– University staff and students.
– GIT and tourism industry and professionals.
– National agencies and administrations.
The results of the project were presented, enhancing the sustainability issues and potential benefits for society.
The conference was co-organised together with another Erasmus+ project CulturWB.
- General Agenda (.pdf)
- HERiTAG Final conference Agenda (.pdf)
- HERiTAG Final conference attendance list (.pdf)
- Inter-coaching Workshop HERiTAG-CulturWB Agenda (.pdf)
- Inter-coaching Workshop HERiTAG-CulturWB attendance list (.pdf)
HERiTAG Final conference presentation (3 April 2019):
Opening:
- Prof. Zurab Gasitashvili, GTU Deputy Rector for Resarch
- Mrs. Tata Lordkipanidze, National Erasmus+ Office Georgia
- Prof. Otar Zumburidze, GTU Head of International Relations and Standards (.pdf)
Invited speeches:
- Applications of GiT for the preservation of cultural heritage in Georgia (.pdf)
- Leila Tumanishvili, Head of Information Systems Unit, HERiTAG Advisory Board Member (NACHPG)
- Giorgi Khaburzania, Specialist of Information Systems Unit (NACHPG)
- Big Data needs for Tourism Economics in Georgia (.pdf)
- Giorgi Begadze, Head of Research and Planning Department, Georgian National Tourism Administration
- Future perspectives in the context of climate change impact on tourism and geospatial big data needs (.pdf)
- Ivane Vashakmadze, HERITAG Advisory Board Member, Georgia
Presentation HERiTAG project (.pdf) Luis A. Ruiz, UPV, project coordinator
HERiTAG Interdisciplinary curricula development and teaching materials:
- Joint/double programme in Project Management (.pdf)
- Nerses Gevorgyan and Ani Baghdasaryan (ASUE)
- Joint programming action by ISU and GTU (.pdf)
- Dimitri Japaridze (ISU) and Malkhaz Khurtsidze (GTU)
- HERITAG Implementation and outcomes (.pdf)
- Gurgen Minasyan (GSU)
New equipment in GIT and training experiences: applications and feedback:
- Overall structure of continuous education curriculum (.pdf)
- Ch. Georgiadis, P. Patias, and D. Kaimaris (AUTH)
- GTU progress with 3D laser scanning hardware and software education (.pdf)
- Diana Botkoveli and Giorgi Chiaureli (GTU)
Quality assurance practices and sustainability:
- Quality assurance practices (.pdf)
- Laura Vici (UNIBO)
Applications of GIT in cultural heritage and tourism: practical cases:
- Non-invasive techniques for the morphological study of Peñíscola castle: (I) historical context and geophysics studies; (II) photogrammetry and laser scanner (.pdf)
- Francisco García and Fernando Buchón (UPV)
- A training paradigm with hands-on experience (.pdf)
- Ch. Georgiadis, P. Patias, and D. Kaimaris (AUTH)
- 3D Modelling of Aruch church, Armenia (.pdf)
- Suren Tovmasyan (NUACA)
- Kvetera Church demo case – measuring, documenting and sharing 3D scan visualisations via free plugin viewer (.pdf)
- Ivane Kenia (NACHPG), and Mikheil Revia (GTU student)
- Transposing Erasmus+ HERiTAG training experience into mobile and web mapping study modules for GTU and GTTC (.pdf)
- Irina Kazariani (GTU)
- Advanced GIS education enhanced with delivering practical cases in natural and cultural heritage (.pdf)
- Catherine Khokhiashvili (GTU)
- Practical case of GiT application – preserving natural heritage and stimulating cultural tourism through spatial planning of historic parts of Tbilisi (.pdf)
- Mamuka Gvilava (GeoG)
- GiT application in archaeology – case of Phasis – Kolkheti Lowland, Georgia (.pdf)
- Mikheil Elashvili (ISU)
Inter-coaching workshop HERiTAG-CULTURWB (4 April 2019):
- CULTURWB project presentation (.pdf)
- Tatjana Pivac (Univ. Novi Sad)
- Transforming Cultures in Stories and Experience (.pdf)
- Harry Friedl (FH JOANNEUM)
- Entrepreneurship in Tourism? (.pdf)
- Tijs van Es (NHTV Breda)
- Gap analysis in CULTURWB: methodology and process (.pdf)
- Tijs van Es (NHTV Breda)
- Debate Session II – GIT in cultural heritage preservation and sustainable tourism (.pdf)
- Petros Patias (AUTH)
- Debate Session II – Challenges in Cultural Heritage and GIT solutions (.pdf)
- Leila Tumanishvili (NACHPG)