2006 Gothenburg
Wider perspective – broader base
Gothenburg, Sweden | September 10-14, 2006
The venue for the 2006 CIDOC conference was the Museum of World Culture. The local organisers were Hans Rengman and Anne Murray.
There were two pre-conference workshops, “Introduction to the CIDOC-CRM” and “Introduction to the TEI”. 56 papers were presented and the conference was attended by 126 participants from 25 countries throughout the world.
2006 conference papers
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Jelena Balog |
The impacts of ALM seminars on the changes in the work of the Croatian History Museum |
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Paolo Bonora |
From relational metadata standards to CRM ontology: a case study in performing arts documentation |
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Iuliana Ciotoiu |
Ethnology on-line, new experience in digitized museum documentation |
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Emmanuel Desveaux |
The TREEMUS project: Towards a common catalog for non-european ethnographical collections of European museums |
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Ifigenia Dionissiadou |
Manipulating information, producing data |
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Martin Doerr |
Modelling Intellectual Processes: The FRBR – CRM Harmonization |
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Annelie Edman |
A process pattern for knowledge management within museums |
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Annelie Edman |
Museum context in a pedagogical environment |
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Øyvind Eide |
Reading Gray Literature as Texts. Semantic Mark-up of Museum Acquisition Catalogues |
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Eva Fägerborg |
Samdok – from innovation to integration |
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Katri Hirvonen-Nurmi |
Multicultural Documenting of Brazilian religious material |
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MICHAEL: Multilingual Inventory of Cultural Heritage in Europe Institut fuer Museumsforschung |
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Ari Häyrinen |
Memories in the warehouse – Developing a multiperspective information system for culture historical use |
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Junko Iwabuchi |
Taking a museum experience to your real world – exploring a new usage of museum audio/visual guide in children’s hospital, retirement homes and more |
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Börje Justrell |
Digital Preservation – Challenges and Opportunities |
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Vincent de Keijzer |
Living with pollution: overcoming hosophobia in documentation |
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Karl-Heinz Lampe |
Mapping of Knowledge in Natural History Museums |
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Richard Light |
Topic Maps and MLA Information Resources |
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Jyue Tyan LOW |
Good-bye Jargons! An On-Line Collections Resource Project for the Public |
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Jef Malliet |
ErfgoedLimburg.be, integrated cultural heritage information |
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Mikica Mastrovic |
Differences in the subject analysis of digitised art works (drawings, prints and posters) and their originals |
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Dan Matei |
Can We Make the Simple Easy AND the Complex Possible? – a Schema Based on CRM and FRBR |
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Susan Matland |
Coming around the mountain; A Norwegian tunnel |
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Adriana Munoz |
Behind collecting, a state between moral and law in the history of collecting at the Museum of World Culture, Sweden |
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Anne Murray |
Making one out of four? – Can you bring four museum databases together? |
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Lev Noll |
Real and Virtual Art in Pushkinskiy – Digital imagery and presentation of cultural heritage of museums |
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Kurt Nyberg |
Mapping the practical knowledge of traditional handicraft: How to cut a throat with an axe as pedagogical presentation and avoid interference |
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Kate Parson |
ABM-centrum – coordinating office for archives, libraries and museums in Stockholm |
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Olga A. Polyakova |
Information technologies of the project of new museum exposition “Periods of the history of Kolomenskoye” |
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Nick Poole |
MDA and Spectrum |
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Hans Rengman |
Documentation in museums in Sweden – a brief background history |
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Laurella Rinçon |
Documentation standards and intellectual property: defining guidelines for museums libraries and archives |
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Andrew Roberts |
User experience in applying collections information |
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Nick Rossiter |
A Prototype Implementation of a Framework for Organising Virtual Exhibitions over the Web |
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Rudolf Schäfer |
The Marubi Project – a story with an open end |
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Regine Scheffel |
Fit for future? What do we need to teach? |
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Jörn Sieglerschmidt |
Convergence of internet services in the cultural heritage sector – the long way to common vocabularies, metadata formats, ontologies |
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Maja Sojat-Bikic |
From object-centric towards content-centric digital collections integrating MLA resources |
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Jan Svensson |
Modelling museum context in CIDOC CRM using relational databases |
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Roya Taghiyeva |
Intangible heritage: a new look at the museum work |
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Sirkka Valanto |
Digitisation of Cultural Heritage in Finland |
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Bengt Wittgren |
MLA and museum documentation |