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Sustaining Built Heritage – Internet of Things, Remote Sensed, Big Data and Visual Analytics of Built Cultural

Heritage for quality of life, social welfare and economic impact – 22-25 Feb 2017 The British University of Egypt ● Cairo ● Egypt ●

http://www.bue.edu.eg/

T h e D r a f t P r o g r a m m e

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COMMITTEE

SBH2017 – RESEARCHER LINK: Sustaining Built Heritage

22-25 Feb 2017 The British University of Egypt ● Cairo ● Egypt ● http://www.graphicslink.co.uk/SBH2017/

Organising Committee

Workshop Coordinators

Dr. Gehan Nagy Assistant Professor of Architectural Engineering The British University in Egypt Mr. John Counsell Cardiff Metropolitan University Prof. Ebad Banissi Head of Big Data & informatics research Group Division London South Bank University

Workshop Mentors

British University in Egypt: Prof. Yehia Bahei El Dein (Vice President Research & Post Graduate Studies)

Prof. Khaled Dewidar (Vice Dean of Engineering) United Kingdom

Mr. John Counsell Cardiff Metropolitan University

Dr. Mahtab Akhavan Farshchi Kingstone University

Workshop Advisors

British University in Egypt: Prof. Maguid Hassan (Dean of Engineering)

Prof. Ayman Othman (Head of Architecture Department)

Cairo University: Prof. Soheir Hawas (Cultural Heritage)

Prof. Medhat Dorra (Founder of Space Consultants)

Prof. Ahmed Reda Abdeen (Sustainability)

Ain-Shams University: Prof. Ayman Ashour (Dean of Engineering)

Prof. Yasser Mansour (Head of Architecture Department)

Arab Academy for Science & Technology (AASTMT): Prof. Lobna Sherif (Dean of Education)

Costs All travel and accommodation expenses will be covered by the Newton Researcher Links scheme. Details on the initiative and application form will be announced soon.

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D o c t o r a l R e s e a r c h W o r k s h o p S u s t a i n i n g B u i l t H e r i t a g e

-Internet of Things, Remote Sensed, Big Data and Visual Analytics of Built Cultural

Heritage for quality of life, social welfare and economic impact – Organised by

BuiltViz2017 - 11th International Conference Visualisation in Built and Rural Environments

In cooperation with

&

11th International Conference Visualisation in Built and Rural Environments (BuiltViz2017) is an international conference that

aims to provide a foundation for integrating the human-centred, technological and strategic aspects of Built Environment Information Visualisation in order to promote international exchange, cooperation and development. Building upon the

reported success of previous workshop, BuiltViz is pleased to announce the “11th Doctoral Research Workshop” which will

run as part of the RESEARCHER LINK: Sustaining Built Heritage (RESEARCHER LINK- SBH2017)).

Doctoral Research workshop This workshop focuses on the issues that doctoral students face during their studies and includes following interactive

sessions – the theme for this year workshop – Impact Designfor your research -

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Tuesday 21 Feb. 2017 09:00 < The British University of Egypt ● # >

Registration

10:00

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Doctoral Research Workshop

10.00 Opening & Welcome from discussion Panel members

10:15 Research Issues in Built Heritage/ Proposal Design

10:30 _ Sustaining Built Heritage

11:00 _ DATA CAPTURE: Internet of Things, Remote Sensed

12:00 _ Big Data and Visual Analytics of Built Cultural Heritage

12:30 _ IMPACT RESEARCH: quality of life, social welfare and economic impact –

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Lunch Break

14:00

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17:00

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Doctoral Research Workshop

14.00 Designing Research Impact

15:00 Set impact goals for a specific research project and devise strategies to achieve these

15:30 Break

16:00 Generate number of action points for generating impact from your research

Able to explain how to measure impact

Make Impact a key section of your Research

16:45 Group Discussion

17:00 Close

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Wednesday 22 Feb. 2017 09:00 < The British University of Egypt ● # >

Registration

10:00 < The British University of Egypt ● # >

Opening & Welcome

Subject Liaison Committee chairs:

Professor Ahmed Hamad, BUE President, The British University in Egypt, Egypt Prof. Ebad Banissi- Head of Big Data & informatics research Group, London South Bank University, United Kingdom

