International Conference
«UNESCO between two phases of the World Summit on the Information Society»

Agenda

18 May 2005


 

Section 11. Policies of Cultural and Scientific Heritage
Digitization and Preservation
10:00 – 14:00 Session 1

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Presentations:

  1. Importance of UNESCO in the WSIS Preparation. Expert Analyses and Recommendations for the International Policies of Cultural and Scientific Heritage Digitization and Preservation
    Victor Montviloff (France)
  2. The Role of Cultural Memory Institutions in Knowledge Societies
    Tiiu Valm, Director, National Library (Estonia)
  3. EC Policies of Cultural and Scientific Content Digitization. MINERVA and MINERVA Plus Projects
    Leonid Kuibyshev, Director, Center of Informatisation of the Sphere of Culture (Russia)
  4. Developing a Digitisation Policy for Cultural Heritage
    Dov Winer, Jewish Agency (Israel)
  5. The Firenze Agenda Initiative for Digital Memory Preservation
    Maurizio Lunghi, Digital Renaissance Foundation (Italy)
  6. Methods and Policy in the field of Preservation of Media Art Works
    Konstantin Bokhorov, MediaArtLab Center for Culture and Arts (Russia)

Discussion of recommendations delivered in the presentations

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Section 11. Policies of Cultural and Scientific Heritage
Digitization and Preservation
15:30 – 19:00 Session 2

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Presentations:

  1. Converting Scanned Images of the Printed History of the World to Knowledge. Reference Model and Research Strategy
    David Bearman, Archives and Museum Informatics (Canada)
  2. Role of Library Consortia in Developing the Information Society. Building and Providing Access to Integrated Information Resources of Memory Institutions
    Alexander Plemnek, Executive Director, Association of Regional Library Consortia (Russia)
  3. Local Policy of Cultural Information Resources Integration
    Petr Greenfeld, General Director, Alt Soft OJSC Information and Communication Technologies (Russia)
  4. Online Database of Projects on Archaeological Sites: the Pompeii Project Based on Its “Fortuna Visiva” Project
    Benedetto Benedetti, Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa (Italy)
  5. Exhibition Without Boundaries: From Collections Management DB to Informational Museum Environment
    Tatyana Bogomazova, Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography of RAS – Kunstkamera (Russia)

Discussion of recommendations delivered in the presentations

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