The Conference on Cultural Heritage and New Technologies (CHNT31) addresses the practical realities of cultural heritage work – from archaeological and architectural field research to World Heritage management, including but not limited to:
- Digital documentation
- AI-supported analysis, interpretation
- Community engagement
- Responsible data governance
- FAIR and open data
- Virtual reconstruction
- Computational archaeology
- 3D data acquisition and management
- Citizen science
About CHNT31
Cultural heritage is understood most clearly when encountered in the places where it originates: in the field, within historic structures, and across landscapes shaped by human activity. Digital technologies—whether applied in surveying, documentation, analysis, or interpretive work—play a decisive role across the heritage field. Yet their true significance emerges not in controlled settings, but in real operational contexts, where dust, weather, material decay, human presence, and logistical constraints influence every choice. The conference invites researchers, practitioners, site managers, policy actors, students, and community representatives to jointly reflect on the shared responsibilities and opportunities that arise when scientific knowledge, digital innovation, and management practice intersect.
This year's edition happens on the 11-13 November in Vienna, Austria.
Paper submission open until 30th of April
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