Mr. John Counsell, Cardiff Metropolitan University, United Kingdom

Dr. Gehan Nagy, Architectural Engineering, The British University in Egypt, Egypt 10:30 < The British University of Egypt ● # >

Session SBH2017_1.1: Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage

Chair:

- The trends and challenges of Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage,

- Speed-dating event to break the ice between participants

- Form small groups (mixed UK/Egypt) for the following breakout sessions

- Breakout session & report back on differences between Egyptian and UK experience approaches

11:30 < The British University of Egypt ● # >

Coffee Break

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Wednesday 22 Feb. 2017 12:00

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Session SBH2017_1.2: Cultural Heritage Preservation in Cairo

Chair:

- The multi-layered palimpsest of built cultural heritage in Cairo and the complexity of cultural heritage preservation in Cairo, threats to

this heritage, and the status of current preservation efforts. The Urban Regeneration Project for Historic Cairo progress and

challenges. Other enhancement and refurbishment schemes e.g. pedestrianisation and their outcomes.

- Breakout session & report back on differences between Egyptian and UK experience approaches

13:00 < The British University of Egypt ● # > Lunch Break

14:00

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15:30

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Session SBH2017_1.3: Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage _ Prediction

Chair:

- The predicted impacts of Climate Change, in addition to manmade (e.g. fire, pollution, waste etc.) and natural disasters (e.g.

earthquakes and rockslides). Analysis of the situation in Cairo in particular and Egypt in general.

- Breakout session & report back on differences between Egyptian and UK experience approaches

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Coffee Break

16:00

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17:30

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Session SBH2017_1.4: Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage _ Data Capture

Chair:

- Available and imminent Remote Sensed (e.g. Copernicus Sentinel Satellite) Datasets and information that can be processed from

these, e.g. Climate Change impacts, and Building Heights via InSAR. Processing challenges. Open source open standard solutions.

- Breakout session & report back

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Coffee Break

19:00

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21:00

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Session SBH2017_1.5: Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage - Wellbeing, Economic sustainability

Chair:

- Indicators of Occupant Wellbeing, economic sustainability, fuel poverty and deprivation in the UK and Egypt. UK granularity down

to lower layer super output areas, applicable in GIS. Egyptian research in similarly applying spatial analysis to Egyptian population

census combined with Household Income Expenditure Consumption Survey data. Challenges in identifying a living wage threshold.

GIS for analysing access to resources and transport.

- Join into Groups for Day Two discussion and analysis – while on the site tours – each group to focus in their discussions on Day Two

on a different topic / research idea / proposal. (Feedback from these discussions at the first session on Day Three).

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Thursday 23 Feb. 2017 09:00 < The British University of Egypt ● # >

Registration 09:30

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17:30

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Session SBH2017_2.1: Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage – Site Specific

Chair:

Formed into groups for discussion on assigned issues while on Site Visits to: the World Heritage Site of Historic Cairo; 19th and 20th

Century Downtown Cairo, Heliopolis and Boulack Area

19:00

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21:00

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Session SBH2017_2.1: Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage

Chair:

Two, Keynote. Conservation measures.

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Friday 24 Feb. 2017

09:30

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11:00

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- Groups Feedback on Day Two discussions and brainstorming.

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Coffee Break 11:30

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13:00

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Session SBH2017_3.2: Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage – Big Data challenges Chair:

- Built Heritage Big Data challenges – Lidar & 3D scan Point Clouds / Photogrammetry and Digital Video / Survey Data with

Semantic Attributes - increasing amounts of digitised material; differing policies, procedures and guidelines for digitisation

reusability & archival storage & IPR with limited ICT expertise; lack of open standards, interoperability or citizen engagement;

high costs due to lack of automation; issues of contextualisation; need for an open science infrastructure and federated access. A

look at recent case studies.

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Lunch Break 14:00

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15:30

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Session SBH2017_3.3: Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage – The Internet of Things Chair:

- The Internet of Things / Internet of Sensors and its implications for data collection. Reducing cost of sensors and data capture

devices, emerging standards, security and privacy risks.

