Immersive experiences for heritage research and enhancement
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 3 - 9:30 to 11:45 a.m.
Moderated by: Laetitia Bochud and Patrick Michel
Speakers: creators and producers of immersive experiences, archaeologists
Tables rondes, conférences, ateliers pratiques et sessions de réseautage : les workshops offrent un espace de réflexion, d’échange et de collaboration entre les acteurs du cinéma, de l’archéologie et des technologies immersives. Dédiés aux professionnel·le·s et ouverts au public, ils questionnent les défis contemporains de la préservation et de la valorisation du patrimoine, tout en explorant le potentiel des outils audio-visuels et numériques pour transformer la recherche et la diffusion. Ils ambitionnent de favoriser les synergies entre disciplines, de soutenir l’innovation et de renforcer les liens entre les professionnel·le·s pour contribuer à une meilleure transmission de notre héritage culturel.
Session 1 - Immersive storytelling to showcase tangible and intangible heritage
Moderator : Laetitia Bochud
Speakers: Emmanuelle Breiner ; Caecilia Charbonnier ; Olivier Reutenauer ; Thomas Sagory
Immersive technologies such as digital twins, augmented, mixed, and virtual reality enable historical reconstructions and offer new narrative opportunities to engage and invite audiences to (re)discover archaeological and cultural heritage. The ability to experience situations in reconstructed environments brings fresh perspectives to museum mediation tools and enhances the value of buried treasures and hidden stories.
We invite a panel of experts, including creators, directors, producers and broadcasters, to share their experience and knowledge of these new installation formats.
Session 2 - Immersive experiences for research
Moderator : Patrick Michel
Speakers: Florence Graezer-Bideau ; François Daniel ; Béatrice Joyeux-Prunel ; Thomas Sagory
This session is organized around two main themes. The first deals with the use of immersive experiences in scientific research: what uses, what methodologies, what contributions to the production of knowledge? The second deals with the ethical issues associated with these practices: access to data, international standards, transparency and scientific integrity, best practices, and relations with the local communities concerned.
