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Abstract
Archaeologists and cultural heritage experts explore complex data that is often highly interconnected, multifaceted, multi-dimensional, multi-typed and contains uncertain information. Moreover, questions posed by researchers regarding such data are often ill-defined (where it is difficult to guarantee an answer). We argue for new ways to interact with this data, making note that their analysis provides a ‘grand challenge’ for computer science and heritage researchers. We highlight two visions, inspired from the sub-fields of Immersive Analytics and Deep Maps, as enablers for allowing both experts and the general public to interact and explore heritage data. We use prehistoric data as a case study and discuss key technologies that need to develop further, to help accomplish these two visions.
Original language | English |
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Publication status | Published - Oct 2016 |
Event | IEEE Conference on Visualization: Visualization for Digital Humanities Workshop - Baltimore, MD, United States of America Duration: 23 Oct 2016 → … |
Conference
Conference | IEEE Conference on Visualization |
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Abbreviated title | IEEE VIS 2016 |
Country/Territory | United States of America |
City | Baltimore, MD |
Period | 23 Oct 2016 → … |
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Co-Production of alternative views of lost Heritage
Tiddeman, B. (PI)
Arts and Humanities Research Council
01 Oct 2013 → 30 Sept 2015
Project: Externally funded research