2012 Proceeding- Program Chairs:
- Johan Oomen,
- Lora Aroyo,
- Stéphane Marchand-Maillet,
- Jeremy Douglass
- Sponsor:
- sigmm
The goal of the PATCH workshop series is to gather researchers and practitioners from different fields, e.g., multimedia retrieval, user interaction, arts and heritage curation, interface design and user modeling, in order to showcase novel applications and discuss opportunities that grow from the connections between users and multimedia systems in the cultural heritage domain. This is the 5th time PATCH is organized. Earlier editions include:
PATCH-12 at UMAP 2012 - 20th conference on User Modeling, Adaptation, and personalization
PATCH-11 at the 2011 Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces
PATCH-08 at the 2008 Conference on Adaptive Hypermedia
PATCH-07 at the 2007 Conference on User Modeling
This edition, alongside ACM Multimedia, zooms in on how personalization can support a user-centered intelligent interactive information exchange between websites or mobile guide systems and visitors. In this way the museum monologue turns into a dialogue, and personalization provides opportunities for a new communication strategy based on a continuous process of interaction, collaboration, learning and adaptation between the museum and its visitors.
Given these developments and trends, it is critical for memory institutions to know their visitors (users), and provide personalized interactive methods and systems for accessing their collections and services, both online and in physical space. Multimedia information systems (such as search engines, interactive tours and visualizations) are now positioned centrally in a shared information space consisting of (1) digitized artifacts (2) the social web (3) and links between them. Personalization in multimedia information systems can improve the experience of visitors by assisting them in finding appropriate starting points, and in discovering new relevant information.
We are happy to announce that the call for proposals was greeted with enthusiasm from the research community. The programme committee has accepted 7 papers, covering various workshop topics. Authors come from various countries, including Poland, Canada, Netherlands, South-Korea, Greece, United States and Turkey. We clustered the papers into three groups: (1) Semantically enriched digital collections; (2) Interface concepts for accessing online and on-site cultural heritage; and (3) Contextualized and context-aware navigation and browsing interfaces.
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Linked television heritage
The EUscreen project represents the European television archives, inc. a large number of members from the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), and acts as a domain aggregator for Europeana, Europe's digital library. The main proposal from Euscreen has ...
Significance of visual interfaces in institutional and user-generated databases with category structures
- Alkim Almila Akdag Salah,
- Andrea Scharnhorst,
- Olav ten Bosch,
- Peter Doorn,
- Lev Manovich,
- Albert Ali Salah,
- Jay Chow
In this paper we visually explore the data structure of two different visual platforms: the database behind the social environment of a social networking site, and the intricate infrastructure of a research institute for preservation of deposited ...
Mobile augmented reality for interpretation of archaeological sites
Heritage interpretation plays a key role in understanding, imagining, and appreciating tangible cultural heritage, including historic sites. Interpretation becomes critical for visitors to historic sites that are partially or fully buried or in ruins, ...
Augmented reality for virtual renovation
This case study presents guidelines for creating augmented reality content for an historic museum. Augmented reality (AR) layers a computer-generated graphics (and sound) on top of the view of the real world. The case study revolved around the Banff ...
Space-38: new media heritage place for the unification of south and north korea
In this paper, we propose space-38, new media heritage place for the unification of South and North Korea. The main idea is to formulate the heritage place by collecting the individual contents both in the virtual and real world. We set the design goals ...
Attracting individuals and crowds with multimedia and a virtual artifact during a museum at night event
19 May 2012 was a very special date in Europe. Museums stayed open late in the night and invited visitors for free as part of the Museum at Night event. The challenge for museums at that night was to attract the crowds of visitors with the artifacts ...
Antiques interactive
We demonstrate the potential of automatically linking content from television broadcasts in the context of enriching the experience of users watching the broadcast. The demo focusses on (1) providing smooth user interface that allows users to look up ...
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