CIMS

Carleton Immersive Media Studio (CIMS) is engaged in theoretical and applied multidisciplinary research concerned with the integration of new and emerging digital technologies into non- or semi-digital workflows.

(Un)Common Precedents —Sep 22-24 2023 @CarletonU_Arch —SESSION: (Un)COMMON MEDIA: memory and language: Naomi Gibson @TheBartlettPhD | Rasha Saffarini @BartlettArchUCL | Anca Matyiku @uofcincy —Moderator: Dr. Steve Fai @TheCIMSLab @CarletonEngDesg @Carleton_U

Interested in virtual models? Join us for a talk by PhD candidate Katie Graham, titled Focalization of Heritage through Digital Modelling and Representation, on Thurs. Oct. 20, 1:40-2:10 pm at the Architecture Building. cutt.ly/BBQrT8h @TheCIMSLab

Open Colloquium II — on Oct 20 2022 PhD students present their work @CarletonU_Arch Critical respondents:Lisa Moffitt @SophiaPsarra @BartlettArchUCL Eunice Seng @HKUniversity David Theodore @mcgillu @CarletonEngDesg @TheCIMSLab @CarletonUTAs @CUGradStudies architecture.carleton.ca/archives/simpl…

#EventAlert Join us on ThursOct 20 @ the Architecture Building as PhD Candidates and PhD students present work covering a wide range of research areas @CarletonU_Arch @Carleton_U @TheCIMSLab @CarletonEngDesg @mcgillu @BartlettArchUCL @HKUniversity Details:architecture.carleton.ca/archives/simpl…

@CarletonU_Arch’s PhD program is enriched by research opportunities in the ASAU’s research labs: @TheCIMSLab @CRIPTICollab @CSALT_Arch CURL @Carleton_U  and its extracurricular activities. The next Open Colloquium will be held on 20 October 2022. architecture.carleton.ca/archives/22903

We're a partner on this new five-year grant. Check it out! architecture.carleton.ca/archives/22811

Read about CR|PT|C Collaborator Dr. Jesse Rafeiro’s dissertation, titled Fiction as Pedagogy: Toward a De-Anthropocentric Architectural Education. Supervisor: Dr. Stephen Fai, professor @TheCIMSLab @CarletonU_Arch architecture.carleton.ca/archives/17807

A haiku about July, the 7th month of 12: O hot, dry July There's no denying Summer has arrived in full

A haiku about Carleton University's campus, CIMS' home: Its own small city Right next the Rideau River What a place to work

The next "Negotiating Digital Space in Culturally Significant Storytelling" is Thursday, June 23, 9-11am! Register for free to attend the session, "Soundscapes and the Story of Place" with Vincent Andrisani and David Drury. mindfulhabitats.ca/conversations/… @carleton_u @sshrc_crsh #webinar

The webinar series "Negotiating Digital Space in Culturally Significant Storytelling" starts June 16, 9-11 am EST! Join Stephen Inglis and Mario Santana for "Ownership of the Materiality of Stories". Register for free: mindfulhabitats.ca/conversations/… @SSHRC_CRSH @Carleton_U @jschool_cu

The first "Negotiating Digital Space for Culturally Significant Storytelling" webinar session is June 16th, 9-11 am EST. Join Mario Santana and Stephen Inglis for "Ownership of the Materiality of Stories." Register for free (link in bio) #webinar @mariosantana @sshrc_crsh

How do you think a digital twin could be/should be used?

A haiku about photogrammetry, a method of digital modelling used extensively at CIMS: Photogrammetry A multitude of angles Turned 3D model

To learn more about JTHECA, click this link: carleton.ca/jtheca/about-j… To learn more about and/or register for the online ICOMOS University Forum, click this link: carleton.ca/jtheca/registr…

Register to hear from experts discussing climate impacts and vulnerability assessment, urban and building resilience and adaptation, materials resource reuse and equity, climate justice and Indigenous knowledge and governance, and other key topics changing what should be taught.

On June 3 and 4, Just Transitions: Heritage Educaton for Climate Adaptation (JTHECA) will be hosting the first online ICOMOS University Forum. (Thread)

If you're in Ottawa this weekend we hope you have power, and if not, we hope you still have some sort of fun!

A question for thursday! What will happen first; will a digital twin of the entire world be created, or will we explore more than 50% of the ocean (we've currently explored approx. 20% of the ocean)?

The CIMS website is being updated this summer! Click the our link in bio to check in on the new content we've added so far!