CULTURAL INFORMATICS

The Cultural Informatics Research Group has conducted research and impact assessment on the heritage vehicle sector in association with the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs (FBHVC) and the Historic Vehicle Research Institute (HVRI). Economic impact studies have been conducted for the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run (2010), the Beaulieu International Autojumble (2012), the Goodwood Revival Festival (2012) and the 4th European Austin Healy meeting in Crieff, Scotland (2013). A major new study will be undertaken in July 2014 to assess the economic impact of the Goodwood Festival of Speed... Our research focuses on technical areas, including 3D digitisation technologies, virtual environments, archives and collections management systems, web and museum based interactive applications and language technologies; and non-technical areas, including testing, economic and social impact evaluation in support of the development of the cultural heritage sector and its opportunities in..

Primary location: United Kingdom