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The MAP laboratory is a Proprietary Research Unit (UPR) of the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Humanities and Social Sciences, created in 2024 and a descendant of a Joint Research Unit of the same name, UMR CNRS/MC 3495 MAP. Its activities intersect two emerging interdisciplinary fields, heritage sciences and data sciences, and focus on the design and development of ‘highly digital’ methods for exploring and analysing heritage assets. One of the distinctive traits of the laboratory’s approach is a recurrent to-and-fro between theoretical, methodological and technological research and the implementation of concrete solutions in the form of research prototypes open to academic and societal partnerships.

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Presentation on “New approaches and challenges of multimodal imaging for heritage sciences” on October 17 at CICRP

Presentation on “New approaches and challenges of multimodal imaging for heritage sciences” on October 17 at CICRP

Anthony Pamart, research engineer and Deputy Unit Director (DUa) of the UPR MAP will give a presentation on “New approaches and challenges of multimodal imaging for heritage sciences” on October 17, 2024 at 1:30 pm at the CICRP (Centre Interdisciplinaire de Conservation et de Restauration du Patrimoine). Abstract : Digital tools and technologies pl…

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Animation at the Marseille 2024 Science Festival

Animation at the Marseille 2024 Science Festival

On Friday, October 11, members of the laboratory will be present at the Marseille Science Festival to run a stand on 3D digitization of heritage objects. This workshop, aimed at schoolchildren, will feature a demonstration of the 3D digitization process, from photography to 3D printing, using current digital techniques. The workshop will take place…

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Activities for the European Heritage Days on September 21, 2024 at the Citadelle of Marseille

Activities for the European Heritage Days on September 21, 2024 at the Citadelle of Marseille

Researchers from the laboratory will be on hand on Saturday September 21 from 10am to 5pm to man a stand at La Citadelle de Marseille during the 2024 European Heritage Days. A virtual tour of the cells used by military prisoners will immerse participants in these spaces not accessible to the public. The tour is… Read More »Home En…

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the Notre-Dame de Paris arch reconstruction study (T4-T9) aims at formulating knowledge about a disappeared past (T1), the arch before its destruction (T2). T[N] corresponds to the time of the reconstruction study activities.

“Best paper award” at the SEMMES 2024 workshop to A. Guillem, J. Samuel, G. Gesquière, L. De Luca, V. Abergel

Anaïs Guillem, John Samuel, Gilles Gesquière, Livio De Luca and Violette Abergel received the "Best paper award" at the "SEMMES'24: Semantic Methods for Events and Stories" workshop, held on 27 May 2024 in Hersonissos, Crete, as part of the 20th Extended Semantic Web Conference (ESWC2024). The winning paper is entitled: "Let the fallen voussoirs of…

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Journées d'études " Une cathédrale de données numériques et connaissances pluridisciplinaires pour les sciences du patrimoine"

Workshop “A cathedral of digital data and multidisciplinary knowledge” from 19 to 21 June 2024 in Marseilles and online

Workshop organised by the “digital data” working group of Notre-Dame de Paris Scientific Project 19-21 June 2024, Auditorium Pierre Desnuelles, CNRS Joseph Aiguier Campus, Marseilles Heritage research transforms the interaction between material objects and multidisciplinary studies into a vector for the production of collective knowledg…

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Nuage de mots avec qcomme mots en gros : données, immersionn, territoriales, approches, usages,...

Territoires and Immersion(s) 2024 Days – Lyon

As part of the 'Beyond 3D' research action of the MAGIS GdR and in collaboration with the IG-RV GdR and the 3DHN Consortium, we are organising two days of scientific events on the theme of 'Territories and immersions'. Monday 17 June (urbanLAB – ERASME) Tuesday 18 June morning (LyonTech-la Doua Campus)

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Affiche du festival Explore 2024. Du 27 mai au 2 juin 2024, le festival Explore s’installe à Marseille pour sa première édition. Co-organisé par Aix-Marseille Université et le CNRS en partenariat avec Centrale Méditerranée et l’Inserm, c’est un nouveau rendez-vous festif, gratuit et ouvert à toutes et tous, petits et grands.

MAP is taking part in the 1st Explore festival from Monday 27 May to Sunday 2 June 2024.

From 27 May to 2 June 2024, the Explore festival will be held in Marseille for the first time. Co-organised by Aix-Marseille University and the CNRS, in partnership with Centrale Méditerranée and Inserm, it's a new festive and scientific event, free and open to all.

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Notre-Dame in virtual reality

Notre-Dame in virtual reality

Video – After the fire that ravaged the cathedral in 2019, the remains of Notre-Dame de Paris have been completely digitised by CNRS scientists, who can now immerse themselves in the virtual double of the building

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Formation Citadelle 2024

“À l’assaut de la Citadelle” : summer digital workshop – 2nd edition from 24 to 28 June 2024

Registration between 18 March and 10 June 2024. The MAP UPR CNRS laboratory, in partnership with the Citadelle of Marseille and ACTA VISTA (SOS Group), with the assistance of the Heritage Architect in charge of its restoration, is offering 12 participants the opportunity to explore the ramparts, bastions and underground passages of the Citadelle of…

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FR-IT Bilateral Cooperation in Heritage Science – 7th Edition

FR-IT Bilateral Cooperation in Heritage Science – 7th Edition

Dive into digital data for heritage sciences : Diagnosis, subaquatic heritage and sound. This event is organized in the context of the bilateral cooperation in heritage science between Italy and France. The event will take place the 7th of February in Marseille at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Campus Joseph Aiguier (31 Ch…

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