11 de mayo. Grandes infraestructuras europeas de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades Digitales: DARIAH y CLARIN en el horizonte.

11 de mayo. Grandes infraestructuras europeas de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades Digitales: DARIAH y CLARIN en el horizonte.

Grandes infraestructuras europeas de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades Digitales: DARIAH y CLARIN en el horizonte.

El día 11 de mayo se ha organizado en el Centro de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales,de 9:30 a 14:00 esta charla para presentar las infraestructuras europeas en Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades Digitales en las que participa el CSIC.

Emilio Cano, coordinador de la PTI-PAIS, investigador del CENIM y Coordinador Nacional de E-RIHS presentará E-RIHS como un caso de éxito y de interdisciplinariedad.

DARIAH (The Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities): una infraestructura de investigación que mejora y apoya la investigación y la docencia digital en el ámbito de las Artes y Humanidades.

CLARIN (Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure) es una infraestructura digital que ofrece datos, herramientas y servicios de apoyo a la investigación basada en recursos lingüísticos.

E-RIHS (European Research Infraestructure for Heritage Science) una infraestructura para dar acceso integrado a conocimientos, datos y tecnologías a través de un enfoque estandarizado, e integrar las instalaciones europeas líderes en el mundo en una organización con una identidad clara y un papel cohesionado dentro de la comunidad científica mundial del patrimonio.

Otras infraestructuras europeas como OPERAS y GUIDE también serán presentadas.

Programa

9:30 Llegada y registro.

9:45 Grandes Infraestucturas Internacionales en el CSIC, por Isabel Díaz, Vicepresidenta Adjunta de Internacionalización y Cooperación

10:15 E-RIHS; un caso de éxito y de interdisciplinariedad, por Emilio Cano, Investigador del CENIM. Coordinador Nacional de E-RIHS

10:45 DARIAH Y CLARIN, por Daniel Riaño, Investigador del ILC-CCHS. Coordinador CSIC DARIAH Y CLARIN

11:15 Pausa café

12:00-14:00 Presentaciones de Grupos de Investigación (5 min cada una)
Modera: Marina Villegas, Directora del CCHS

14:00 Fin del acto

Organiza: Vicepresidencia de Relaciones Internacionales CSIC


Transnational Access Service Provision – IQF – IPERION HS

Diego Quintero, investigador postdoctoral del National Institute of Optics del Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR-INO) ha accedido a las infraestructuras FIXLAB en el Instituto de Física Química Blas Cabrera (IQF) de Madrid utilizando sus instalaciones, laboratorios, y aprovechando el conocimiento de su equipo científico para desarrollar su investigación durante una intensa semana de investigación.

Para su investigación ha utilizado las técnicas láser del IQF provistas por el grupo Laser Laboratory for Heritage Science (LLHS): Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS), Laser-induced fluorescence (LIF) y Nonlinear Optical Microscopy (NLOM).

Con ello ha realizado la caracterización físico-química de los distintos materiales para el estudio de su conservación-restauración. Lo ha realizado en materiales fotográficos (negativos) y en muestras de pintura moderna. Ha contado con ello con la plena asistencia científica del grupo de investigación al completo.

 

Diego Quintero (CNR-INO) ha accedido a través del proyecto europeo H2020 IPERION HS «Integrating Platforms for the European Research Infrastructure ON Heritage Science» donde se ofrecen servicios transnacionales gratuitos a una amplia gama de instrumentos, metodologías, datos y herramientas científicas de alto nivel para el avance del conocimiento y la innovación en el campo de las Ciencias del Patrimonio.

Puedes realizar tu propuesta de acceso transnacional en la convocatoria abierta hasta el 31 de mayo de 2023 a través de IPERION HS.

España se ofrecen este año a través de la convocatoria piloto de accesos nacionales financiada por el CSIC y en el futuro se ofrecerán a través de la Infraestructura E-RIHS.

Noticias relacioandas:

Convocatoria de accesos a infraestructuras de ciencia del patrimonio en el nodo español de E-RIHS


13th September – EU Open Method of Coordination group – Climate change and cultural heritage – HS Academy

Categoría: Noticias

IPERION HS and E-RIHS are organizing a series of webinars, a key source of state-of-the-art information on heritage science research, facilities, policy and impact. It contributes to developing a vibrant heritage science community and is intended for anyone involved in interdisciplinary heritage research.

