Digital Research and Education in Architectural Heritage Sander Münster

Research on Architectural and Urban Cultural Heritage

A Tentative Map of Influences Between Urban Centres of Genre Painting in the Dutch Golden Age – An Exercise in “Slow” Digital Art History

Linked Cultural Events: Digitizing Past Events and Implications for Analyzing the ‘Creative City’

Cataloguing Monuments – Some Changes in the Documentary Work of Art Historians in Silesia over the Past 150 Years

Technical Access

Time and Space in the History of Cities

3D Reconstruction of Urban History Based on Old Maps

Systematization

Accessing and Using Digital Libraries in Art History

Virtual Reconstruction as a Scientific Tool:

Creating Suitable Tools for Art and Architectural Research with Historic Media Repositories

The Production of 3D Digital Archives and the Methodologies for Digitally Supporting Research in Architectural and Urban Cultural Heritage

Practice – Research Challenges – Standards! A Reflection of Digital 3D Reconstructed Models for Urban Structures

Education in Urban History

Grenzgang

4D Augmented City Models, Photogrammetric Creation and Dissemination

Organizational Perspectives

CIPA’s Perspectives on Cultural Heritage