Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology

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S04 Integrated and multidisciplinary approaches for digital documentation and research in Archaeology

Panthéon S11

› Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) 3.0: Beyond Interactive relighting - Carla Shroer, Cultural Heritage Imaging, Simon Frasier University 08:30-08:55 (25min)

› Using bad 2.5D data in archeology; use-cases of PCSAPS (a GRASS GIS script) on aerial LIDAR and other archaeological data... - Yann LE JEUNE, Paleosystem 08:55-09:20 (25min)

› Seamless fieldwork integration of database, tablet apps and repositories through shared data structures - Ian Johnson, University of Sydney Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences 09:20-09:45 (25min)

› Documentation and research in Archaeology as a multidisciplinary and integrated process - carlo bianchini, Dipartimento di Storia, Disegno e Restauro dell'Architettura - "Sapienza" Università di Roma - Alfonso Ippolito, Dipartimento di Storia, Disegno e Restauro dell'Architettura - "Sapienza" Università di Roma - francesco borgogni, Dipartimento di Storia, Disegno e Restauro dell'Architettura - "Sapienza" Università di Roma 09:45-10:10 (25min)

› Concluding ILAC – An Interdisciplinary Approach towards Image-Based Classification of Ancient Coins - Albert Kavelar, Vienna University of Technology 10:10-10:35 (25min)

S29 Virtual Reconstruction in Archaeology

Panthéon Amphi 2A

› Virtually reassembling Angkor-style Khmer temples - Anja Schaefer, Interdisciplinary Center for Scientiﬁc Computing 08:30-08:55 (25min)

› Cultural Heritage documentation in cave environnement using low-cost means for archaeologists. Case study of the Larchant cave in the Fontainebleau forest in France. - Aurelia Lureau, Université Paris1 Panthéon-Sorbonne - Mehdi Belarbi, Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives - Pascal Raymond, Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives - Régis Touquet, Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives 08:55-09:20 (25min)

› Underwater Multi-Image Photogrammetry and Reconstruction - John McCarthy, Wessex Archaeology 09:20-09:45 (25min)

› Reviving a Roman Villa in the Bay of Stari Trogir, Central Dalmatia - Nika Lužnik, University of Ljubljana (SLOVENIA), Faculty of Arts, Department of Archaeology 09:45-10:10 (25min)

› Correspondence based repair method of Terracotta Warriors and Horses - Wang Kang, College of Information Science and Technology, Beijing Normal University 10:10-10:35 (25min)

S19 GIS methodologies, applications and regional Case studies

Panthéon Amphi 2B

› Is there a connection between the cemetery and the habitat? Test considerations on the settlements analysis of the recent prehistory through the example of the Nord-Charente during Middle and Late Neolithic - Lucile PILLOT, Archeologie, Terre, Histoire, Sociétés - Vincent ARD, Travaux et Recherches Archéologiques sur les Cultures, les Espaces et les Sociétés 08:30-08:55 (25min)

› From the excavation to the territory: contributions of GIS tools to the study of the spatial organization of the archaeological site of Argentomagus (France, Indre, Saint-Marcel/Argenton-sur-Creuse) - Emeline LE GOFF, Association pour la Sauvegarde du Site archéologique d'Argentomagus et Amis du Musée 08:55-09:20 (25min)

› The role of the Late Roman rural sites in Vasilikos Valley, Cyprus. A GIS perspective. - NIKI KYRIAKOU, The Cyprus Institute 09:20-09:45 (25min)

› Cities in the the Desert: GIS Applications in the Study of the Shan Shan Kingdom - Kasper Jan Hanus, Department of Archaeology, the University of Sydney - Emilia Smagur, Istitute of Archaeology, Jagiellonian University 09:45-10:10 (25min)

› Use of Burgundy stone from Ancient history to our days - stephane buttner, Centre d'études médiévales Auxerre, UMR 6298 10:10-10:35 (25min)

S10 Archaeology at large: embracing massive audiences for online applications

Panthéon S01

› A MOOC for Portus - Graeme Earl, University of Southampton, Archaeological Computing Research Group 08:30-08:55 (25min)

