List of Talks and Abstracts

Charles Callaway

FBK/irst

Knowing what Groups of Visitors are Doing in the Museum

Francesca Costabile

Universita degli Studi di Bari

Enriching People's Experience with Archaeological Parks through Pervasive Technology

Susan Hazan

Israel Museum

Pokémon in the Museum

Nadav Kashtan

Western Galilee College

The New Museum and its Limits in Conserving Cultural Heritage

Antonio Kruger

DFKI GmbH

Smart Cultural Environments: Challenges and Benefits

Tsvika Kuflik

University of Haifa

The Museum as a Living Lab

Yoel Lanir

University of Haifa

Shared Mobile Displays and their Use in a Museum Setting

Yoel Mansfeld

University of Haifa

Between ICT, Heritage and the Tourist: What about the Host Community?

Eynat Minkov

University of Haifa

Graph-based Recommendation Integrating Rating History and Domain Knowledge: Application to On-Site Guidance of Museum Visitors

Moayad Mokatran

University of Haifa

Listen to What You Look at: Combining an Audio Guide with a Mobile Eye Tracker on the Go

Antonio Origlia

University of Naples, Federico II

On the Role of Playful Games in Stimulating Curiosity towards Cultural Heritage

Ammazia Peled

University of Haifa

Visualization - Cultural Heritage Documentation

Fabio Remondino

FBK/irst

3D imaging and Cultural Heritage - Latest Development in Technologies and Processing Methods

Eynat Sharon

Museum Migdal David

Between Digital and Practical Working Digitally in a Museum – The Tower of David

Julia Sheidin

University of Haifa

Research, Industry and In-betweens

Ilan Shimshoni

University of Haifa

Feature Curves in Range Images with Application to Archaeology

Oliviero Stock

FBK/irst

Reflecting on Intelligent Persuasion Technology for Cultural Heritage Appreciation

Alan Wecker

University of Haifa

Determining Personality and Using it to Aid Cultural Heritage Visitors

Natalia Weinstein

University of Haifa

Towards Using Mobile, Head-Worn Displays in Cultural Heritage: User Requirements

Massimo Zancanaro

FBK/irst

Material Encounters in Museums: the Mesch Project Experience