Organized by:

CIPA-HD Commission III ‘Education and Dissemination’

CIPA-HD Emerging Professionals team

Session A-1：Education Session
Online (Zoom Meeting)： Meeting ID: 925 1850 5965
https://psu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYoduGtrj4jHNFeK134IdQF1_IyULN5E_TX?fbclid=IwAR2Uxyb2lilZvzbTQjhzFCLYbQUOcEjzfkrVfA71Y_Zzhbxs-rTz9WIdQFM
Theme: Educational Workshop
Chairs: Prof. Grazia Tucci, Efstathios Adamopoulos, Rebecca Napolitano, Joe Kallas
Student_Helpers: Maini Chen & Yang Wang

Title of the Tutorial:

“Recording Monumental & Complex Heritage: Challenges and Decision-Making to Tackle them.”

Description:

Becoming an experienced heritage specialist depends on your interests and on the opportunities that arise. Sometimes it also depends on the stubbornness you tackle the challenges that arise, and the gumption you set out on new paths. The boundary is a thin one: to propose oneself for new activities, to look for solutions to new problems, but also to guarantee the quality of produced results, adherence to set time constraints, and sustainability of undertaken projects. Technological advancements increase automation and speed of heritage documentation, but there are always complex scenarios in which experience and human-input play a fundamental role. Therefore, it is necessary to recall problems faced in similar situations, to invent new ways of proceeding, and, why not, to know whom to ask for help.

In these times, we have become accustomed to remote simulations of historical sites, heritage architecture, museums, and other places of cultural interest. However, we are just starting to learn how to benefit from them and how to use them for didactical purposes—especially for teaching new generations of documentation professionals. The proposed Tutorial will function as a teaching workshop collecting “behind the scenes” experiences and lessons learned from campaigns of large, monumental complexes, and other instances of significantly difficult heritage recording. The moderators would like to invite professional and academic teams which have taken part in such endeavors to showcase the strategies and solutions adopted to overcome certain challenges and to illustrate their way of thinking in doing so, but also how the decision making affected obtained results, from a didactical perspective. We believe that it may be of interest to the Emerging Professionals, and in general to the younger CIPA-HD audience also to know the problems, the difficulties, the more practical aspects of work in the field – and in the office.

Moderators:

Prof. Grazia Tucci, Mr. Efstathios Adamopoulos, Mr. Joe Kallas, Prof. Rebecca Napolitano

Presentations:

1. “The Challenges of Recording Centre Block for Fabrication, HBIM, and Virtual Experiences”. Mrs. Lara Chow, Mr. Abhijit Dhanda, Mr. Kenneth Percy

2. “Recording the Javanese Mandala: 3D Documentation of the Sewu Temple Complex”. Dr. Arnadi Murtiyoso, Prof. Pierre Grussenmeyer

3. “Recording a Large Monument in a Complex Environment through a Forest of Scaffolding”. Mrs. Sevi Tapinaki, Prof. Andreas Georgopoulos

4. “The 3D Recording of Palazzo Pitti in Florence: How to Manage Complexity”. Dr. Valentina Bonora, Prof. Grazia Tucci

Expert Round Table:

Dr. Thanasis Moysiadis, Dr. Stephen Fai, Prof. Pierre Grussenmeyer, Prof. Andreas Georgopoulos, Prof. Grazia Tucci, Ms. Michelle Duong, Ms. Margarita Skamantzari