Digital Environments:
Design, Heritage and Architecture
Fifteenth Annual Conference of CHArt

Computers and the History of Art
24-25 September 1999
University of Glasgow

Abstracts are available for the following papers:

• Robert Anderson & David Buri (Glasgow School of Art): Building representation in a multimedia environment: Holmwood House, Glasgow
• Christopher Bailey (University of Northumbria at Newcastle): Compare and Contrast: the impact of digital image technology on art history
• Tim Benton (The Open University): Le Corbusier and his drawings: an integrated database and drawing package
• Gareth Bradshaw & Rachel Moss (Trinity College, University of Dublin): An Automated Approach to Moulding Profile Acquisition
• Jo Bushnell (Millais Gallery, Southampton Institute): Documentation and Archiving of an Interactive Installation
• Ewan Campbell & Stuart Jeffrey (University of Glasgow): Leaving No Stone Unturned. The SEMSS project for high resolution 3-D imaging of Scotland’s early medieval sculptures
• Alan Day (University of Bath): Using Computers for Urban Design
• Misa Hattori (Virtual Reality Laboratory, Toppan Printing, Tokyo, Japan) Virtual Reality for Cultural Heritages; a Means of Digital Archiving
• T. W. Maver (University of Strathclyde): Virtual Heritage: Is there a Future for the Past?
• Jules Moloney (University of Auckland, New Zealand): Collapsing the Tetrahedron
• Ian Pickering & Tim Sharpe (Mackintosh School of Architecture, Glasgow) The St. Avits Project
• C. Seccaroni (ENEA Rome): Clustering Techniques for the Analysis of the Execution of a Fresco
• M.M. Sheldon & N. Ashdown (The Manchester Metropolitan University): The Three Dimensional Simulation of Wooded Landscapes
• Melissa M Terras (Christ Church, Oxford University): Virtual Reality and Archaeological Reconstruction
• Nigel Thorp (University of Glasgow): Whistler and his Architect; an electronic study

Some Websites Related to the Discussions

• Virtual Glasgow Directory (Gareth Ennis - ABACUS group, University of Strathclyde)
• The St. Avits Project Site (Mackintosh School of Architecture, University of Glasgow)

The selected proceedings from this conference have been published online and are available free of charge to CHArt members.

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