Resources
Explore the different materials generated throughout the DACCHE project.
DACCHE Open Seminar
Join us in revisiting the moments from the DACCHE Open Seminar, themed 'Digital Action and Storytelling for Climate Change: Engaging Communities with Digital Tools, Educational Tourism, and Citizen Science,' held on October 5th, 2023!
The Intersection of Community Engagement, Community Based Research, and Digital Cultural Heritage
Community Engagement and Digital Tools in Donegal County
Traditional Storytelling and Modern Technology in Northern Europe
The Hidden Heritage in Valleys and Wilderness -Climate Change Challenges in Sparsely Populated Areas
Forgotten Saami Landscapes - Reviving Hidden Stories
Virtual Gothenburg: how can a digital twin of a city be a tool to engage and involve citizens
Seminar: Cultural Heritage in Virtual Worlds - Reykjavík
Menningararfur í sýndarheimum - Cultural Heritage in Virtual Worlds: This seminar introduces and discusses the opportunities that digitizing cultural heritage brings and how game design and game technology can be facilitated to communicate our history Gunnar Gunnarsson Institute and Centre for Digital Humanities and arts organised the seminar which is a part of the new DACCHE project (Digital Action on Climate Change in Heritage Environments) that is funded by the Interreg Northern Periphery and Arctic Programme. Date: October 20.2023 Location: Reykjavík, Iceland
Linking Digital Heritage, Games and Virtual Tourism: Erik Champion
This talk will examine how key challenges in digital heritage involving 3D models could be brought to life and re-opened to interpretation by game design, and how game-like interaction could also help increase the richness and immersive qualities of XR (extended reality) and virtual tourism.
Cultural heritage in a virtual fantasy world: Heiða Rafnsdóttir, Partity Games
A short overview of the journey of an item from 1400-1600 being found in the 19th century, ending up in the National Museum of Iceland. Where it became a part of the museum's main exhibition for 20 years. In 2023 the item was 3D scanned and gained a new life and purpose within the computer game Island of Winds.
Digital Statues, a collaborative project: Þröstur Thor Bragason, Efla
Digital statues (stafrænar styttur) is a collaborative project between the Einar Jónsson museum and EFLA Consulting engineers in Iceland. It received support from “Barnamenningarsjóður” (children´s culture fund) and “List fyrir alla” (art for everyone). The purpose of the project is to bring the Einar Jónsson museum to schoolchildren in a digital form, regardless of their location.
XR in Thingvellir and Hofsstaðir: Sunna Björk Mogensen, Gagarin
Gagarin Interactive has developed XR experiences for several cultural heritage projects in Iceland. Two specific outdoors sites, Thingvellir and Hofsstaðir in Garðabær, where visitors can look into the past are highlighted in this talk. Each site has a different approach for technology used to create the XR experiences.