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16.09. - 19.09.2025
Dauer: 4 Tage
Potsdam, Deutschland
Universität Potsdam am Campus III - Griebnitzsee - Haus 6

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DoCH 2025: Digitalization of Cultural Heritage

Hörsaal H05

09:00 - 18:00

Freitag, 19.09.2025

Cultural heritage creates identity to people, society and nations. But in many regions of this world tangible cultural heritage is in danger due to erosion, political conflicts or natural desaster. Thus, cultural knowledge is lost and cannot be passed on to future generations. This workshop deals with the urgent question of the possibilities of digitalizing and virtualizing cultural heritage in order to preserve it digitally and make it accessible to a broad audience, regardless of space and time.

 

Programm:

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9:00 Workshop Opening
  • Greeting Messages

    • Prof. Dr. Ulrike Lucke, General Chair INFORMATiK 2025

    • Christine Regitz, President Gesellschaft für Informatik

    • Hassan Al-Haidari, Counselor, Head of Culture Department at the Embassy of the Republic of Iraq in Berlin

    • Dr. Moafaq S. Samir, Director of International Organisations Department, Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Iraq

 

  • Keynote: Ayoob Thanoon, President of the Mosul Heritage Foundation: The Role of Youth in Post-Conflict Heritage Preservation: The Case of Mosul

 
10:00–10:30 Paper Session 1

  • Integrating cultural heritage and ancient antiquities with the digital age: Evidence from the city of Mosul

Shaymaa M. Alnaqeeb

  • Designing an Interactive Database for Preserving the Heritage of Mosul City

Mohammad Aldabbagh

  • Discussion

 
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00–11:45 Paper Session 2

  • GAN-Based Digital Restoration of Abbasid Coin Inscriptions: A CycleGAN Approach to Numismatic Enhancement

Akram T. Zeyad

  • Sharpness Enhancement of Archaeological Images Using Grünwald-Letnikov Weights with Unsharp Masking

Zohair Al Ameen

  • Computer Vision in Archaeology: Automated Cuneiform Recognition and Pronunciation

Elaf A. Saeed

  • Discussion

 
11:45-12:30 Paper Session 3

  • Digital Technologies and Their Role in Cultural Heritage Preservation: The Case of Jassan Hill

Hussein Ismael Ahmed

  • Photogrammetry based digital twin for Mar Mattai Monastery

Areej Mohammed

  • Hosh Al-Bay’ah Collection: An Immersive Multiplayer Virtual Museum

Adil Al Qaba

  • Discussion

 
12:30 Lunch Break
14:00–14:35 Paper Session 4

  • Resilient Digital Preservation Strategies for Conflict-Affected Cultural Sites: A Case Study of Sudan’s Endangered Heritage

Gabass Mohmmadali

  • Preserving Heritage Using Photogrammetry and Virtual Reality: A Virtual Museum for Jebel Al-Barkal

Lina Alhaj

  • Discussion

 
14:35-15:10 Poster Session Pitch Talks

  • Global Historical Routes as a Tool for Disseminating and Preserving Cultural Heritage

Sumaya Alsaffar

  • Mapping Global Efforts in Cultural Heritage Preservation Through Network Analysis of Digitalization Technologies

Basim Mahmood

  • Applying Photogrammetric Methods to digitalize Key Elements of the Erbil Citadel

Dina Allan

  • Digital Reconstruction of Mosul’s Heritage Houses: A Network-Based Approach Using Gephi for Sustainable Development

Abdula Alsarraf

  • Mosul: Preserving the After-effects of War

Adil Al Qaba

  • Digitizing Cultural Heritage: Creating the Digital Twin of Mosul's Clock Church

Abdalrhman Ammar Younis

  • Global Fermentation Heritage: Interweaving Traditions and Networks in Beverage Craftsmanship

Basim Mahmood
15:10 Poster Session
15:30 Poster Session (cont) and Coffee Break
16:30–17:15 Paper Session 5

  • Photogrammetric Modeling and Evaluation for the Documentation of Cultural Heritage in the Erbil Citadel

Aland Ameer

  • Music Maze: A VR Approach to Exploring Cultural Music Heritage

Lilian Drabinski

  • Adapted 2D QR-code for cuneiform tablets digitization

Ann A. Jarjes Alkazzaz

  • Discussion

 
17:15-18:00 Discussion and Closing of Workshop Cofee Break

  • Discussion session: Working Areas, Cooperation et

Workshop Chairs

  • Closing

 

Organizing Committee

  • Christina B. Class, professor for computer science at the Department of Fundamental Sciences, Ernst-Abbe-Hochschule Jena University of Applied Sciences.
  • Julia Schnitzer, professor of digital media at the Faculty of Informatics and Media at Brandenburg Technical University of Applied Sciences.
  • Paul Grimm, professor for expanded reality at Darmstadt University ofApplied Sciences and European University of Technology.
Workshop Kategorie
  • GESELLSCHAFT
  • KULTUR & DESIGN
  • HYBRIDER WORKSHOP
Ayoob Dhannoon Younus YOUNUS
Mosul Heritage Foundation
Abdullah A. A Abdullah AL-SARRAF
University of Baghdad
Abdulrahman Ammar Younis ABAECHI
Mosul University
Adil Mohammed Adnan AL QABA
Mosul University
Dr. Ann Akram Jarjes AL-KAZZAZ
University of Mosul
Areej Abdullah Mohammed MOHAMMED
Mosul University
Dr. Basim Mohammed Mahmood MAHMOOD
University of Mosul
Elaf A. Saeed
Al-Nahrain University
GABASS MOHMMADTAHER OMER MOHMMADALI
University of Khartoum
Hussien Ismael Ahmed AL-SHAMMARI
University of Wasit
Lilian Drabinski
LINA EMAD MOHAMED ALHAJ
University of Khartoum
Dr. Mohammad Abdulghani Taha ALDABBAGH
Mosul University
Dr. Shaymaa Mudhafar Dakheel AL NAQEEB
University of Mosul
Sumaya Naseem Ayoob AL SAFFAR
Mosul University
Dr. Zohair Qays Ibrahim AL AMEEN
University of Mosul
Chairs
Prof. Dr. Christina B. Class
Professorin @ Ernst-Abbe-Hochschule Jena