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Stanke, Gerd and Hemsley, James (Eds.): Konferenzband EVA 2001 Berlin Elektronische Bildverarbeitung & Kunst, Kultur, Historie: Die 8. Berliner Veranstaltung der internationalen EVA-Serie Electronic Imaging & the Visual Arts, Heidelberg: arthistoricum.net, 2018 (EVA Berlin, Volume 8). https://doi.org/10.11588/arthistoricum.174.224

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https://doi.org/10.11588/arthistoricum.174.224
ISBN 978-3-946653-37-0 (PDF)

Published

07/16/2018
The original publication was published in 2001 by the Ges. zur Förderung Angewandter Informatik Berlin, ISBN 978-3-9807029-5-9.

Authors

Gerd Stanke (Ed.), James Hemsley (Ed.)

Konferenzband EVA 2001 Berlin Elektronische Bildverarbeitung & Kunst, Kultur, Historie

Die 8. Berliner Veranstaltung der internationalen EVA-Serie Electronic Imaging & the Visual Arts

EVA Berlin

Einige Aufsätze konnten wegen fehlender Einverständnisse der Autoren nicht online veröffentlicht werden.

Chapters

Table of Contents
Pages
PDF
Titel
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Gerd Stanke, James Hemsley
Vorwort
5
Die EVA 2001 Berlin im Uberblick
7
Programm
9-13
Peter Haberäcker
IGARIS documentation system (IDS) - virtual, interactive knowledge presentation in digital image processing
17-23
Gerhard Funk, Leonhard Schmeiser
Comparator - a tool for comparison in cultural studies
24-26
Stefanie Kollmann, Peter Müller
Pictura Paedagogica Online
Putting a picture inventory into a virtual picture archive
27-33
Anne Schaich
“Medieval church interiors in Saxony"
An imagoV5 database for teaching and research at the Technische Universität Dresden
34-40
Ingeborg Reichle, Thomas Lackner
From the strategic presentation to dynamic interaction
On the integration www based information systems into the daily research and teaching practices of art history departments
41-47
Gabriele Blome, Monika Fleischmann, Wolfgang Strauss, Jasminko Novak, Boris Müller, Stefan Paal, Martin Schneider
Cultural mediation in networked spaces
netzspannung.org - Platform for media production and inter-media research
48-53
Martina Hansmann
The photographic collection of the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florence
Concerning a non-commercialdatabase with digital imagesfor research purposes
57-59
Christof Thoenes, Kaspar Zollikofer, Bernd Kulawik
A group of web databases on the history of St. Peter's in Rome
60-63
Wolfgang Schade
The data base of the prisoners at the Memorial Place Ravensbrück
From document's contents to presentation
64-70
Martin Raspe
WIRE - collecting visual and textual data in the humanities
71-75
Hans-Dieter Hahn
Pan-Net™ ORA - ein innovatives Techniktoolset für Museen
76-77
Jörg Feldkamp, Rita Müller, Arved Hübler, Klaus Kreulich, Michael Reiche, Eckhard Stasch
Embracing the museum publication - XML-structured content for multiple output channels
78-88
Peter Keller
Mobile information systems for museums
91-94
Martin Scheele, Karsten Scheibe, Ralf Reulke
Close range photogrammety of historical buildings and objects d'arts with digital panoramic CCD-line camera
Einsatzmöglichkeiten einer Panoramakamera für die Digitalisierung von historischen Gebäuden und Kunstgegenständen
95-100
Christian Wilk
A3D interaction paradigm for image retrieval and navigation
101-104
Christine Schöne, Lothar Paul
Possibilities to use reverse engineering in restoration
105-109
Holger Mettler, Kai Mettler
Visual Multimedia Production Manager
110-116
Falk Krebs, Edgar Brück
Historical buildings in 3D
117-123
Holger Simon, Ute Verstegen
PROMETHEUS - The distributed digital image archive for science and instruction
124-128
Christian Hannesschläger
The multimedia databaseof the technical museum Vienna and digitalization of museum and archiv collections
129-132
Kai Festersen
Webdatabase for dramatic texts with copyright
133-134
Oliver Grau
Database of virtual art
135-140
Regine Dehnel
The internet-database of the Koordinierungsstelle
An instrument for documentation and search of looted art
141-147
Friso Visser
Berlin Conclusions - following the Florence Agenda & Glasgow Response
Trends and future developments in ICT for culture and science
148-149
Claude Poliart
The EC’s Fifth Framework Programme
Latest Cultural Heritage Results
153-156
Nadezda V. Brakker, Leonid A. Kujbyshev, Vladimir L. Kujbyshev
Russia
Art&Culture on-line and off-line and the State Informatisation
157-163
Francesco S. Nucci, Silvia Boi, Roberto Gagliardi
A European co-operation for Legal and Organisational aspects on Art and Culture on-line access
164-170
Andrea Mulrenin
Digicult - Preliminary Results
Unlocking the Value of the Cultural Heritage Sector
171-177
Santiago Blanch Alcolea
Same Task, New Tool
178-179
Irina N. Dashevska
Museum of the History and technology of Metallurgy
180-182
Günther Schauerte, Monika Hagedorn-Saupe
Euromuse - an internet Portal to the Exhibitions of European Museums
183-187
Irina M. Muzalevskaya
Vladimir-Suzdal Museum-Reserve in Open Information Space
188-189
Jutta Weber, Arnd Grossmann
Kalliope, open union information system about literary archives, modern manuscriptsand letters in Germany
Project carried out by Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin in co-operation with |a|S|tec| - angewandte Systemtechnik GmbH, co-funded by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft
190-191
Andriy A. Kryuchyn, Viacheslav V. Petrov, Oleksij S. Onischenko, Semen M. Shanyolo, Lyudmila V. Sholohova
Technology of Presentation of Rarity Musical Records on CD
192-194
Marion Kaminski
The museum as building and network
istory of collecting in the internet exemplified by the Altes Museum in Berlin
195-198
Silke Grossmann, Josef Herget
Cultural Heritage in Regional Networks
Nes models, concepts and information system for the cultural sector
199-203
James Hemsley
Future EVA Conferences & the EVA Networking Project, EVAN
204-208

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