Call for Sessions, Round Tables, Panels and Trainings
This year the conference is about Cultural Heritage as a Resource – Technologies for the Paradigm Shift in Archaeology, Conservation and Education. We invite Session, Round Table, Panel and Training proposals with regard to the challenges of climate change and other disasters and the necessary mitigation and adaptation, as outlined in the conference description. The conference will again be hybrid, but we kindly ask that at least one chair is present on site to avoid technical problems. Cultural Heritage — New Technologies — Climate Change — Digitalization — Documentation — Preservation — Archaeology — Climate Adaptation — Sustainability — Resilience — Education — Role of Civil Society Organizations — Information Infrastructures — Monitoring Please choose one of the following conference formats:
The topics may include:
Session (S)
Sessions will present current research on the application of technology in cultural heritage or archaeological research, management and presentation. They usually consist of a series of presentations of up to 20 minutes. The presentations may be published as full papers or short contributions in the conference proceedings.
Round Table (RT)
A round table is a discussion of a topical issue, which may be supported by short presentations of up to 10 minutes. The presentations may be published as short contributions in the conference proceedings.
Panel (P)
A panel is intended to allow the audience to interact with panel members on a topic and share experiences on an interdisciplinary basis. The topic of the panel and at least 3 panel members should be included in the proposal.
Advanced Cultural Heritage Training Workshops (T)
These are hands-on workshops that allow participants to experience state-of-the-art methods and technologies. The duration should be 2-3 hours and must be free of charge for all participants.
The call is open from February 15 until March 15, 2023. Contributors will be notified if their proposal has been accepted by April 8. The call for papers, short papers, apps, and posters will start on April 15, 2023.
Please fill in the following submission form to submit your proposal:
