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FIFTEENTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE
COMPUTERS AND THE HISTORY OF ART
UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
24-25 September 1999
DIGITAL ENVIRONMENTS: DESIGN, HERITAGE AND ARCHITECTURE
This year's conference will focus on the impact of computers on the
designing, study and preservation of the built environment. Papers
will be focus on descibing projects and research from manu countries,
including, Japan, New Zealand, Italy, Turkey, France and the United
Kingdom. Topics include reconstruction, conservation, reserach
methodologies, virtual archives, and teaching and information
projects and demonstrations. Additional information is available
from the conference web site:
http://www.hatii.arts.gla.ac.uk/CHArt99/
Friday, 24 September
SESSION 1 ISSUES
VIRTUAL HERITAGE: IS THERE A FUTURE FOR THE PAST?
T.W. Mayer, University of Strathclyde
VIRTUAL REALITY AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECONSTRUCTION
Melissa Terras, Christ Church College, Oxford University
DESIGN PROCESS AND APPROACHES TO THE HISTORICAL ENVIRONMENTS
Ayse Sagsoz, Black Sea Technical University
COLLAPSING THE TETRAHEDRON
Jules Moroney, University of Auckland, New Zealand
SESSION 2 METHODS
CLUSTERING TECHNIQUES FOR THE ANALYSIS OF THE EXECUTION OF A FRESCO
L. Bordoni, ENEA, Rome; A. Colagrossi, Dipartimento dei Servizi
Tecnici Nazionale; G. Martellotti, Conservazione Beni Culturali,
Rome; C. Seccaroni, ENEA, Rome
LEAVING NO STONE UNTUREND. THE SEMSS PROJECT FOR HIGH RESOLUTION 3-D
IMAGING OF SCOTLAND'S EARLY MEDIEVAL SCULPTURES
Ewan Campbell and Stuart Jeffrey, University of Glasgow
AN AUTOMATED APPROACH TO MOULDING PROFILE ACQUISITION
Gareth Bradshaw and Rachel Moss, Trinity College, University of Dublin
LE CORBUSIER AND HIS DRAWINGS: AN INTEGRATED DATABASE AND DRAWING
PACKAGE
Tim Benton, The Open University
THE THREE DIMENSIONAL SIMULATION OF WOODED LANDSCAPES
M.M. Sheldon and N. Ashdown, The Manchester Metropolitan University
Saturday, 25 September
SESSION 3 PROJECTS AND PROCESSES
USING COMPUTERS FOR URBAN DESIGN
Alan Day, University of Bath
THE ST. AVITS PROJECT
Ian Pickering and Tim Sharpe, Mackintosh School of Architecture,
Glasgow
DOCUMENTATION AND ARCHIVING OF AN INTERACTIVE INSTALLATION
Jo Bushnell, Millais Gallery, Southhampton Institute
VIRTUAL REALITY FOR CULTURAL HERITAGES: A MEANS OF DIGITAL ARCHIVING
Misa Hattori, Virtual Reality Laboratory, Toppan Printing, Tokyo
DEMONSTRATIONS
BUILDING REPRESENTATION IN A MULTIMEDIA ENVIRONMENT, HOLMWOOD HOUSE,
GLASGOW
Robert Anderson and David Buri, Glasgow School of Art
WHISTLER AND HIS ARCHITECT: AN ELECTRONIC STUDY
Nigel Thorp, University of Glasgow
CONFERENCE FEES
CHArt Member, 70 pounds sterling (2 days), 40 pounds (1 day)
Non-members, 100 pounds sterling (2 days), 60 pounds (1 day)
CHArt Student, 40 pounds sterling (2 days), 20 pounds (1 day)
Student, 50 pounds sterling (2 days), 25 pounds (1 day)
Information on becoming a CHArt member is available at
http://www.hart.bbk.ac.uk/chart/subinfo.html
REGISTRATION
REGISTER ONLINE at
http://hatii.arts.gla.ac.uk/Chart99/Register.htm
or send your application by post (with check payable to the Unversity
of Glasgow) to:
Jonathan Lim
Humanities Advanced Technology & Information Institute
University of Glasgow
11 University Gardens
Glasgow G12 8QQ
UK
+44-141-399-8855 ext. 0642
+44-141-330-3788 (fax)
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Information on Univeristy accomdation is available from the web site
and must be made by September 4.
Additional links on traveling to Glasgow, hotels in the city, maps,
and the weather are also on the web site.
Marlene Gordon
CHArt Committee
University of Michigan-Dearborn
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