› Archaeologists as audience? The Day of Archaeology, a grassroots online archaeological resource - Jessica Ogden, L - P : Archaeology, ECS Department - University of Southampton 08:55-09:20 (25min)

› The Portable Antiquities Scheme: digitally recording our past - Daniel Pett, The British Museum, Portable Antiquities Scheme 09:20-09:45 (25min)

› TrowelBlazers: A collaborative, crowd-sourced project born on social media - Suzanne Pilaar Birch, Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World, Brown University 09:45-10:10 (25min)

› Massive Open Online Archaeology, Massive Open Online Opportunity: Toward a Worldwide Community of Archaeological Practice - Jeff Emanuel, Harvard University [Cambridge] 10:10-10:35 (25min)

S25 Agents, Networks, Equations and Complexity: the potential and challenges of complex systems simulation

Panthéon S02

› Agent-based model of great epidemics. Case studies: Wroclaw (smallpox, 1687-1691) and Warsaw (plague, 1624-1626). - Jarynowski Andrzej, Lab. of Virtual Reality, CIOP-National Research Insitute, Theory of Complex Sytetem Dep. Jagiellonian University 08:30-08:55 (25min)

› Evaluating demographic models for goat domestication using mtDNA sequences - Gerbault Pascale, University College London - London's Global University - Thomas Mark, University College London 08:55-09:20 (25min)

› Hybrid Modelling of Complex Archaeological Sites - Gabriel Wurzer, Vienna University of Technology - Hans Reschreiter, Natural History Museum Vienna - Kerstin Kowarik, Natural History Museum Vienna 09:20-09:45 (25min)

› Testing the Movius Line with Agent-based Modelling - Iza Romanowska, University of Southampton 09:45-10:10 (25min)

› Agent based modelling and system dynamics – the importance of replicating models of past economies - Alžběta Danielisová, Institute of Archaeology of Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, PRague, v.v.i. - Kamila Olševičová, University of Hradec Králové 10:10-09:35 (-1h-35)

S07 Ontologies and standards for improving interoperability of archaeological data: from models towards practical experiences in various contexts

Panthéon S06

› The Digital Archaeological Workflow: A Case Study from Sweden - Marcus Smith, Swedish National Heritage Board 08:55-09:20 (25min)

› Find the balance - Modelling aspects in Archaeological Information Systems - Frank Schwarzbach, Dresden University of Applied Sciences 09:20-09:45 (25min)

› linkedARC.net: addressing the standards question in archaeological digital data management using Linked Open Data - Frank Lynam, Trinity College Dublin 09:45-10:10 (25min)

› Dykes of standards supporting polders of data: the practices used in the Netherlands for making archaeological data available and accessible - Valentijn Gilissen, Data Archiving and Networked Services 10:10-10:35 (25min)

S28 Digitization, visualisation and interpretation of ancient sculpture

Panthéon S11

› A Machine Learning Methodology for Interpreting and Visualizing Stylistic Clusters of Levantine Ivory Carvings of Women and their Relationships to Orientalizing Greek Ivories - Amy Gansell, St. John's University 08:30-08:55 (25min)

› Kopienkritik of Classical Sculpture via 3D Digital Form Comparisons: The Case of Polykleitos - Kyoko Sengoku-Haga, Faculty of Arts and Letters, Tohoku University 08:55-09:20 (25min)

› The iconography of the Emperor Nero: damnatio memoriae and 3D digital reconstruction - Anna Maria Manferdini, Dept. of Architecture, University of Bologna 09:20-09:45 (25min)

› Template Driven 3D Reconstruction of Chinese Ming and Qing Guardian Lions - Guoguang Du, College of Information Science and Technology, Beijing Normal University - ZhongKe Wu, College of Information Science and Technology, Beijing Normal University 09:45-10:10 (25min)

› Artistic personality behind the sculptures of the temple of Zeus at Olympia: new perspectives for an old question - Ágnes Bencze, Péter Pázmány Catholic University, Budapest 10:10-10:35 (25min)

Coffee break

S29 Virtual Reconstruction in Archaeology

Panthéon Amphi 2A

› An Integrated Approach to Procedural Modeling for Archaeology - Marie Saldana, UCLA Dept of Architecture and Urban Design 10:50-11:15 (25min)

