Friday November 7, 2003

Time	Function		Venue
9:00-17:00	Registration		4^th Floor, Entrance Hall
9:00-18:00 (Nov. 7-9)	Poster-Computer Demo Display		3^rd Floor
9:30-10:15	Welcome Speeches(.pdf): Welcome Speeches(.rm): Pairash Thajchayapong National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) Ovid J. L. Tzeng, Pacific Neighborhood Consortium (PNC) / Academia Sinica Peter P.C. Zheng, Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Thailand Opening Ceremony: Peera Manatas, Vice Minister for Culture, Royal Thai Government Keynote Speech: M.R. Chakrarot Chitrabongs Permanent Secretary Ministry of Culture Royal Thai Government		4^th Floor, Auditorium
10:15-10:30	Group Photo		4^th Floor, Auditorium
10:30-11:00	Break		4^th Floor, Lunch and Break Area
11:00-13:00	Historic Maps and the Study of Asian History Chair: Robert Cribb, Australia National University Speakers: Historical Maps As a Window on Asian Societies: Problems and Opportunities Robert Cribb, Australia National University Japan’s Cultural Heritage On-line: A Japanese Historical Map Library at UC-Berkeley Peter Zhou, University of California, Berkeley		4^th Floor, Auditorium
Time	Function		Venue
11:00-13:00 (Contd.)	Urban Metamorphosis: Using Maps As a Portal to Exploring Art and Culture Michele Ferrier Heryford, University of Pittsburgh China and Taiwan Historic GIS (Chinese and Taiwan Civilization in Time and Space) Hsiung-ming Liao, Academia Sinica Computing Centre Historic Atlas of Late Qing Dynasty: Its Value to GHGIS Zhimin Man, Fudan University The 2^nd and Latest Edition for GHGIS Jianxiong Ge, Fudan University Zhimin Man, Fudan University		4^th Floor, Auditorium
11:00-12:30		Grid Computing Chair: Simon C. Lin, Academia Sinica Computing Centre Speakers: Distributed Data Broker S. Vannarat, National Electronics and Computer Technology Center A. Panartkul, National Electronics and Computer Technology Center D. Wishadakul, National Electronics and Computer Technology Center J. Pengsuwan, National Electronics and Computer Technology Center P. Srichaikul, National Electronics and Computer Technology Center R. Chitradon National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (presented by S.Vannarat) Requirements and Architecture for Data Grid Middleware Kai Nan, Chinese Academy of Science Deting Yang, Chinese Academy of Science Data Grids: Opportunities and Technical Challenges Ahead Arun Swaran Jagatheesan, San Diego Supercomputer Center	Room 407

Time	Function	Venue
11:00-12:30 (Contd.)	From Web Services Toward Grid Services Eric Yen, Academia Sinica Computing Centre	Room 407
11:30-12:30	Visualizing Southeast Asia: Multimedia Construction and Questions of Authenticity Co-Chairs: Royol Chitradon, NECTEC and Speakers: Applied Virtual Reality System for the National Historical Park and Museum Panjai Tantatsanawong, Computer Centre, Silpakorn University Description of "Shoso-in Monjo" Restoration Process Makoto Goto, Osaka City University Mamoru Shibayama, Kyoto University What Did the Buddha Teach? Titus Leber, Mae Fah Luang Foundation Integration of 3D Laser Scanning and Conventional Survey for Archaeological Recording Taravudh Tipdecho, National Electronics and Computer Technology Center Derek Liehti, Curtin University of Technology	Room 405
12:30-14:00	Lunch	4th Floor, Lunch and Break Area
12:30-14:00	PNC Steering Committee Meeting	Room405
14:00-17:30	Digital Cultural Atlas Showcase Chair: Lewis Lancaster, ECAI / UC Berkeley Speakers: Work on the Austronesian Atlas for Languages and Cultures in Monsoon Asia David Blundell, National Taiwan University	4^th Floor, Auditorium

