YOCOCU 2020
HANDS ON HERITAGE: EXPERIENCING CONSERVATION, MASTERING MANAGEMENT | On line Conference 3-4 November 2020
On line Conference 3-4 November 2020 (Lectures and Walk the Talk). It's free. It's YOCOCU. Register to participate!
Dear Friends and Colleagues, YOCOCU on line can not be the spirit of YOCOCU community. YOCOCU conference is not just a moment to exchange professional and research experiences but also a chance to increase personal contacts, to develop together new ways to contribute the conservation of cultural heritage and to embrace new views and cultures. …
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Silver, gold and Mercury. The Magic of Daguerreotypes
Remote sensing, archaeological survey and geophysical prospections in Roman Doclea, Montenegro
Advanced methodologies for the conservation of a 18th wall painting in the Palazzo Nuzzi at Orte
Challenges of flaking paint on canvas supports in wooden churches of Romania.
Preserving Street Art. The problems of contemporary muralism in Italy
SPES Project: promotion and conservation of urban art
New Approaches, New Publics at Hyper-connected Museums: Australian Museum Example
Contemporary murals in urban art:critical reflections between preventive conservation vs restoration
Archaeological landscapes, Cultural Heritage and Ancient Routes in a Mediterranean Island
Temporal Lensing: An interactive and scalable technique for Web3D applications in CH
Graffiti and murals in a Leprosarium
Samshvilde – Archaeological and Multidisciplinary project of the University of Georgia
Conservation of rubber: four bicycles from the French National Museum of Sport of Nice
Documentation of the wall painting fragments of the archangels church in Zemo Krikhi (Racha,Georgia)
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Prof. Alireza Askari ChaverdiShiraz University, Iran
Iranian director of the Iranian-Italian Joint Archaeological Mission at Persepolis World Cultural Heritage Site since 2005.
Associate Professor at the Department of History and Archaeology, Shiraz University and Vice-Chancellor of the Shiraz University of Arts.
He has carried out several excavations in the province of Fars, focussing on the Pre-Islamic Historic periods, from the Achaemenid to the Sasanian ones.
In the frame of the activities of the Iranian-Italian Joint Archaeological Mission since 2008 he has co-directed the project “From Palace to Town”, aiming at a better knowledge of the inhabited town which according to the sources was near the Imperial Citadel of Persepolis;
Since 2011 the same project is working on a monumental gate of the Early Achaemenid period discovered at Tol-e Ajori, 3.5 km to the West of Persepolis.
He has published four monographs and several articles on the archaeology and art of Pre-Islamic Iran.
Prof. Alireza Askari ChaverdiShiraz University, Iran
Iranian director of the Iranian-Italian Joint Archaeological Mission at Persepolis World Cultural Heritage Site since 2005.
Associate Professor at the Department of History and Archaeology, Shiraz University and Vice-Chancellor of the Shiraz University of Arts.
He has carried out several excavations in the province of Fars, focussing on the Pre-Islamic Historic periods, from the Achaemenid to the Sasanian ones.
In the frame of the activities of the Iranian-Italian Joint Archaeological Mission since 2008 he has co-directed the project “From Palace to Town”, aiming at a better knowledge of the inhabited town which according to the sources was near the Imperial Citadel of Persepolis;
Since 2011 the same project is working on a monumental gate of the Early Achaemenid period discovered at Tol-e Ajori, 3.5 km to the West of Persepolis.
He has published four monographs and several articles on the archaeology and art of Pre-Islamic Iran.
Prof. Alessandro RizziLecture: Losing photographic visual memories
Alessandro Rizzi is Full Professor at the Department of Computer Science at the University of Milano (Italy), teaching Multimedia, Colorimetry and Film restoration.
He is doing research since 1990 in the field of digital imaging with a particular interest on color, visualization, photography, HDR, VR and on the perceptual issues related to digital imaging, interfaces and lighting.
He is the head of the MIPS Lab at the Department of Computer Science. He has been one of the founders of the Italian Color Group, Secretary of CIE Division 8, IS&T Fellow and Vice President. In 2015 he received the Davies medal from the Royal Photographic Society.