› The role of digital modelling in the reconstruction of old wall decorations: a critical review - Laura CARLEVARIS, Sapienza, Università di Roma 11:15-11:40 (25min)

› Forum romanum: a 3D model for educational purposes in self-service - Philippe Fleury, Universite de Caen, Centre Interdisciplinaire de Réalité Virtuelle 11:40-12:05 (25min)

› 25 Years of Experience in Virtual Reconstructions - Research Projects, Status Quo of Current Research and Visions for the Future - Mieke Pfarr-Harfst, Department Information and Communication Technologie in Architecture, Technical University of Darmstadt 12:05-12:30 (25min)

› 3D Documentation and 3D Reconstruction of tombs from Valle del Sarno necropolis (SA, Italy) - Simone Gianolio, ArcheoDigital Srls - Francesca Mermati, University of Naples "Federico II" 12:30-12:55 (25min)

S19 GIS methodologies, applications and regional Case studies

Panthéon Amphi 2B

› Potentials and limitations of available global 3d terrain modeling for landscape archaeology in the prehispanic Andes: 3 cases study from Peru, Bolivia and Chile. - Thibault Saintenoy, Centro de Investigaciones del Hombre en el Desierto (CONICYT, chile), CRNS Archéologie des Amériques UMR8096 10:50-11:15 (25min)

› From Field into Computer - Understanding Pre-Columbian Elite Burial Patterns from Castillo de Huarmey - Miłosz Giersz, Castillo de Huarmey Archaeological Project, Institute of Archaeology, University of Warsaw, Poland - Julia Chyla, Castillo de Huarmey Archaeological Project - Roberto Pimentel Nita, Castillo de Huarmey Archaeological Project 11:15-11:40 (25min)

› Hybrid Three-Diminstional Viewshed Analysis - Andrew Wilson, School of Computer Science, Bangor University 11:40-12:05 (25min)

› Locating and Digitizing Archaeological Features using GPS with Scanned Historical Maps in the Field: Applications for Historical Archaeology - Scott madry, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 12:05-12:30 (25min)

› Assigning function to survey data using multivariate geospatial modeling - James M.L. Newhard, College of Charleston - Norman Levine, College of Charleston 12:30-12:55 (25min)

S10 Archaeology at large: embracing massive audiences for online applications

Panthéon S01

› Conceptualizing the Virtual Museum - sarah chapman, University of Birminham - Carl Graves, University of Birmingham 10:50-11:15 (25min)

› The Call of Lovecraft: Using H.P. Lovecraft to Connect Communities with Urban Heritage. - Paul Margrave, Center for Public Humanities, Brown University 11:15-11:40 (25min)

› Moving Instruction Beyond the Museum's Walls: Priorities in Online Public Education at the Oriental Institute - Kathryn Grossman, Bradley University 11:40-12:05 (25min)

› Massive Open Online Archaeology: A first expedition into the world of MOOCs - J. Andrew Dufton, Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World, Brown University 12:05-12:30 (25min)

› Poster Session & Conclusion - J. Andrew Dufton, Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World, Brown University - Müge Durusu-Tanrıöver, Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World, Brown University - Susan Alcock, Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World, Brown University 12:30-12:55 (25min)

S25 Agents, Networks, Equations and Complexity: the potential and challenges of complex systems simulation

Panthéon S02

› Navigating Prehistoric Landscapes: building a wayfinding agent-based model in Netlogo for studying patterns of hominid dispersal - Dario Guiducci, Université de Montréal 10:50-11:15 (25min)

› Spatial Interaction Simulation Methods for Ancient Etruscan Settlement Distributions in Central Italy - Taylor oshan, University of St. Andrews Centre for Geoinformatic 11:15-11:40 (25min)

› Modelling tableware distribution in the Roman East: comparing different network-based approaches - Tom Brughmans, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven 11:40-12:05 (25min)

› Why archaeological similarity? Experimenting the consequences of spatial aggregation and cultural concensus in Prehistoric agriculture societies - JUAN BARCELO, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona 12:05-12:30 (25min)

