BTU auf einen Blick
Fakultät 6
Cultural Heritage Centre

Videos of Conference Presentations

Alexandra Skedzuhn-Safir: Introduction
Felicia Meynersen (DAI Berlin): Geospatial technologies for heritage management: Mapping as empowerment
Esraa Fathy Alhadad (BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg): Mapping community culture for developing heritage sites
Harald Schwarz (Düsseldorf, Germany): Mapping Düsseldorf gaslight in OpenStreetMap
I-Wei Wu (University of Applied Arts Dessau, Germany): Community asset mapping as a mode of heritage preservation: Local initiatives in Ga-lah-a settlement, Taipei
Wong Chee Meng (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore): Mapping intangible heritage to empower a diverse society: Redefining ‘Chinatown’ in postcolonial Singapore
Jurek Elżanowsk, Carmen Enss (Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada; Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg, Germany): Cartographies of catastrophe: Mapping World War II destruction in Germany and Poland
Andrea Dutto (Politecnico Torino, Italy): Mapping oriented to architectural design for the modern urban heritage
Tsai Shan-ti (University of Applied Arts Anhalt, Germany): Re-live or lost life: Mapping the influence of a regeneration plan for a historic district
Ona Vileikis Tamayo (Leuven University, Belgium): Get mapping! A first step in understanding cultural heritage: Experiences along the Silk Roads
Riham Arram (Cairo Heritage Preservation, Cairo governor's office, Egypt): Participatory mapping for Historic Cairo: A World Heritage Site documentation approach
Aine Ryan, Emily Bereskin, Vittoria Capresi (TU Berlin): Mapping landscapes between the formal and the political: Rural landscapes in the German Democratic Republic and Facist Italy
Adam Nadolny (Poznan University of Technology, Poland): Mapping modern architecture of the 1960s in film as element of heritage protection in Poland
Arthur Crucq (Leiden University, Netherlands): A perspective on maps as cognitive heritage