Time	Function	Venue
14:00-17:30 (Contd.)	Georeferencing and Atlasing of Literary & Cultural Sources at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Colin Storey, Chinese University of Hong Kong Rita Wong, Chinese University of Hong Kong Buddhas in the Forest, Buddhas along the Road: Stone Buddhist Sculpture in Japan Janet R. Goodwin, Independent Scholar James M. Goodwin, UCLA Recovering, Systematizing and Making Available Records of Urban Land Promotion. A Geographical Information System in Guadalajara, Mexico Edith Jimenez, University of Guadalajara H. Cruz, University of Guadalajara J. Rabago, University of Guadalajara M. L. Ayala, University of Guadalajara Developing Concepts And Methods for a Digital Cultural Atlas Ian Johnson, University of Sydney A Sphere of Electronic Cultural Atlas, Chosun Korea -The Reciprocity of Population and Land- Hang-Nyong Oh, Korea University Hak-Sung Lim, Korea University The Atlas of the Little North: Mapping on the Edge in Canada Rain Simar , UC Berkeley Caverlee Cary, UC Berkeley Taiwan Buddhism Digital Museum and XML Markup, Metadata Aming Tu, Chung Hwa Institute of Buddhist Studies ECAI Iraq: An Iraqi Cultural Atlas in a Distributed Resource Environment Jeanette Zerneke, UC Berkeley	4^th Floor, Auditorium

Time	Function	Venue
14:00-15:30	Internet & Archive Chair: Curt Hardyck, UC Berkeley Speakers: Bibliometrics of the Web Ray R. Larson, UC Berkeley Challenges in Archiving Web Resources Tyng-Ruey Chuang, Institute of Information Science, Academia Sinica Pacific and Regional Archive for Digital Sources in Endangered Cultures Linda Barwick, University of Sydney	Room 407
14:00-15:30	Digital Museum Chair: Cheng-Hwa Tsang, National Museum of Prehistory Speakers: The Development of Digitalization at the National Museum of Prehistory Cheng-Hwa Tsang, National Museum of Prehistory Digitization of the Rare Books and Archival Materials in the National Palace Museum Cheng-Yun Liu, National Palace Museum Digital Techniques in Every Day Business of University Museum Terufumi Ohno, The Kyoto University Museum Nobuaki Arai, Kyoto University Chigusa Nakagawa, Kyoto University	Room 405
15:30-16:00	Break	4^th Floor Lunch and Break Area
16:00-17:30	E-Resources Chair: Assunta Pisani, Stanford University Speakers: E-Journal Usage and Scholarly Practice Assunta Pisani, Stanford University	Room 407

Time	Function	Venue
16:00-17:30 (Contd.)	Universal Access to Electronic Information Resources Ya-ning Arthur Chen, Academia Sinica Computing Centre Understanding Usage Statistics and Its Implications on Collection Management Jaslyn Tan, John Wiley & Sons (Asia) Pte Ltd	Room 407
16:00-18:00	From Photo Archive to Digital Museum: Dealing with Images on the Web Co-Chairs: Paritta Koanantakool, Silpakorn University Trongjai Hutangkura, Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre Speakers: Information Technology for the Thailand’s Inscription Database Kannika Wimonkasem, Silpakorn University Trongjai Hutangkura, Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre Suthida Goollawatanaporn, National Electronics and Computer Technology Center Charoen Charoenjit, National Electronics and Computer Technology Center Jutarat Maneewatanapluk, National Electronics and Computer Technology Center Chularat Tanprasert, National Electronics and Computer Technology Center The Ongoing Process of Creating a Database of Artifact Records Bonnie Baskin, Royal University of Fine Arts Is My Pot Genuine? What is it? Roxanna M. Brown, Bangkok University Museum Burin Singtoai, Bangkok University Museum Virtual Angkor and the Rooney Southeast Asian Cultural Archive Dawn Rooney, Independent Scholar	Room 405