› Pattern from process: a spatial simulation approach to time-averaged surface deposits - Benjamin Davies, The University of Auckland 12:30-12:55 (25min)

S07 Ontologies and standards for improving interoperability of archaeological data: from models towards practical experiences in various contexts

Panthéon S06

› Integration of Archaeological Datasets Through the Gradual Refinement of Models - Cesar Gonzalez-Perez, Institute of Heritage Sciences, Spanish National Research Council 10:50-11:15 (25min)

› Building comprehensive management systems for cultural – historical information - Chryssoula Bekiari, Institute of Computer Science, Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas 11:15-11:40 (25min)

› To Boldly or Bravely Go? Experiences of using Semantic Technologies for Archaeological Resources - Keith May, English Heritage (& University of South Wales) 11:40-12:05 (25min)

› Aligning the Academy with the Cultural Heritage Sector through the CIDOC CRM and Semantic Web technology. - Dominic Oldman, British Museum - Sebastian Rahtz, IT Services, University of Oxford 12:05-12:30 (25min)

S28 Digitization, visualisation and interpretation of ancient sculpture

Panthéon S11

› Beyond 3D Scanning: Developing a Computer Program for Matching, Retrieval and Analysis of 3D Archaeological Models - Diego Jimenez-Badillo, Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e Historia, Mexico 10:50-11:15 (25min)

› Poster Session & Conclusion - Bernard Frischer, Indiana University, School of Informatics - András Patay-Horváth, University Eötvös Loránd - Roberto Scopigno, Visual Computing Laboratory Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione 11:15-11:40 (25min)

S04 Integrated and multidisciplinary approaches for digital documentation and research in Archaeology

Panthéon S15

› A prototype software to navigate and measure a spherical panorama. - Graziano Mario Valenti, Department of History, drawing and restoration of architecture - Jessica Romor, Department of History, drawing and restoration of architecture 10:50-11:15 (25min)

› Survey, Documentation and Analysis of the Archeological Architecture: the House of the Knights of Rhodes in the Forum of Augustus - Gaia Lisa Tacchi, Dipartimento di Storia, Disegno e Restauro dell'Architettura - "Sapienza" Università di Roma (DSDRA) - carlo bianchini, Dipartimento di Storia, Disegno e Restauro dell'Architettura - "Sapienza" Università di Roma 11:15-11:40 (25min)

› The Recursive-Relational Archaeological Database (ReArch) and Sherd Image Viewer and Analysis (ShIVA): A Post-Structural Model for Interdisciplinary Archaeological Research and Collaboration - Alan Greene, Department of Anthropology, Stanford University 11:40-12:05 (25min)

› From survey to the representation of the model. A documentation of typological and chronological sequences of archaeological artefacts : traditional and innovative approach - Alfonso Ippolito, Dipartimento di Storia, Disegno e Restauro dell'Architettura - 12:05-12:30 (25min)

› Acoustical approaches to Ightham Mote: towards a lived experience. - Catriona Cooper, Archaeological Computing Research Group, University of Southampton (Southampton, UK) - Diego Murillo Gomez, Institute of Sound and Vibration, University of Southampton (Southampton, UK) 12:30-12:55 (25min)

Lunch

S29 Virtual Reconstruction in Archaeology

Panthéon Amphi 2A

› Modeling Permeable Boundaries: Reconstructing Doors and Partitions in the Casa del Menandro at Pompeii - Taylor Lauritsen, University of Edinburgh 14:00-14:25 (25min)

› A Chamber grave of the early Migration Period reconstructed by GIS and 3D-software - Karin Goebel, Foundation Schleswig-Holsteinische Landesmuseen, Schloss Gottorf, Centre for Baltic and Scandinavian Archaeology - Jörg Nowotny, Foundation Schleswig-Holsteinische Landesmuseen, Schloss-Gottorf, Centre for Baltic and Scandinavian Archaeology 14:25-14:50 (25min)

› Visualizing, Modeling and Animating Ancient Cities and Their Environmental Surroundings By Using Real-Time Render Engines: A Case Study For The Antakya(Antioch) City - kayhan kaplan, Istanbul Gedik University, Gedik University 14:50-15:15 (25min)

