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Builtviz2019-SBH Research Link- Sustaining Built Heritage
https://www.conftool.org/IV-france-2019/ University of Paris 13 ● Paris ● France https://www.conftool.org/cgiv-iv-australia-2019/ 16-19
July 2019 Flinders
University ● Adelaide ● Australia |
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Sustaining Built Heritage
● Internet of Things, Remote Sensed and Big Data ● Visual Analytics of Built Cultural Heritage for Quality of life, Social and Economic Welfare ● Workshop Title: Sustaining Built Heritage; Internet of Things, Remote Sensed and Big Data ● Visual Analytics of Built Cultural Heritage for Quality of life, Social and Economic Welfare
Workshop theme, but not limited to: Big Data challenges Built Heritage ●
Data Science solution to sustaining and preserving Local Heritage ●
Appropriate real-time / rich datasets, analysing the conjunction of occupied
built heritage and its condition, with occupant incomes and wellbeing,
including Remote Sensed / Crowd Sourced / IOT Datasets ●
Role of Data Science for conservation measures ●
Mapping and Analysing indices of multiple deprivation against Sustainable
Built Heritage, and Identifying appropriate Climate Change mitigation and
adaptation measures, including Renewable Energy, to inform, engage key
decision makers and funders ●
The Internet of Things / Internet of Sensors and its implications for data
collection. Reducing cost of sensors and data capture devices, emerging
standards, security and privacy risks. open data and crowd-sourced datasets ●
Filling in gaps in data, crowd sourcing, and information collection via data
collection portal. Other resources, e.g. advertisements for property rentals
input into analysis of affordability and income, and value for landlords and
management to justify refurbishment, adaptation
Remotes Sensing for Built Heritage ●
Available and imminent Remote Sensed (e.g. Copernicus Sentinel Satellite)
Datasets and information that can be processed from these, e.g. Climate
Change impacts, and Building Heights via InSAR.
Processing challenges. Open source, open standard solutions.
The trends and challenges of Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage ●
The predicted impacts of Climate Change, in addition to manmade (e.g. fire,
pollution, waste etc.) and natural disasters (e.g. earthquakes and
rockslides). Analysis of the situation in specific heritage sites in
general.
Renewable Energy, resources, and challenges ●
Sustainable retrofit and refurbishment approaches. UK Heritage Energy
Efficiency analysis and its applicability to Egypt ●
Application of IoT applications to Occupied Built Heritage and
Sustainability mitigation ●
Development of data collection portal for general & specific sites for
input by public, experts and other stake holders ●
Plans to use OPEN DATA and Big Data tools to analyse factors affecting the
sustainability of the Heritage sites. A new opening for multidisciplinary
collaboration
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All Builtviz2019-SBH _Researcher Link questions and submissions should be addressed to: |
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Ebad Banissi (banisse@lsbu.ac.uk) Dr Gehan Nagy (gehan.nagy@bue.edu.eg) |
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Important Dates : 1 March 2019:Submission of papers & Submission of tutorials: CGIV2019 & IV2019
@ Adelaide: https://www.conftool.org/cgiv-iv-australia-2019/ IV2019 @ Paris: https://www.conftool.org/IV-france-2019/
20 May 2019:Submission of camera-ready & early registration closes |
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For all enquiries should be addressed to the conference coordinator:
iV2019 23rd International Conference
Information Visualisation
www.graphicslink.co.uk/IV2019/
CGiV2019 16th International Conference
Computer Graphics, Imaging and Visualization
www.graphicslink.co.uk/cgiv2019/