Time	Function	Venue
16:00-18:00 (Contd.)	Discussant Susan Stone, UC Berkeley	Room 405
18:00-18:30	Culture Show(.rm)	4^th Floor Auditorium
18:30-21:00	Opening Reception	5^th Floor Museum

Saturday November 8, 2003

Time	Function	Venue
9:00-10:30	Pacific Rim Digital Futures Chair: Ovid Tzeng, Pacific Neighborhood Consortium (PNC) / Academia Sinica Speakers: Pacific Rim Academic Information Futures(.pdf) Pacific Rim Academic Information Futures(.rm) Michael A. Keller, Stanford University	4th Floor Auditorium
10:30-11:00	Break	4^th Floor Lunch and Break Area
11:00-12:30	Southeast Asia Digital Cultural Atlas Chair: Yasuyuki Kono, Kyoto University Speakers: Creating (Map) Spaces for Cultural Exchange Caverlee Cary, UC Berkeley Xing Liu, UC Berkeley Assembling the Building Blocks of Southeast Asia GIS Databases Lawrence W. Crissman, Griffith University, Australia Serving Southeast Asia Topographic Atlas on the Web - An Open Source Free Software Approach Xianfeng Song, Kyoto University Yasuyuki Kono, Kyoto University TimeMap of the Khmer Empire Roland Fletcher, University of Sydney	4^th Floor Auditorium
11:00-12:30	e-Learning Chair: Hwawei Ko, National Central University Speakers: Fu Tze Academia-A Teacher’s E Community Hwawei Ko, National Central University Building an e-Learning City – Hong Kong Experience Jacqueline Cheng, Hong Kong Education City	Room 407
Time	Function	Venue
11:00-12:30 (Contd.)	Limited, Education and Manpower Bureau, Hong Kong SAR Government PC Wong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Digital Learning Environment: Recent Researches by National History Museum in Taiwan Gwo-Chuen Wu, National Museum of History Community Telecenter Royboon Rassameethes, National Electronics and Computer Technology Center	Room 407
11:00-12:30	Archaeology And Remote Sensing Chair: Surat Lertlum, Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy and Asian Institute of Technology Speakers: Remote Sensing and GIS for Archaeological Applications in Thailand : Case Studies of Royal Road from Angkor to Phimai, the Study at Sukhothai World Heritage Site, and Ayutthaya’s World Heritage Site Surat Lertlum, Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy and Asian Institute of Technology Modeling the Effects of Flood to the Archaeological Features in Angkor, Cambodia Matti Kummu, Helsinki University of Technology Christophe Poittier, Ecole Francaise d’Extreme Orient Aerial Inventory of Archaeological Sites in Cambodia Teng Peng Seang, Phnom Penh Geoinformatics Education Center Heng Thung, Geodata Christophe Poittier, EFEO Finding the Road to Bree: Initial Perspectives on the Use of Remote Sensing for the Study of the Medieval Khmer Road Network Mitch Hendrickson, University of Sydney	Room 405

Time	Function	Venue
11:00-12:30 (Contd.)	Remote Sensing at Angkor: Mapping Settlement Structure Using Imaging Radar, Aerial Survey and GIS Damian Evans, University of Sydney	Room 405
12:30-14:00	Lunch	4^th Floor Lunch and Break Area
12:30-14:00	PNC 2004 Planning Meeting	Room 405
13:00-13:30	Walk Through of TimeMap Damian Evans, University of Sydney
14:00-15:30	Charting Asia-Pacific Encounters Chair: Charles Wheeler, University of California, Irvine Speakers: Environment, Economies, And Social Organization in the Development of a Trade Regime: Hoi An’s Trading World, c.1550-1830 Charles Wheeler, University of California, Irvine Hoian Trade Port, Formation And Function As a Trade Route Partner Phan Thanh Bao, Quangnam Center for Conservation of Monuments and Heritage Phan Thanh Tung, Quangnam Center for Conservation of Monuments and Heritage Shipwrecks of Southeast Asia Roxanna Brown, Bangkok University Museum Digital Silk Roads: Sea Route in Southeast and East Asian Mamoru Shibayama, Osaka City University The Sukhothai Ceramic Trading along the Ocean Silk Road Tharapong Srisuchart, Fine Arts Department Surat Lertlum, Asian Institute of Technology and Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy	4^th Floor Auditorium