› Contending with diversity in the Eighteenth-Century: Reconstructing an authentic experience through the application and presentation of varying levels of data within a virtual environment. - Peter Inker, The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation 15:15-15:40 (25min)

› Potentialities of 3D reconstruction in Maritime Archaeology - elisa costa, Ca'Foscari University of Venice - Carlo Beltrame, Ca'Foscari University of Venice 15:40-16:05 (25min)

S19 GIS methodologies, applications and regional Case studies

Panthéon Amphi 2B

› Written in Stone: GIS study of the cliff paintings in Ristiina Astuvansalmi, Eastern Finland - Karen Niskanen, university of Oulu 14:00-14:25 (25min)

› Evolution of the Parisian îlots through the Geographic Information System and the historical cartography - Davide Gherdevich, Laboratoire de Médiévistique Occidentale de Paris 14:25-14:50 (25min)

› Micro-regional approach to territorial organization of Neolithic societies between middle of the middle of the fifth millennium and the beginning of the fourth millennium. New methodology developed with G.I.S. - Claira Lietar, Université Paris 1-CNRS UMR TRAJECTOIRES 14:50-15:15 (25min)

› The territorial organization of the Terramare culture (Bronze Age, Italy): application of a GIS methodology to serve societal issues - Julie Boudry, Université Paris 1-CNRS UMR TRAJECTOIRES, Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives 15:15-15:40 (25min)

› The ancient rural settlement structure around Pompeii – Inferred from spatial statistics and predictive modelling on villae rusticae - Sebastian Vogel, University of Tuebingen c/o German Archaeological Institute 15:40-16:05 (25min)

S12 Community Archaeology and Technology

Panthéon S01

› Community archaeology and geophysical survey: reflections on the Sensing the Iron Age and Roman Past project - Kris Lockyear, Institute of Archaeology UCL - Ellen Shlasko, Institute of Archaeology UCL 14:00-14:25 (25min)

› The Phoenix Project: Using Heurist to Resurrect the MARTA Archaeological Collection and Atlanta's Past - Jeffrey Glover, Georgia State University 14:25-14:50 (25min)

› Tablets and Tides: Excavation, data-sharing and community involvement on the Northwest Coast of British Columbia, Canada. - Sarah Kessick, Millennia Research Limited 14:50-15:15 (25min)

› Public Archaeology - Lorna Richardson, University College London - London's Global University 15:15-15:40 (25min)

› Developing 'Crowd and Community-fuelled Archaeological Research': methodological, technical and ethical challenges - Chiara Bonacchi, University College London - London's Global University - Daniel Pett, The British Museum 15:40-16:05 (25min)

S25 Agents, Networks, Equations and Complexity: the potential and challenges of complex systems simulation

Panthéon S02

› The Birth of Artists as Coordinators in the Prehistoric Times. – Analysis by an Agent Based Model – - shiro horiuchi, Shibaura Institute of Technology 14:00-14:25 (25min)

› A computer simulation to replicate the dynamics of settlement processes in Oceania. - Arnaud NOURY, Independant researcher - Anne DI PIAZZA, CREDO 14:25-14:50 (25min)

› Interactions and network analysis of a rock art site in Morro do Chapéu, Bahia, Brazil. - van Havre Grégoire, PhD Student, Departamento de Arqueologia, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco 14:50-15:15 (25min)

› Medieval Warfare on the Grid: complex behaviours - Philip Murgatroyd, University of Birmingham 15:15-15:40 (25min)

› Agent Based Modelling and the Person - Doug Rocks-Macqueen, University of Edinburgh, Landward 15:40-16:05 (25min)

S07 Ontologies and standards for improving interoperability of archaeological data: from models towards practical experiences in various contexts

Panthéon S06

› Making the links to Portable Antiquities Scheme data - Daniel Pett, The British Museum, Portable Antiquities Scheme 14:00-14:25 (25min)

› The interoperability of the ArSol database (Soil Archives): reflections and feedbacks experiences on the use of the CIDOC-CRM ontology and the integration of thesauri - Emeline LE GOFF, UMR 7324 CITERES - Olivier MARLET, UMR7324 CITERES 14:25-14:50 (25min)

