Conference: The Age of Technology: Documents, Archives and Society (Madrid)

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CONFERENCE: The Age of Technology: Documents, Archives  and Society
23 – 25 October 2017 Universidad Complutense de Madrid Spain

23 OCTOBER
Faculty of Geography and History: Conference Hall, 2nd floor (12.30 – 13.30)

Welcome words by Laura Fernández Fernández (Vice- Dean for Research, Institutional and Foreign Affairs. Faculty    of Geography and History), Severiano Hernández Vicente    (Subdirección General de los Archivos Estatales, ES),    Manuel Salamanca (Universidad Complutense Madrid, ES)    and Thomas Aigner (ICARUS)

Description, Digitization and Outreach Programs of    the Archives of the Crown of Aragon.  Gloria López de la Plaza (General Archive of the Crown    of Aragon, ES)

Digitizing Documents in the Archivo General de Indias:    Technical Advantage to Preserve a Historical Legacy.  Antonio Sánchez de Mora (General Archive of the Indies, ES)

National and International Initiatives in e-Documents    Management Systems: The DLM Forum Foundation,    E-Ark Project and AENOR Comittees.   Elena Cortés Ruiz (Administration General Archive, ES)

13.30 – 14.00 Coffee break

Faculty of Geography and History: Conference Hall, 2nd floor  (14.00 – 15.00)

The Age of Digital Technology. A Proposal From the    AHEB-BEHA.  Anabella Barroso Arahuetes (AHEB-BEHA – Bizkaia    Ecclesiastical Historical Archive, ES)

To be (Digital) or not to be. Making Private Archives    Accessible to Society: A Brief Outlook on the Portu-   guese Landscape.  José António Rocha and Paulo Fontes (CEHR – Portuguese    Catholic University, PT)

PARES 2.0: The Spanish State Archives and the Open    Data Culture.  Alfonso Sánchez Mairena (Portal of Spanish Archives,     PARES, ES)

The Budapest Time Machine.  András Sipos (Budapest City Archives, HU)

24 OCTOBER

Faculty of Geography and History: Conference Hall, 2nd floor (08.30 – 09.15)

Interoperability, Records Management and e-Archiving   in Spanish eGovernment: Legal Framework, Processes    and Tools.  Rosa María Martín Rey (Central Archive of the Ministry of    Finance and Public Administration, ES) and Javier Hernández    Díez (Ministry of the Presidency and for Territorial Administrations, ES)

ARQFAM: Family Archives in the Digital Era.  Maria João Da Câmara (ARQFAM – Family Archives, PT)

DIGIWARMEMO: A Digital Humanities Approach to    Re-Use the First World War Online Archives  Daniel Alves (New University of Lisbon, PT), David Bodenhamer    (Indiana University Purdue University, USA) and Paul Ell (Queen’s    University Belfast, UK)

Bringing the Archives to the People, and Vice-Versa.  Sergio Riolo (ilCartastorie, Banco di Napoli Historical    Archives, IT)

09.15 – 09.45 Coffee break

Faculty of Geography and History: Conference Hall, 2nd floor (09.45 – 10.45)

Social Innovation Labs at Universities: The Case of    Medialab UGR – a Research Laboratory for Digital    Culture and Society.   Esteban R. Frías (Medialab UGR, Digital Humanities, ES)

The Chaldean Heritage Work Group – A Mission by    ICARUS to Help Preserve the Ancient Iraqi Christian    Written Heritage.    Csaba B. Stenge (Archives of Tatabánya City, HU)

Accessing the Full Text of Medieval Archives: The    Example of the French Medieval Chancery Registers    in the European Project HIMANIS.  Dominique Stutzmann (Institut de Recherche et d’Histoire    des Textes, FR)

The Topotheque Joins the Creative Industries: Novel    Vilijun Case Study.  Vlatka Lemić (Croatian State Archives, HR) and Jasna    Horvat (ANDIZET)

The Archives Portal Europe – The Largest Online     Archives Catalogue in the World.  Ana María López Cuadrado (Country Manager Archives    Portal Europe, Ministerio de Educación Cultura y     Deporte. Subdirección de los Archivos Estatales, ES)

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Prof. Dr. Manuel Salamanca López
Universidad Complutense de Madrid