Time	Function	Venue
14:00-15:30	Metadata Chair: Lewis Lancaster, ECAI / UC Berkeley Speakers: Metadata Systems—A User Needs Perspective Sophy Chen, Academia Sinica Computing Centre Y.N. Chen, Academia Sinica Computing Centre H.C. Sum, Academia Sinica Computing Centre Meta-data Implementations in Singapore Kin Chew Lim, National Institute of Education A Metadata Framework for Scientific Data Integration Jian-Hui Li, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Room 407
14:00-15:30	Historical GIS in Southeast Asia: Plotting Historical Places and Communities Chair: Brian Zottoli, UNESCO / University of Michigan Speakers: Worth a Thousand Words? -- The Possibilities and Limitations of Historical Map Design Robert Cribb, Australia National University Finding Past Places in Present Time:  Locating Japanese Pre-Modern Villages Philip C. Brown, Ohio State University Recording History: Challenges of Representing a Complex Phenomenon Ian Johnson, University of Sydney Cultural And Religious Exchange in Mainland Southeast Asia Rujaya Abhakorn, Chiang Mai University Applying GIS to the Study and Teaching of Vietnamese History Nguyen Van Hue, University of Social Sciences and Humanities Dinh Luu Giang, University of Social Sciences and Humanities	Room 405

Time	Function	Venue
15:30-16:00	Break	4^th Floor Lunch and Break Area
16:00-17:30	From Photo Archive to Digital Museum, Part II: Digital Projects and Methods Chair: Caverlee Cary, UC Berkeley Speakers: Computer Modeling, Analysis and Visualization of Angkor Wat Style Temples in Cambodia Pheakdey Nguonphan, University of Heidelberg Digitization of the 1855 Historic Photographs of Myanmar Daw Tin Phone Nwe, Universities Central Libraries From Image Acquisition to Virtual Museum Chaleunxay Phommavongsa, Black and White Studio Alan Potkin, Digital Conservation Facility Catherine Raymond, Northern Illinois University Building a Digital Architecture of Hong Kong Puay-peng Ho, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Temples in a Chinese Landscape: First Steps in Spatial Analysis Julie Van Den Bergh, Archaeological Assessments Ltd Ellen Cameron, Archaeological Assessments Ltd Pamela Rogers, Archaeological Assessments Ltd Discussant: Donald Ugsang, Asian Institute of Technology	4^th Floor Auditorium
16:00-17:30	Content Management Chair: John Lehman, University of Alaska, Fairbanks Speakers: Content Management-Open Source Solutions John Lehman, University of Alaska, Fairbanks	Room 407

Time	Function	Venue
16:00-17:30 (Contd.)	The Emerging New Intellectual Property Rights Architecture: Online Content, Digital Right Management Systems and the Future of Fair Use Ching-Yi Liu, National Central University Building a Semantic Content Management Framework Eric Yen, Academia Sinica Computing Centre	Room 407
16:00-17:30	Historical GIS in Southeast Asia: GIS And Cultural Heritage Chair: Pamela Rumball Rogers, UNESCO Bangkok Speakers: Mapping Cultural Landscapes: UNESCO Approaches in the Asia-Pacific Region Montira Horayangura, UNESCO Bangkok Patricia Rumball Rogers, UNESCO Bangkok Mapping Southeast Asian Settlement Sites Using Imaging Radar and GIS: A Case Study at Angkor Damian Evans, University of Sydney The Nature of Low Density Urbanism Roland Fletcher, University of Sydney	Room 405

