Transforming Heritage Research in a Transforming World: 5th CAA-GR Conference 2024

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The CAA-GR 2024 Conference Proceedings capture the spirit and substance of the fifth national meeting on computer applications in archaeology and cultural heritage, held in Serres, Greece. Organized by the Athena Research Center and the International Hellenic University, the conference brought together a vibrant community of researchers, professionals, and practitioners exploring how digital technologies are reshaping our relationship and interaction with the past. Under the theme Transforming Heritage Research in a Transforming World, the volume reflects the urgent need for new approaches to the study and preservation of cultural heritage in the face of rapid technological advances, environmental challenges, and societal shifts. The chapters span a wide range of topicsfrom geophysical methods and risk management to 3D scanning, immersive visualization, digital tourism, and museum accessibilityhighlighting the interdisciplinary and forward-thinking spirit that defines the field today.  Rich with innovative ideas, practical solutions, and theoretical reflections, this volume offers a compelling look at how computational tools are redefining the boundaries of archaeology and heritage studies. It is an essential resource for anyone interested in the digital transformation of the cultural sector and the future of heritage research.

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Dr. George Pavlidis is a member of the Speech, Media and Content Technologies Dept. and of the Clepsydra Cultural Heritage Digitization Lab at Athena Research Center, Greece. With a PhD in Electrical Engineering (2005) and the Ericsson Award of Excellence, he has led and contributed to R&D projects in multimedia, culture, and education since 1991. His work spans 2D/3D imaging, machine learning, human-computer interaction, 3D digitization, and extended reality. He is a Senior IEEE Member and has taught at multiple Greek universities. Dr. Stella Sylaiou is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Surveying Engineering and Geoinformatics at the International Hellenic University. Since 2003, she has led or contributed to numerous European and Greek R&D projects, with a focus on virtual museums, the emotional responses of virtual visitors to narratives, and the integration of virtual humans in museum environments. His work spans virtual heritage, digital museology, and 3D documentation of cultural heritage.

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