This 13th September, 2022, at 15:00, Johanna Leissner will present the challenges of climate change and cultural heritage.​ Johanna Leissner will present the results of the European OMC (Open Method for Coordination) expert group on climate change and cultural heritage, focussing on the role of research as a necessary driver for implementation.

The key topics covered during the 45 minutes exposition will be the European strategies to face climate change in the field of cultural heritage,

  • Climate change and cultural heritage: the EU strategy
  • The work carried out by the European OMC expert group on climate change and cultural heritage

You would have a chance to make questions at the end of the presentation.

Johanna Leisner is a chemist, working for over 20 years in cultural heritage research with a focus on environmental pollution and climate change impacts on heritage. She is currently the coordinator of the German KERES project on the impacts of extreme climate events on built heritage and historic gardens and landscapes. She is the Chair of the EU OMC (Open Method for Coordination) expert group on Climate change and cultural heritage.

More information and registration here:
https://www.iperionhs.eu/webinar-6-2022/

If you are interested in watching the video recordings of past webinars, you can visit http://www.iperionhs.eu/webinar-series/ or the E-RIHS Youtube channel.


21st April – IPERION and E-RIHS Webinar – Know the program on Heritage Science

As we already announced, the first of a series of webinars on practical heritage science will being the April 21st. Organized by IPERION HS and E-RIHS:

«IPERION HS and E-RIHS are organizing a series of short and practical webinars, a key source of state-of-the-art information on #HeritageScience research, facilities, policy and impact. It contributes to the development of a vibrant heritage science community and is intended for anyone involved in interdisciplinary #heritage research. One short webinar per month! The typical length of a webinar will be 30 min, followed by Q&A.
Read the full IPERION HS Academy programme

See directly the programme here:

 

The first webinar will take place online on 21th April, 2021 at 10 am CET. Matija Strlič and Jana Striová will present what #HeritageScience is and how IPERION HS can answer heritage science research questions.
Registration is open: http://www.iperionhs.eu/webinar-registration/ «

Related content:

https://pti-pais.csic.es/webinar-what-is-iperion-hs/


Webinar: What is IPERION HS

The webinar takes place online and will introduce participants to the field of Heritage Science facilities in IPERION HS, a European project devoted to building a distributed research infrastructure in the field of Heritage Science: E-RIHS (http://www.e-rihs.eu/).
The focus will be placed on what IPERION HS is and what can do for researchers, conservators and professionals working in the field of Heritage Science.

You can register here: http://www.iperionhs.eu/webinar-registration/ 

Date
21st April 2021 at 10 am (CET)

You will learn

  • What Heritage Science is
  • What IPERION HS is
  • What IPERION HS offers
  • How to access IPERION HS services

Key topics we’ll cover
Heritage Science

Duration
1 hour (40 minutes + 20 minutes Q&A)

Speakers

Matija Strlič – Professor of Heritage Science
Matija Strlič is Professor of Analytical Chemistry at University of Ljubljana and Professor of Heritage Science at University College London. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and of the International Institute for Conservation. His role in the IPERION HS Academy is to enable the development of a vibrant user community.

Jana Striová – Heritage Scientist
Jana Striová is Heritage Scientist at Italian National Research Council, with academic background in Analytical Chemistry and Material Science, as well as in Science for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage and Management of Research Infrastructures. She coordinates the team developing an integrated and user-oriented approach to access the IPERION HS facilities and the training events for the Heritage Science community.

 


22-25 March – Heritage Science Conference: Sustainable Heritage Bidecennial Conference: Strategic Research Questions

The UCL Institute of Sustainable Heritage celebrates 20 years and will host the Sustainable Heritage Bidecennial Conference. It will take place over four days from 22-25 March 2021, starting at 5 PM CET each day.

We recommend everybody interested in heritage science to assist to the sessions organized  the 24th, but see the full program here:   Conference program

The conference will be chaired by Prof Matija Strlic, Professor of Heritage Science.

 

The conference will be virtual and held on Zoom and it is free of charge.