He is co-chair of the IS&T Conference “Color Imaging: Displaying, Processing, Hardcopy and Applications”, Topical Editor for “Applied Color Science” of the Journal of Optical Society of America A, Associate Editor of Journal of Electronic Imaging, member of several program committees of conferences related to color and digital imaging.
Prof. Alessandro RizziLecture: Losing photographic visual memories
Alessandro Rizzi is Full Professor at the Department of Computer Science at the University of Milano (Italy), teaching Multimedia, Colorimetry and Film restoration.
He is doing research since 1990 in the field of digital imaging with a particular interest on color, visualization, photography, HDR, VR and on the perceptual issues related to digital imaging, interfaces and lighting.
He is the head of the MIPS Lab at the Department of Computer Science. He has been one of the founders of the Italian Color Group, Secretary of CIE Division 8, IS&T Fellow and Vice President. In 2015 he received the Davies medal from the Royal Photographic Society.
He is co-chair of the IS&T Conference “Color Imaging: Displaying, Processing, Hardcopy and Applications”, Topical Editor for “Applied Color Science” of the Journal of Optical Society of America A, Associate Editor of Journal of Electronic Imaging, member of several program committees of conferences related to color and digital imaging.
Kaja ŠirokDirector of the National Museum of Contemporary History of Slovenia
Kaja Širok is a research fellow at the Faculty of Arts (Department for Sociology), University of Ljubljana and the director of the National Museum of Contemporary History of Slovenia. An historian by training, her PhD in cultural studies focused on contested memories and identity making in the border area between Italy and Slovenia. Her current research addresses museums and memory studies, with special attention paid to the creation of national historical narratives related to identity formation, contested memories, revisionism and (re)interpretations of history. She has published several articles on the memorialisation of the past in museum exhibitions, memory and visual culture, and contested histories vs. dominant historical narratives. She is an active member of the Academic Committee of the House of European History in Brussels, chair of ICOM Slovenia and a board member of ICMEMO.
Kaja ŠirokDirector of the National Museum of Contemporary History of Slovenia
Kaja Širok is a research fellow at the Faculty of Arts (Department for Sociology), University of Ljubljana and the director of the National Museum of Contemporary History of Slovenia. An historian by training, her PhD in cultural studies focused on contested memories and identity making in the border area between Italy and Slovenia. Her current research addresses museums and memory studies, with special attention paid to the creation of national historical narratives related to identity formation, contested memories, revisionism and (re)interpretations of history. She has published several articles on the memorialisation of the past in museum exhibitions, memory and visual culture, and contested histories vs. dominant historical narratives. She is an active member of the Academic Committee of the House of European History in Brussels, chair of ICOM Slovenia and a board member of ICMEMO.
Prof. Mauro Francesco La Russa and Dr. Daniele La RussaLecture: Microplastics and heavy metals: state of art, challenge and new perspectives
Mauro is Professor at Department of Biology, Ecology and Earth Science, University of Calabria (Italy), while Daniele is researcher at Department of Pharmacy, Health and Nutritional Sciences
Prof. Mauro Francesco La Russa and Dr. Daniele La RussaLecture: Microplastics and heavy metals: state of art, challenge and new perspectives
Mauro is Professor at Department of Biology, Ecology and Earth Science, University of Calabria (Italy), while Daniele is researcher at Department of Pharmacy, Health and Nutritional Sciences
Lecture about Conservation of CHIn progress
Lecture about Conservation of CHIn progress
Upcoming Events
List of events
- 3 Nov Scientific Programme
- 4 Nov Scientific Programme
09:00 - 19:00Scientific Programme By Andrea Macchia and David Berikashvili,
The conference will be developed over two days organized in this way: lectures followed by a “walk the talk” space on a specific conference topic. Those who have submitted abstracts will be asked to participate in the discussion but not to present their work.
09:00 - 19:00Scientific Programme By Andrea Macchia and David Berikashvili,
The conference will be developed over two days organized in this way: lectures followed by a “walk the talk” space on a specific conference topic. Those who have submitted abstracts will be asked to participate in the discussion but not to present their work.
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