Keynote speakers and relators: Kim H. Veltman (Virtual Maastricht McLuhan Institute, the Netherlands), Alan Radley (University College London, UK), Annamaria Poli (Università degli Studi di Milano Bicocca), Raimonda Riccini (Università Iuav di Venezia), Diego González (Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems, National Research Council, Italy), and F.co V. Cipolla Ficarra (book presentation).
[[[ September 22 ]]]
:: Registration
:: Welcome and “Benvenuta”
:: Tourism and Cultural Heritage –Ravenna, Italy
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::: 13:00 - 14:00 Lunch :::
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Keynote Speakers, Papers, Posters and Demos :: 14:00 - 19:30
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:: R01 :: R02
::: Coffee break :::
:: R08 :: R11 :: R12
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:: R15 :: R17 :: R18
:: Welcome cokctail and dinner
[[[ September 23 ]]]
Registration 9:00 – 9:15 ::
:: Session Parallel #1
::: Coffee break: :::
:: Excursions #1 and #2: Visiting "Cultural Heritage": Ravenna --UNESCO World Heritage.
::: 13:00 - 14:00 Lunch :::
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Keynote Speakers, Papers, Demos and Posters :: 14:00 - 19:30
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:: R10
::: Coffee break :::
:: R14 :: R05 :: R19
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:: R07 :: R16 :: R14:: R20
[[[ September 24 ]]]
9:00 – 9:15 :: Remarks
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Keynote Speakers and Relators Papers, Demos and Posters
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:: R03 :: R09
::: Coffee break: ::: 10:15 – 10:30
:: R06 :: R21 :: R13
::: 13:00 - 14:00 Lunch :::
:: Session Parallel #2
::: Coffee break :::
:: Closing Remarks
Excursion # 3: Visiting "Cultural Heritage": Ravenna --UNESCO World Heritage.
Keynote speakers, keynote relators, papers, demos, posters and research-in-progress accepted from Argentina, Australia, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Costa Rica, Croatia, Curaçao, Egypt, France, India, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Malta, Morocco, Panama, Peru, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Spain, Switzerland, Tunisia, UK, and USA (alphabetical order):
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A Cross-Cultural Communication: Christianity and the Alphabet :: Keynote |
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City Street Guide and Advanced Applications on Smartphone Context :: Paper |
:: R03 :: |
Collaborative Recommendation for e-Tourism: A New Algorithm :: Paper * Special Mention: Research * |
:: R04 :: |
Cultural Heritage and Human-Computer Interaction: The Case of 3D Audio Virtual Reality :: Keynote |
:: R05 :: |
Digital Cultural Experiences: A Step Towards Understanding the Public Needs * Best Paper * |
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Digital Natives and Digital Inmigrants: A Bridge between Web App and Native App :: Short Paper |
:: R07 :: |
Electronic Visual Displays Generation and the User Experiences in Real and Virtual Museums :: Paper |
:: R08 :: |
Fourth-Generation LTE: Design and Evaluation Methods for Posting Photos and Videos of Architectural Styles :: Poster |
:: R09 :: |
Historical and Cultural Heritage: Why Teach Cinema at School with an Interdisciplinary Approach? :: Keynote |
:: R10 :: |
Humans Versus Computers, Systems and Machines: A Battle for Freedom, Equality and Democracy :: Keynote |
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Keeping Cultural Heritage Alive –Opportunities with Information and Communication Technology :: Paper |
:: R12 :: |
Mixed Reality Software for Archaeological Glass Analysis :: Demo |
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Optimizing MapReduce through Ant Colony Optimization and Machine Learning :: Short Paper |
:: R14 :: |
Ostranenie Assessment in Classic Video Games :: Paper |
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Strategies for the Evaluation of the Serious Content versus Banal Social Networking into a Cultural and Tourism Hypermedia Project :: Paper |
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Teaching Design for Living Memory :: Short Paper |
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Texture and Color Clustering for Feudal Documents Study :: Poster |
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The Nature into Computer Art: A Study from Siggraph Festivals :: Demo |
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Today, All is HCI? :: Paper
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:: R20 :: |
Virtual Museum Experiences –Connecting Old People through Tablet PC :: Demo
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:: R21 :: |
Web Applications: Results of the Use of Information Technology into International Virtual Classrooms :: Short Paper
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Parallel Sessions (Demos, Papers and Research-in-Progress)
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Moderator: F. V. Cipolla-Ficarra, PhD |
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Session #1: New Media –Exploring Cultural and Natural Heritage
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Computer Animation and Communicability for Global Contents with a High Level of Creativity |
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New Techniques and Software Tools for the Conservation of Three-Dimensional Artworks |
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Parochialism and Destructive Agents from Formal Sciences into Cultural and Natural Heritage: Determining Economic Damages for Interactive Content and Next Generation Users |
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Session #2: Official Tourist Information |
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A Diacronich and Synchronic Audio-Visual Examination of the “Beauty” for Tourism Promotion |
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Tourism and Multimedia Systems: An Example of the Birth, Growth and Decline in the European-Mediterranean Region |
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User Experiences in Augmented Reality: 3D Models from Five Cities in Australia, New Zealand and USA. |
N.B. The program with table time it will be distributed to attendees at conference rooms
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