Each day is related to a general topic.

It will also include some roundtables disccuions and two programmed workshops organised with Social Sciences & Humanities Open Cloud (SSHOC)

Citizen Science & Cultural Heritage – Planning for success | 24 March 12 am – 1pm (CET)

Digitising museum objects using basic photogrammetry | 25 March 12 am – 1 pm (CET)

 

If you look for more information click on the link below. There you can find all the conference sessions, speakers and times. Be aware that the times on the web are GMT +1.

Get the full information about this event here: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/heritage/events/2021/mar/sustainable-heritage-bidecennial-conference-strategic-research-questions

Organized under the support of:


Webinar – La conservación del patrimonio en piedra: teoría y praxis. Un diálogo entre España y México

El Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España (IPCE), miembro de la PTI-PAIS en colaboración con la Coordinación Nacional de Conservación del Patrimonio Cultural del Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia de México (CNCPC-INAH), el Centro Internacional de Estudios de Conservación y Restauración de Bienes Culturales (ICCROM-UNESCO) y la red European Research Infraestructure for Heritage Science (E-RIHS) organizan el seminario online «La conservación del patrimonio en piedra: teoría y praxis. Un diálogo entre España y México» los días 5 y 6 de noviembre.

El objetivo de este seminario es una puesta en común de los criterios de intervención y los procesos metodológicos que rigen las intervenciones sobre el patrimonio cultural en piedra. El análisis de diferentes casos de estudio permitirá conocer el estado de la cuestión de la conservación de este tipo de patrimonio, en España y México, contrastando experiencias y estableciendo un debate sobre las distintas problemáticas de su conservación, tanto en entornos urbanos como arqueológicos.

Este seminario pretende tender puentes entre España e Iberoamérica y establecer un diálogo entre los profesionales de ambos continentes que permita desarrollar redes de colaboración en la conservación del patrimonio cultural.

Se ofertan 75 plazas. La inscripción se llevará a cabo mediante el formulario disponible en la web del IPCE. Para participar es necesario contar con la aplicación de videoconferencias Zoom.

Más información



E-RIHS Towards the ERIC, 23rd September 8:30 am (Zoom virtual event)

The E-RIHS Preparatory Phase project welcomes all its stakeholders to the final project public workshop, on September 23rd, 2020. During the half-day event, the project’s achievements, its legacy and the perspectives towards the establishment of E-RIHS ERIC will be presented and discussed, as a contribution to the implementation of E-RIHS at all levels (Global, EU, national and regional).

Agenda

Further information 


Webinar: The European Research Infrastructure for Heritage Science (E-RIHS), 24 jun 2020 04:00 PM (GMT+1 London)

The Icon Book & Paper Group Committee  are pleased to be able to bring you a series of live streamed talks while many people are required to stay at home during in these unprecedented times.

The next talk will be Matija Strlic giving their talk The European Research Infrastructure for Heritage Science (E-RIHS)

Overview
Much could be gained from research that is openly shared, as well as from research that is collaboratively developed. The European Research Infrastructure for Heritage Science (E-RIHS) will specifically promote the sharing of facilities where research is carried out – whether scientific laboratories, conservation workshops or art history research departments. Namely, investments into unique research facilities and expertise are much better justifiable if access to such facilities is open to external researchers. Many such facilities already exist and operate nationally and in order to reduce the risk of duplication, E-RIHS will be developed into a distributed infrastructure. This way, excellent facilities will pool some of their operational time to enable research to be carried out internationally and collaboratively, with lean central management. E-RIHS, including its UK node, E-RIHS.UK, is still actively developing and collaboration is actively promoted across the spectrum of heritage research.

About the speaker
Matija Strlic is Professor of Heritage Science at University College London and Professor of Analytical Chemistry at University of Ljubljana. His main research interests are the development of heritage science infrastructure, including instrumentation and methodology, as well as modelling of heritage materials, environments, values and decision making. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and of the International Institute for Conservation and was Chair of the ICON Heritage Science Committee from 2015-2018.

CSIC Interdisciplinary Platform Open Heritage, research and Society is member of Spanish node in E-RIHS.

Date: 24 jun 2020 04:00 PM (GMT+1)

Register here