Confirmed sessions

We received a strong response to the call for papers and are currently completing the final review and confirmation process. The programme continues to evolve as additional contributors confirm their participation. The papers, panel, lightning talks and posters listed below have already been confirmed by their presenters and are therefore included in the current programme. Additional sessions and abstracts will be added over the coming days as confirmations are received, and the full conference schedule will be finalised and published shortly.
 

Full papers

  1. From Multilingual Interpretation to Multilingual Knowledge: Reflections on Documentation Workflows at the House of European History 
    Leticia Martínez, Allison Bearly, and Ugnė Vincerževskytė, Allison Bearly, Leticia Martínez
     
  2. Documentation as evidence in restitution, repatriation and return processes: Case studies of Museums in Africa
    Joelle Nwabueze, Christian NANA TCHUISSEU
     
  3. From Data to Knowledge: Integration Challenges of Ethnographic and Archaeological Databases for Large-Scale Provenance Research
    Elizabeth Rodríguez Estrada, ishak riali
     
  4. Documenting the Void: Ethical, Social, and Technological Dimensions of Restoring the Silenced Archive in Post-Conflict Tigrai, Ethiopia.
    Atsbha Gebreegziabher Asmelash, PhD
     
  5. From Colonial Records to Living Memory: Decolonizing Museum Documentation through Community Knowledge and Intangible Heritage
    Asmaa Hussein
     
  6. The Ethnic Vocabulary Project in the Network Colonial Contexts
    Werner Schweibenz, Moritz Strickert
     
  7. Cartographier les absences et les lacunes : décoloniser  la documentation du MRAC par le dialogue entre les sources orales et  archivistiques
    Tshibangu tshiapota, Raphael Galume
     
  8. Documenting the City: Socially Engaged Practices at the Museum of the City of São Paulo
    Maria Luisa Moita, Paula Talib Assad
     
  9. Dynamic authorities. Ten years Art & Architecture Thesaurus® at the Wander collection network: scope; strategy; editing work, maintenance.
    Karen Andree
     
  10. When Sharing Is the Easy Part: Improving the Discoverability of Collections
    Kara Lewis
     
  11. Des dossiers documentaires au répertoire en ligne des artistes et personnalités du musée d'Orsay
    Benoît Deshayes, Lionel Britten
     
  12. From Archive to Object: Reconnecting Documentary Heritage and Museum Collections at the War Heritage Institute (Belgium)
    Manuel Duran
     
  13. Separating Observation from Interpretation: CERA, an Evidence-Constrained Exploration Ontology for Ceramic Heritage Records
    Songie Seol
     
  14. Documentation debt: Inherited absences and hidden work in the English civic museum
    Dr Kathleen Lawther
     
  15. Just the Data: can we please stop using systems?
    Isabel Davis
     
  16. Collecting the Intangible: challenges for documentation, preservation and access - insights from the InMAP study
    Ana Carvalho, Alexandre Matos
     
  17. Documentation of museum collections in Peru: current practices, gaps and challenges
    Noelia Roa Restán
     
  18. Critical cataloguing – a project report
    Magnus Bognerud, Gro Benedikte Pedersen, Yvonne B Hansen, Sjur Sævik
     
  19. From Translation to Practice: SPECTRUM and the Challenges of Standardising Museum Documentation in Portugal
    Alexandre Matos
     
  20. Confronter des documentations pour résoudre un projet de restitution dans une impasse juridique : la restitution du 27e objet de la collection Dodds au Bénin.
    Claire-Marie Barreau
     
  21. From Data Capture to Interoperability: Designing a Documentation Workflow for the Museo de El Carmen, Mexico City
    Danae Du Chaliot Maresca
     
  22. How do you govern a patchwork of persistent identifiers?
    Alina Saenko
     
  23. An Image-based and AI-assisted Workflow for Metadata Enrichment in Museum Print Collections
    Cristóbal Barria Bignotti
     
  24. From Index Cards to Digital Repository: Digitizing the Object Documentation of the Weltmuseum Wien
    Rebeka Erdö, Peter Kloser
     
  25. The use of AI for the development of a new platform for MIMO (Musical Instruments Museum Online)
    Rodolphe Bailly
     
  26. Historical nomenclature, informed terminology, and metadata management for musical instrument collections
    Anaïs Verhulst
     
  27. From Questions to Review Queues: A Staff-Facing AI Experiment for Discovery and Data Cleaning in Open Cultural Heritage Data
    Nikos Minadakis
     
  28. Who Owns the Connections? A Governance Model for a Holistic Museum Information Landscape
    Michiel Goosen
     
  29. Bibliothèques de musée : identité, enjeux et perspectives au service de l'excellence scientifique
    Matthieu Bonicel
     
  30. Arches Lingo: Reimagining Cultural Heritage Vocabularies for a Collaborative and Interoperable Future
    Philip Carlisle
     