› Geosemantic Tools for Archaeological Research (GSTAR) - Paul Cripps, Archaeogeomancy, Hypermedia Research Unit, University of South Wales 14:50-15:15 (25min)

› Linked Open Pottery - Ethan Gruber, American Numismatic Society - Tyler Jo Smith, University of Virginia 15:15-15:40 (25min)

› Uncertainty handling for ancient coinage - Karsten Tolle, Databases and Information Systems 15:40-16:05 (25min)

S04 Integrated and multidisciplinary approaches for digital documentation and research in Archaeology

Panthéon S11

› ArkeoGIS, merging geographical and archaeological datas online - Loup BERNARD, Université de Strabourg 14:00-14:25 (25min)

› Enhanced 3D-GIS: Documenting Insula V 1 in Pompeii - Giacomo Landeschi, Department of Archaeology, University of Lund 14:25-14:50 (25min)

› A project for the digital documentation of the Archaeological site of Masada - Stefano Bertocci, Dipartimento di Architettura 14:50-15:15 (25min)

› Models for presenting archaeological collections - The Mount Vernon Midden Project - Mark Freeman, Department of Anthropology [University of Tennessee] 15:15-15:40 (25min)

› Archaeology in the third and fourth dimensions: A case study of 3D data collection and analysis from Prince Rupert, BC, Canada - Alyssa Parker, Millennia Research Limited 15:40-16:05 (25min)

S22 Reading between the lines: Computing applications for the analysis of archaeological and historical texts

Panthéon S15

› Connect Forma : Linking Early Geospatial Documents with Pelagios 3 - Isaksen Leif, University of Southampton 14:00-14:25 (25min)

› Exploring time and space in the annotation of museum catalogues: The Sloane virtual exhibition experience - Stephen Stead, University of Southampton (Southampton, UK), Paveprime Ltd 14:25-14:50 (25min)

› From text to context. Reconstructing medieval agrarian landscapes from administrative written sources in a Western Mediterranean Islamic society. - Joan Negre, Quantitative Archaeology Laboratory - Autonomous University of Barcelona 14:50-15:15 (25min)

› Generating epigraphic letter charts in a database environment: a case-study in alphabetic Ugaritic mythological and administrative texts. - Miller Prosser, The OCHRE Data Service, the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago 15:15-15:40 (25min)

› Digital research strategies for ancient papyri: a case study on mounted fragments of the Derveni papyrus - Eleni Kotoula, University of Southampton, Archaeological Computing Research Group 15:40-16:05 (25min)

Coffee break

S04 Integrated and multidisciplinary approaches for digital documentation and research in Archaeology

Panthéon S15

› Large scale to close-range photogrammetry in preventive archaeology: the example of the Jacob-Bellecombette millstones quarries - Adrien Arles, Arkemine 16:20-16:45 (25min)

› Augmented palaeontological sites: an interactive application for smart phones and tablets of the Sacco river valley in Italy - Tommaso Empler, Department of History, Representation and Restoration in Architecture - Marco Fratarcangeli, Department of Computer, Control, and Management Engineering - Fabio Quici, Department of History, Representation and Restoration in Architecture - Giovanni Murru, Department of Computer, Control, and Management Engineering 16:45-17:10 (25min)

› The Digital Documentation of Ireland's most iconic early Christian sites: in partnership with the 3D-ICONS project - Gary Devlin, The Discovery Programme 17:10-17:35 (25min)

› Integrated RTI approaches for the study of painted surfaces - Eleni Kotoula, University of Southampton, Archaeological Computing Research Group 17:35-18:00 (25min)

› Poster Session & Conclusion - carlo bianchini, Dipartimento di Storia, Disegno e Restauro dell'Architettura - "Sapienza" Università di Roma - Alfonso Ippolito, Dipartimento di Storia, Disegno e Restauro dell'Architettura - "Sapienza" Università di Roma 18:00-18:25 (25min)

S29 Virtual Reconstruction in Archaeology

Panthéon Amphi 2A

› Poster Session & Conclusion - Philippe Fleury, Universite de Caen, Centre Interdisciplinaire de Réalité Virtuelle - