Kilmallock - Derry - Bradford: Twinning North-South Irish Walled Towns and UK Cities of Culture'

基尔马洛克 - 德里 - 布拉德福德：南北爱尔兰城墙城镇和英国文化之城的结对姐妹”

• 批准号: AH/Y007409/1
• 负责人: Andrew Wilson
• 金额: $ 16.84万
• 依托单位: University of Bradford
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2023
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2023 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FY007409%2F1
• 关键词: Kilmallock; Derry; Bradford; Twinning; North

The proposed joint UK-Ireland research in the digital humanities, will utilise novel digital twin technologies funded through the AHRC Capabilities for Collections scheme (PI: Wilson 2022-3) in order to digitally document two medieval walled towns in the South (Kilmallock) and North (Derry) of Ireland and link with historic records to reveal hidden insights into these settlements for wide-ranging use.The project aims to: 1) bring together cutting-edge digital heritage technologies (incl vehicle- and back-pack mounted mobile mapping and drone-based capture), alongside place-based humanities research to connect historic environment research with geospatially accurate 3D information of buildings and townscape heritage, including specific archaeological context for key buildings through targeted geophysical prospection (e.g. immediate surroundings of the Dominican Priory of Kilmallock that lies outside the historic town walls); and 2) raise the profile of townscape heritage assets for a variety of purposes ranging from conservation and regeneration initiatives in support of designated properties/ sites, through to education, tourism, health and wellbeing.Cutting edge 3D digital mobile mapping technologies enable accurate and rapid survey that offers a transformative step-change in safeguarding unique heritage assets for the future. The approach will also place community-focused records (maps, deeds, oral histories) and specific building interiors in context and will contribute to heritage understanding for residents and visitors alike. The scale and rapid speed of these mobile capture methods offers new potential use-cases for development of 'discovery' resources for interpretation, education, tourism and orientation of newcomers. Their accuracy serves as valuable baseline data for monitoring future change, as well as offering a lens for direct comparison with original 16th century map records for Kilmallock and Derry.The meaning and value of heritage assets are understood through their role in placemaking, and contribution to identity and community cohesion, offering benefits to health and wellbeing as well as generating economic value through tourism and regeneration. Beyond unknown/ unrecovered archaeological evidence, issues of access in a variety of forms, are key limitations for realising the value of heritage for society. The work will build from expertise at Bradford developed in previous projects, including via infrastructure investment through CapCo and knowledge exchange via the AHRC Place Programme, and via relationships established through pilot work conducted during the AHRC/IRC Digital humanities network.The proposed project aligns with aspirations of the Built Heritage Advisory Section of the National Monuments Service and the Irish Walled Towns Network of the Heritage Council to preserve the historic building fabric, with the community and building owners/ occupiers. The utility of digital twin technologies in place-based research will help to monitor and conserve heritage assets and to layer narratives and understanding of each place upon the digital twin, from the Medieval period up to present day and in this project, represents an important initiative that highlights historic, and creates new connections between North and South Ireland and England.Kilmallock and Derry are connected as members of the Irish Walled Towns Network and Bradford and Derry both have an industrial heritage linked to the textile industry. Derry was the first UK City of Culture and Bradford will be the next UK City of Culture. Transfer of knowledge and expertise between key stakeholders, including community groups and across three local authorities, will realise the potential of digital twinning between Kilmallock - Derry - Bradford in order to forge longstanding connections that offer key benefits past, present and future.

拟议的数字人文中英国联合研究将利用通过AHRC收集能力计划（PI：Wilson 2022-3）资助的新型数字双胞胎技术，以数字记录南部的两个中世纪城镇（Kilmallock）和爱尔兰的北（Derry）与历史记录联系在一起，以揭示对这些定居点的隐藏见解，以供广泛使用。该项目的目的是：1）将尖端的数字遗产技术（包括车辆和背包安装的移动映射）结合在一起以及基于无人机的捕获），以及基于地点的人文研究，将历史环境研究与地理学精确的建筑物和城镇景观遗产的3D信息联系起来，包括通过有针对性的地球物理假面的特定考古背景（例如，多米尼加·基尔马洛克（Kilmallock）的周围环境位于历史悠久的城墙外）；和2）提高城镇景观遗产资产的形象，以实现各种目的，从保护和再生计划，以支持指定的物业/站点，到教育，旅游，健康和福祉。限制Edge 3D数字移动映射技术启用准确，快速，快速，快速调查为保护未来提供独特的遗产资产提供了变革性的步骤变化。该方法还将在上下文中放置以社区为重点的记录（地图，契据，口述历史）和特定的建筑室内装饰，并将为居民和游客的遗产理解做出贡献。这些移动捕获方法的规模和快速速度为开发“发现”资源的新潜在用例提供了解释，教育，旅游和新移民的方向。它们的准确性是监视未来变化的宝贵基准数据，并提供镜头，以直接与Kilmallock和Derry的原始16世纪地图记录进行直接比较。遗产资产的含义和价值是通过其在放置成果中的作用以及对身份和社区凝聚力，为健康和福祉带来利益，并通过旅游和再生产生经济价值。除了未知/未恢复的考古证据之外，各种形式的访问问题是实现遗产对社会价值的关键局限性。这项工作将从以前的项目中开发的布拉德福德的专业知识来建立，包括通过CAPCO通过基础设施投资和通过AHRC Place计划进行知识交流，以及通过AHRC/IRC数字人文网络中进行的飞行员工作建立的关系。拟议的项目与拟议的项目一致。国家纪念碑局和遗产委员会的爱尔兰围墙城镇网络的建筑遗产咨询部分的愿望，以保留历史悠久的建筑面料，并与社区和建筑所有者/占用者一起。数字双技术的实用性基于位置的研究将有助于监视和节省遗产资产，并将叙事和对数字双胞胎的叙述和理解分层，从中世纪到今天，在该项目中，代表了一项重要的倡议这突出了历史性，并在北爱尔兰和英格兰之间建立了新的联系。Kilmallock and Derry与爱尔兰围墙城镇网络的成员相连，布拉德福德和德里都具有与纺织业相关的工业遗产。德里（Derry）是英国第一个文化之城，布拉德福德（Bradford）将是下一个英国文化之城。包括社区群体在内的主要利益相关者之间以及在三个地方当局之间的知识和专业知识的转移，将意识到基尔马洛克 - 德里 - 布拉德福德之间数字孪生的潜力，以建立长期的长期联系，这些连接可以为过去，现在和未来提供关键的好处。