  31. Back to the Future: 100 years of documentation practice at the Royal Institute of Cultural Heritage
    Eva Coudyzer
     
  32. Critical cataloguing in museums with DORIAN, a tool for reparative cataloguing  *
    Erin Canning
     
  33. Documenting Diverse Finnishness: Collaborative Documentation and Cataloguing at the National Museum of Finland  *
    Rania Taina
     
  34. From Local Knowledge to Digital Heritage: Community-Led Documentation of Sudanese Cultural and Natural Landmarks  *
    obada Ahmed‬
     
  35. ‏From Colonial Records to Living Memory: Decolonizing Museum Documentation through Community Knowledge and Intangible Heritage  *
    Asmaa Hussein
     
  36. Mapping and analysing the grey literature of Intangible Cultural Heritage  *
    Mariana Ziku
     
  37. Beyond Inventory: Reframing Museum Documentation through Ethical Practice in a Nigerian University Museum  *
    Gabriel Matesun
     
  38. Documentation Heritage: Reconsidering Historical Documentation Media as Cultural Heritage A Case Study of the Microfilm Collection of the Malek National Library and Museum, Tehran *
    Salar Rafieian
     
  39. Documenter l'oubli. Un inventaire critique du patrimoine colonial italien dans l'espace public *
    Pacchiani Serena
     
  40. The Database as Archive: Biographical Bias in PAESE’s Provenance Documentation *
    Nnenna Onuoha
     
  41. Decolonising Museum Practice through Community Collaboration: Documenting Contemporary Sámi Life in Helsinki *
    Pirkko Madetoja
     
  42. Colonial Collections in Dutch Contexts and Beyond: Accessibility, Polyvocality, and Restitution *
    Gertjan Filarski, Cindy Zalm
     
  43. Transparent Data for Colonial Collections: From Source Records to  Shared Knowledge *
    Gertjan Filarski
     
  44. Publishing FAIR and CARE object data using the Minimum Record Recommendation for Museums and Collections *
    Domenic Schäfer, Frank von Hagel, Chiara Marchini
     
  45. The state of documentation in museums of Iberoamerica *
    Trilce Navarrete


    * recently added 
     

Panels

  1. Meeting the challenges of developing a sustainable digital infrastructure
    Rebecca Bailey, Anna-Maria Sichani
     

Lightning talks

  1. Can AI Document a Museum? Rethinking the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Collection Documentation
    Alexandre Matos
     
  2. Zaza. The Unrecorded Artist
    Soetkin Vanhauwaert
     
  3. From Records to Relationships: Scaling Linked Open Data in the Getty Provenance Index
    Mala Mathur
     
  4. Writing Tutorials for Linked Data: Making data.rijksmuseum.nl Accessible
    Jeroen De Meester
     
  5. Reconnecting Historical Legacies: From Machine-Readable Relationships to Human Discovery
    Alice Gibson
     
  6. Transferring collection information and data as part of restitution
    Coen Wilders, Bas Nederveen
     
  7. Documenting House Museums as a Knowledge System: Integrating Architectures, Collections and Histories at the Museo Stibbert in Florence  *
    Anastasia Cottini, Pavlos Fafalios
     
  8. Recto and Verso as a Single Record: AI-Assisted Multilingual Metadata Extraction and the Problem of Dissociation *
    Luba Nurse
     
  9. Recentering Diverse Users in Museum Documentation: From Collections Management Task to Change Management Practice *
    Emily Benoff, Alyssa Loera, Mala Mathur

     
    * recently added  

Posters

  1. Material and Visual culture of Italian colonialism in the Province. A critical perspective on the Manara collection in Imola
    Elisabetta Balsamo
     
  2. Before the Case Can Be Made: A Documentation Archive for Dakhla's World Heritage Nomination
    Mohamed Ibrahim
     
  3. Provenance et base de données : quelle méthodologie et outils ? Présentation de deux outils opérationnels utilisés au sein du musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac.
    Laetitia Lopes et Claire-Marie Barreau
     
  4. Documenting Context as a Principle: Paradata and Community in DHASH, an Asia-Pacific 3D Heritage Archive 
    Goki Miyakita, Eliko Akashi
     
  5. Translating CIDOC CRM into Practice in Japan: Commentary, Vocabulary, and Use Cases
    Akihiro Kameda, kamura, Sakiko Kawabe, Goki Miyakita
     
  6. From Comparing Letterforms to Inferring Production Processes: Building an Integrated Research Infrastructure for Western and East Asian Rare Books with TEI and CIDOC CRM-Family Ontologies *
    KIYONORI NAGASAKI, Mari Agata
     
  7. Filling the gaps: archival documentation for reconnecting museum collections with their archaeological contexts  *
    Costanza Di Lorito
     
  8. The Palacio de Minería Historical Archive: A Physical Holding in a Semantic Framework  *
    Edurne Uriarte Santillán
     
  9. From Research Report to Dataset: Representing Provenance Research in Proveana  *
    Juliane Kraske
     
  10. Between Intent and Reality: Discussions on the Challenges of Museum Documentation in Peru  *
    Dennis Chevarría Mendoza


    * recently added