultural Heritage and New Technologies. The final Version, to which the dois in the paper refer are published at Propylaeum eBooks and can be found under it's doi: 10.11588/propylaeum.1449
The 25th international Conference on Cultural Heritage and New Technologies took place in 2020 in the city hall of Vienna under the headline “Artificial Intelligence – New Pathways Towards Cultural Heritage”.
The contributions deal with the application of computational approaches in all fields of cultural heritage, with a special emphasis on the utilisation of “Artificial Intelligence”. The topics include Remote Sensing, Data Acquisition and Modelling, and Methods for the analysis and presentation of digital data in archaeology and cultural heritage. The volume also contains abstracts on the round table discussions held, and the posters presented at the conference, and a special session which was dedicated towards the 25th anniversary of the conference.
The full text of the volume, is published and available at Propylaeum, Heidelberg under the doi https://doi.org/10.11588/propylaeum.1045
The international conference "Cultural Heritage and New Technologies" took place in 2019 on the theme "Monumental Computations - Digital archaeology of large urban and underground infrastructures" at the Vienna City Hall.
The conference papers address the challenges of large urban development projects for the responsible organizers, whose goal is to preserve the cultural heritage of the cities concerned as much as possible. In this context, computer-based approaches are indispensable in all steps of a large urban development project.
The full text of the volume, is published and available at Propylaeum, Heidelberg under the doi https://doi.org/10.11588/propylaeum.747
