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Stanke, Gerd et al. (Eds.): Konferenzband EVA 2006 Berlin. Elektronische Bildverarbeitung & Kunst, Kultur, Historie: Die 13. Berliner Veranstaltung der internationalen EVA-Serie Electronic Imaging & the Visual Arts, Heidelberg: arthistoricum.net-ART-Books, 2018 (EVA Berlin, Volume 13). https://doi.org/10.11588/arthistoricum.179.235

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https://doi.org/10.11588/arthistoricum.179.235
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07/10/2018
The original publication was published in 2006 by the Ges. zur Förderung Angewandter Informatik Berlin, ISBN 978-3-9809212-7-5.

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Gerd Stanke (Ed.), Andreas Bienert (Ed.), James Hemsley (Ed.), Vito Cappellini (Ed.)

Konferenzband EVA 2006 Berlin. Elektronische Bildverarbeitung & Kunst, Kultur, Historie

Die 13. Berliner Veranstaltung der internationalen EVA-Serie Electronic Imaging & the Visual Arts

EVA Berlin

  

Chapters

Table of Contents
Pages
PDF
Titel
Inhaltsverzeichnis
3
Gerd Stanke, Andreas Bienert, James Hemsley
Vorwort
5
Die EVA 2006 Berlin im Überblick
7-14
Andreas Bienert, Alexander Geschke
Original und Reproduktion: Einführende Thesen zur Digitalisierung von Bildbeständen hoher Qualität
15
Matthias Bruhn
Digitales Material
16
Andreas Bienert
Electronic Picture-Reproduktion! An lllustrated Report from the Museum
17
Kurt Egger
Reproduzieren in hoher Qualität
18
Anja Grubitzsch, Alexander Geschke
Der digitale Klon
19
Michael Roth
Splendor Solis - Digitale Reproduktionen und Faksimilierung einer alchemistischen Bildhandschrift
20
Irene Brückle, Stefan Rohde-Enslin, Stefan Simon
Digital Documentation in Collections Preservation
21-26
Gerd Stanke
Content Based Retrieval in Image Databases
Workshop / Introduction
27-28
Herbert Hagendorf
Object- and Scene Recognition: Insight in Cognitive Processing
29-33
Thomas Meiers
MPEG-7 based Retrieval on multimedia databases
34-37
Thomas Lambeck
Content Based Image Retrieval (CBIR) systems from an image processing’s point of view
38-39
Thorsten Hermes, Andrea Miene, Andree Lüdtke
Graphical Image Retrieval with PictureFinder
40-46
Ulrich Köthe, Hans Meine
Feature Extraction for Automated Image Retrieval
47-53
C. Schneider, R. Arndt, C. Schmidt, Dietrich Paulus
Automatic search in collections of ornament images
54-62
Reinhard Rosenau
DFG-Projekt DIGIPLAN der Plansammlung der Universitätsbibliothek der Technischen Universität Berlin (2006 - 2008)
63-64
Emanuel Wenger, Vlad Atanasiu
eContentPlus Project BERNSTEIN - The Memory of Papers
65-69
Angelika Menne-Haritz
Verwaltung und Präsentation von Digitalisierdaten mit METS - Das Projekt <daofind>
70-71
Tobias Solbrig, David Brunner, Guido Brunnett
Finding Ornamentations on Bronze Age Vessels to Support the Automated Classification
72-78
Ruth Keller-Kempas
Collection of Materials of Industrial Heritage
79-83
Sybille Herkner, Christian Barta, Arnulf von Ulmann
Virtual colour reconstruction of a medieval sculpture
84-88
Christiane Friedrich, Mareike Hybsier, Alexander Lang, Jürgen Sieck, Katja Sommer
Design and Implementation of multimodal museum information systems using a prototype for the "Berlinische Galerie - Museum for Modern Art, Photography and Architecture" as an example
89-93
Petra Nietzky, Claudia Schallert, Jan Torge Claussen
10°Kunst - The use of mobile information systems in public space
94-99
Matthias Haesner, Dietrich Maier
Interaktive Themenführung für das Bode-Museum
100
Stefan Bürer
Feedback-Culture: From collection documentation to collection communication
101-105
Karsten Knothe, Wolfgang Peschel
Panoramic Presentations - virtual information systems for museums
106-111
Ivo Haulsen, Karsten Isaković, Stefan Klose, Herbert Rüsseler
VROD - The VR Object Display
112-117
Eva Wesemann
Downloads and Podcasts: New Internet Formats for Providing Access to and Information about Museums and their Collections
118-122
Thomas Bremer
Game Engines for Explorative Heritage Visualization
Am Beispiel des Aleppo-Zimmers, Syrien, 1601-03 (Museum für Islamische Kunst, Pergamonmuseum)
123-128
Monika Hagedorn-Saupe, Axel Ermert
Das MICHAEL - Portal - ein multilingualer Zugang zu Europas digitalen Sammlungen im Kulturbereich
129-130
Christian Begand, Stefan Baumeier
A Graphic Information and Communication System for settlement research - Scientific communication via Internet
131-135
Susanne Schumacher
The XML behind the Orders of Columns. Using „Extensible Markup Language“ as a tool in History of Architecture
136-142
Gabriele Blome, Monika Fleischmann
The Internet platform for digital art and culture netzspannung.org: A place for education and learning on the net http://netzspannung.org
143-148
Elizabeth Markevitch
A New Platform for the Art World or How to Optimise your Digital Collection
ikono.tv a dream comes true
149-150
Marko Modsching, Ronny Kramer, Klaus ten Hagen, Ulrike Gretzel
The impact of mobile information systems on the behaviour of tourists: Results from a field study
151-157
Antonio Krüger
Multimedia mobile guiding systems in practice and research
158-159
Sławomir Nikiel, Jan Michael Pfeiffer, Sonja Süß
Proposition of a Location-based Edutainment Platform
160-163
Alexandr Landsman, Tamara Grinchenko, Oleg Dykyi, Vladyslav Matskevich
The multimedia system “The Lost Landmarks of Kyiv”
164-165
Karl A. Fröschl
UbíqVistas - anytime and anywhere. Mobile Communication forTourism
166-172
Arthur Engelbert
Interkulturelle Dialoge
173-176
PENTACON GmbH
Scannercamera PENTACON Scan 600
177
Eyeled GmbH
eyeGuide Multi-media visitors information system for museums
178-179
Claudia Schallert, Petra Nietzky, Jan Torge Claussen
ways of wondering
180
Gunnar Siedler
Integration of digital image analysis for automated measurements into a photogrammetric stereo evaluation system
181-182
Katja Gries
Hybrid Reality - Processes of networking in art
183-184
Karsten Leuthold, Andreas Grylla
3D Laser scanning in Archaeology and Antique Architecture
185
Christa Förster, Stefanie Kollmann
Digital Archives
187-188
Mario Hesse, Karsten Leuthold
Individuelle Lösungen durch die HW-Wertkonzept GbR
189-192
EVA Berlin Elektronische Bildverarbeitung, Kunst, Kultur, Historie 1996-2005
193-199
Gesellschaft zur Förderung angewandter Informatik e. V.
200
Electronic Imaging & the Visual Arts EVA-Konferenzen 2006 und 2007
201

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