Jointly organised by the Modelling, Interpretation and Alternate Representations Science & Heritage Programme Cluster and VRLink, this workshop aims to bring together industry, charities and institutions, scientists with technical solutions and end users with challenges to discuss Virtual Reality techniques and ideas for Science and Heritage applications.

22nd - 23rd March 2010

Technium CAST,
Parc Menai Business Park,
Bangor, UK

All heritage interpretation is complex. It is often based on uncertain information, or information extrapolated from other sites. Sites may cover many periods or have had varying functions and consequently there may be different possible interpretations; differing opinions; different stories to tell (multivocality); different technologies to survey the site; different algorithms to analyse the data; several ways to visualize the data; and many ways to depict, display and present the information.

There are many display technologies to display and interact with heritage information, from mobile devices, larger desktop screens, massive Powerwall displays, tangible models to virtual walkthroughs in a virtual-world.

For more information please see the Science & Heritage website.