Category
General
Working groups
- Art Technological Source Research
- Documentation
- Education and Training in Conservation
- Glass and Ceramics
- Graphic Documents
- Leather and Related Materials
- Legal Issues in Conservation
- Metals
- Modern Materials and Contemporary Art
- Murals, Stone and Rock Art
- Natural History Collections
- Objects from Indigenous and World Cultures
- Paintings
- Photographic Materials
- Preventive Conservation
- Scientific Research
- Sculpture, Polychromy and Architectural Decorations
- Textiles
- Theory and History of Conservation
- Wet Organic and Archaeological Materials
- Wood, Furniture and Lacquer
Cultural Heritage and Data: the Role of Research Infrastructures
Wednesday 26 October 2016 (Categories: Non ICOM/ICOM-CC, Documentation, Preventive Conservation, Scientific Research)
International Symposium on ‘Cultural Heritage and Data: the Role of Research Infrastructures’
December, 5-6, 2016, Washington D.C.
Organized in the frame of the EU-Horizon2020 project IPERION-CH, the two-day day International Symposium on “Cultural Heritage and Data: the Role of Research Infrastructures” aims at celebrating the outcomes of the transatlantic dialogue in the Heritage Science
EU and US experts will present and discuss about the different tools that can support and provide a model of international integration including, among others:
- The current state of on-going EU/US initiatives in the Science heritage field;
- Education and Training related activities;
- Innovative instruments and methods for integrated approaches to cultural heritage analysis and diagnostics;
- Advancing diagnostics for intervention in conservation;
- Digital Heritage.