The International Council on Archives (ICA) and the EUreka3D Consortium are pleased to present the second series of webinars on 3D Digitisation and Digital Transformation of Cultural Heritage. Following the success of the 2023 edition, which attracted over 300 participants globally, this new series continues to explore crucial aspects of digitisation in cultural heritage. 

The second session, taking place on 24 October 2024, will be facilitated by David Iglésias Franch, CRDI/Ajuntament de Girona and chair of the ICA’s Photographic and Audiovisual Expert Group (ICA/PAAG). Focusing on the experience of the Cinema Museum of Girona, the webinar will explore how archives can ensure high-quality digital reproductions of complex objects, such as pre-cinema artifacts. Topics will include the need for skilled professionals, the development of effective working methodologies, the criteria for evaluating results, and strategies to make these 3D materials accessible online, ultimately preserving and sharing the richness of our audiovisual heritage. 

More information on the agenda for this virtual meeting and the keynote presentation can be found below. 

KEY INFORMATION

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Date and time

Thursday, 24 October 2024, 17:30 – 18:30 CET (Paris time). To confirm the date/time of this session in your time zone, please use the following link.

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Host

The International Council on Archives (ICA) and the EUreka3D Consortium

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Language

English. No interpretation will be provided.

Date and time

Thursday, 24 October 2024, 17:30 – 18:30 CET (Paris time). To confirm the date/time of this session in your time zone, please use the following link.

Host

The International Council on Archives (ICA) and the EUreka3D Consortium

Language

English. No interpretation will be provided.

SUMMARY

Audiovisual archives bear witness to all the audiovisual production, and the thousands of images preserved on a wide range of media enable an unprecedented narrative about our past. Besides, audiovisual heritage includes all the devices that made it possible to capture and to show all this imaginary. The significance of this heritage has been taken into account in the EUreka3D project through the digitisation of the pre-cinema collection of the Cinema Museum of Girona. In this webinar, we will explain, from CRDI experience, how Archives face the challenge of the 3D digitisation considering the need to achieving high-quality digital reproduction. We will talk about the need of skilled professionals, the existence of a working methodology, the ability to analyse the complexity of the objects to be reproduced, the criteria to assess the results and the commitment of making these 3D materials accessible online.

AGENDA
17:30
Introduction by Antonella Fresa, EUreka3D project coordinato
17:40

Keynote speech by David Iglésias Franch, CRDI/Ajuntament de Girona, and chair of the ICA’s Photographic and Audiovisual Expert Group (ICA/PAAG)

18:15
Q&A and Conclusions by Natalija Lace, from National Archives of Latvia, and ICA/PAAG Committee member
18:30
End of the webinar

TARGET AUDIENCE

This session is tailored for archivists, records management professionals, cultural heritage informatics specialists, 3D digitisation experts, digital infrastructure providers, and digital humanities researchers. Students in related fields are also encouraged to participate.

 

ABOUT THE WEBINAR SERIES

The webinar series is part of the partnership between the ICA and PhotoConsortium, a member of the EUreka3D project. It also forms a key component of the EUreka3D Capacity Building Programme, which provides training for Cultural Heritage Institutions (CHIs) in high-quality digitisation and metadata management.