Sunday November 9, 2003

Time	Function	Venue
9:00-10:30	Digital Asia: Online Resources for Education and Research Chair: Paul Kratoska, National University of Singapore Speakers: H-SEASIA: Linking Scholars of Southeast Asia Eric C. Thompson, National University of Singapore The Role of Electronic Resources in Bridging Intellectual Communities Donna J. Amoroso, Kyoto University Introduction of Digital Asia Ryuzo Yokoyama, ACRoRS, Asian Institute of Technology Institutional Repositories for Asian University Research Output Peter Schoppert, Singapore University Press	Room 405
9:00-10:30	Historical GIS in Southeast Asia: GIS for Anthropology Chair: Paritta Koanantakool, Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre Speakers: GIS As Integrated with Digital Video in Hainan And Taiwan for the Study of Betel Nut Christian Anderson, Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica Application of Remote Sensing in West Karbi Anglong, Assam, India: Anthropological Case Study of Local History Subhra Dey, Haldia Government College Online Electronic Resource: Thailand and Southeast Asia Ethnic Groups Database Project Paritta C. Koanantakool, Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre	Room 407

Time	Function	Venue
9:00-10:30 (Contd.)	Cultural and Linguistic Atlas for Historic Monsoon Asia David Blundell, National Chengchi University Space And Time Perspectives of the Formosan Aborigines Paul Jen-Kuei Li, Institute of Linguishtics, Academia Sinica	Room 407
9:00-10:30	The Digital Word: Manuscript Projects And Problems Chair: Shoichiro Hara, National Institute of Japanese Literature Speakers: Developing Software for the Study of Manuscripts Francis Brassard, Miyazaki International College Inter-Institutional Database Unification Using Z39.50 and Dublin Core ~Resource Sharing System for Humanity Researches~ Shoichiro Hara, Osaka City University Mamoru Shibayama, Osaka City University JHTI (Japanese Historical Text Initiative) Project Ikuo Oketani, Osaka International University Electronic Dictionaries for Tibetan Erik Hein Schmidt, Rangjung Yeshe Inst. From the Traditional Preservation And Conservation of the Ancient Myanmar Manuscripts (palm-leaf and parabaik) to the Accessible Visualization Digital Form Daw Tin Phone Nwe, Universities Central Libraries	4^th Floor Auditorium
10:30-11:00	Break	4^th Floor Lunch and Break Area

Time	Function	Venue
11:00-12:30	Local Knowledge, New Technology Chair: Leedom Lefferts, Drew University Speakers: Monastery Museums in Thailand Paritta Koanantakool, Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre Database for Economic Analysis of Iinscriptions Eileen Lustig, University of Sydney Ngaire Richards, University of Sydney (presented by Roland Fletcher) EcoNETVIS Project: Spatial Database on Social Archaeology in Northeast Thailand Yoshikatsu Nagata, Osaka City University Walailak Songsiri, Lek-Prapai Viriyapant Foundation, Thailand Srisakra Vallibhotama, Lek-Prapai Viriyapant Foundation, Thailand Locating ISAN: 1883 - 2003 Leedom Lefferts, Drew University	Room 405
11:00-12:30	Historical GIS in Southeast Asia: Spatial Analysis of Historical Texts Chair: Rujaya Abhakorn, SEAMEO / Chiang Mai University Speakers: GIS Approaches to Early Vietnamese Christianity Brian Ostrowski, Cornell University Mapping the Khmer Rouge Killing Fields John Ciorciari, Documentation Center of Cambodia Sophearith Chuong, Documentation Center of Cambodia Where Was Viet Nam? A New Approach to Historical Geography Brian Zottoli, UNESCO / University of Michigan	Room 407

