Call for Papers: FAIR 3D HERITAGE. Documentation, Publication and Preservation of the Digital 3D Heritage on the Web
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18. März 2026
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Call for papers
FAIR 3D HERITAGE
Documentation, Publication and Preservation of the Digital 3D Heritage on the Web
Mainz, 14–16 September 2026
Submission Deadline: 31 March 2026
The DFG 3D-Viewer Conference brings together researchers, heritage professionals, infrastructure providers and software developers to discuss how interoperable, standards-based and applicable 3D workflows can support sustainable digital heritage. We aim to address conceptual, methodological and technical challenges and to encourage exchange between communities. The conference also serves as a final presentation and critical reflection of the second funding phase of the DFG 3D-Viewer project, situating its results within the broader landscape of digital 3D heritage infrastructures.
Paper Submission
To propose a contribution, please submit an extended abstract of up to 500 words in British English (approximately one page, excluding references), including a maximum of two images and 10 references, in PDF format via our Google Form (link on the conference website). We welcome the following contribution types:
- Oral presentations on site (15 minutes + discussion),
- Posters (A1 Poster in the exhibition section + 6 minutes presentation/demo).
Funding & costs
Thanks to the support of the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft DFG), we can offer:
- Travel cost reimbursement for selected speakers up to 250,00€ (according to DFG regulations).
- Lunch, dinner and coffee breaks for the duration of the conference.
There will be no conference fee, but registration is mandatory so that we can plan catering and event space. Registration link will be shared on conference website: https://ai-mainz.github.io/fair-3d-heritage
Contact
In case of any questions, please contact: dfg3dviewer@gmail.com
The complete Call for Papers with the submission link can be found at the conference website.
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