- Breakout session & report back

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15:30 < The British University of Egypt ● # >

Coffee Break 16:00

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17:30

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Session SBH2017_3.4: Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage – Open Data and Crowd-Sourced Datasets

Chair:

- Available open data and crowd-sourced datasets (e.g. open street map) and its potential to leverage other datasets. Experience

and potential of 3D open street map data (Heidelburg repository). Potential for analysis of renewable energy (as Google US trial

project sunroof, a potential 'treasure map' of rooftop solar power potential).

- Breakout session & report back

19:30

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21:00

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Session SBH2017_3.5: Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage – Engergy / Resource challenges

Chair:

- Keynote – Renewable Energy, Resources, and challenges

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Saturday 25 Feb 2017

09:00 < The British University of Egypt ● # >

Registration 09:30

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11:00

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Session SBH2017_4.1: Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage - Sustainable Retrofit and Refurbishment Methodology

Chair:

- Sustainable retrofit and refurbishment approaches. UK Heritage Energy Efficiency analysis and its applicability to Egypt – (e.g.

Carbon Action 2050, Heritage Energy Efficiency Tool (HEET), Energy Efficiency in Historic Buildings and Green Heritage

Project)

- Breakout session & report back

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Coffee Break

11:30

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13:00

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Session SBH2017_4.2: Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage – Crowd Sourcing

Chair:

- Filling in gaps in data, crowd sourcing, and information collection via data collection portal. Other resources, e.g. advertisements

for property rentals input into analysis of affordability and income, and value for landlords and management to justify

refurbishment, adaptation and mitigation.

- Breakout session & report back

13:00 < Universidade NOVA de Lisboa ● R-Atrium >

Lunch

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14:00

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15:30

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Session SBH2017_4.3: Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage – Crowd Sourcing

Chair:

- Three streams of activities:

1. Application of IoT applications to Occupied Built Heritage and Sustainability

2. Development of data collection portal for general & specific sites for input by public, experts and other stake holders

3. Plans to use OPEN DATA and Big Data tools to analyse factors affecting the sustainability of the Heritage sites – A new

opening for multidisciplinary collaboration

- Breakout session & report back

16:00

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17:30

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Session SBH2017_4.4: Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage – Collaboration

Chair:

- Next steps and commitments

- Close.

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Session SBH2017_1.1: Sustaining Occupied Built Heritage Chair:

Further Details shortly….

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SBH2017_ NOTES

F.T. Marchese, E. Banissi (Eds.)

Knowledge Visualization Currents

From Text to Art to Culture

▶ Presents the state of the art in visualization research and development

▶ Highlights research developing at key intersections with other disciplines and

its applicability to addressing complex real-world problems

▶ Discusses how visualization researchers are addressing complex issues of

representation in knowledge, art, and culture

Lying at the intersection of education, art, and cultural heritage, visualization is a powerful tool for representing and interpreting complex information. This unique text/reference reviews the evolution of the field of visualization, providing innovative examples of applied knowledge visualization from disciplines as varied as law, business management, the arts and humanities. With coverage of theoretical and practical aspects of visualization from ancient Sumerian tablets through to twenty-first century legal contracts, this work underscores the important role that the process of visualization plays in extracting, organizing, and crystallizing the concepts found in complex data. Topics and features:

• Contains contributions from an international selection of preeminent authorities • Presents a thorough introduction to the discipline of knowledge visualization, its current state of

affairs and possible future developments • Examines how tables have been used for information visualization in historical textual documents • Discusses the application of visualization techniques for knowledge transfer in business

relationships, and for the linguistic exploration and analysis of sensory descriptions • Investigates the use of visualization to understand orchestral music scores, the optical theory

behind Renaissance art, and to assist in the reconstruction of an historic church • Describes immersive 360 degree stereographic visualization, knowledge-embedded embodied

interaction, and a novel methodology for the analysis of architectural forms This interdisciplinary collection of the state of the art in knowledge visualization will be of considerable interest to researchers from a broad spectrum of backgrounds in both industry and academia.

IEEE Computer Society Order Number: E5814

BMS Part Number: CFP16349-ART

ISBN: 978-1-5090-0811-7

Published by: Visualisation & Graphics Research Unit

London South Bank University

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