Time	Function	Venue
11:00-15:30	Sources of Content for Cultural Atlas Development Chair: Paul Ell, Queen's University Belfast Speakers: Where, When And Who Michael Buckland, UC Berkeley Cultural Atlases and Text Based (Re)sources Paul Ell, Queen's University Belfast Comments on cost of content Ian Johnson, University of Sydney The Paleontological Collection with Time and Spatial Data in the ISIR RAS and Problems of Interaction with ECAI Mikhail Kulagin, Centre of Scientific Telecommunications, Russian Academy of Sciences V.K. Golubev, Inst. of Paleontology RAS A.M. Kuznetsov, Inst. of Paleontology RAS V.A. Serebriakov, Computing Centre RAS A.V. Sokolov, Inst. of System Study RAS The Aizu Cultural Heritage Project Eric McLaughlin, West Virginia University Adam Mikolaj, West Virginia University Collaborative Learning and the ECAI TimeMap Interface: A Wish List John McRae, Indiana University Svayambhu Mahacaitya: A Source of Buddhist Cultural Heritage of Nepal Min Bahadur Shakya, Nagarjuna Institute Capturing South Asian Schorlarly Information: Sources for Sources of Content for an Electronic Cultural Atlas Maggie Exon, Curtin University The Geography of the Ancient Kingdom of Champa in Central Vietnam, Vietnam Tran Ky Phuong, Independent Scholar	4^th Floor Auditorium
Time	Function	Venue
11:00-15:30 (Contd.)	The Places of Time and Spatial Data in the Information System Oriental Studies and Its Integration into ISIR RAS Dimitry D. Vasilyev, Alexander A. Stolyarov Institute of Oriental Studies of the RAS, Moscow	4^th Floor Auditorium
12:30-14:00	Lunch	4^th Floor Lunch and Break Area
12:30-14:00	ECAI Southeast Asia Team Meeting	Room 405
13:00-13:30	Walk Through of TimeMap Xing Liu, UC Berkeley
14:00-15:30	Southeast Asia Cultural Heritage Roundtable Chair: Jeffrey Riegel, UC Berkeley Participants: Rujaya Abhakorn, SEAMEO / Chiang Mai University Daw Tin Phone Nwe, Universities Central Library Protection of Cambodia's Cultural Heritage: How Digital Documentation Can Help Hab Touch, National Museum, Phnom Penh Phan Thanh Bao, Quangnam Center for Conservation of Monuments and Heritage, Vietnam Lewis Lancaster, ECAI, UC Berkeley	Room405
14:00-15:30	GIS: Reading Landscape for Cultural Heritage Chair: Lawrence W. Crissman, Griffith University Speakers: Archaeological Predictive Models for the Jarrah Forests of South-Western Australia Robert J. Corner, Curtin University Tom. T. Lee, Curtin University Fiona Hook, Archae-Aus, Fremantle Alison White, ALCOA World Alumina Australia Proposed Tainan International Airport in Taiwan: The Impact of Noise on Tourism And Settlement Xing Liu, UC Berkeley	Room 407

Time	Function	Venue
14:00-15:30 (Contd.)	Remote Sensing Image Server for GMS (Greater Mekong Sub-Region) Countries Kiyoshi HONDA, Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) Sarawut Ninsawat, Asian Institute of Technology Teerayut Horanont, Asian Institute of Technology Ryuzo Yokoyama, Asian Institute of Technology Amor V.M. Ines, Asian Institute of Technology	Room 407
15:30-16:00	Break	4^th Floor Lunch and Break Area
16:00-17:30	Pacific Neighborhood Consortium Origins and History Chair: Curt Hardyck, UC Berkeley Speaker: Curt Hardyck, UC Berkeley Lewis Lancaster, UC Berkeley Closing Ceremony(.rm) Chair: Simon C. Lin, Pacific Neighborhood Consortium (PNC) / Academia Sinica Session Summaries: Michael Buckland, ECAI / UC Berkeley Brian Zottoli, UNESCO / University of Michigan Caverlee Cary, UC Berkeley John Lehman, PNC	4^th Floor Auditorium
18:00-21:00	Banquet	The Royal River Hotel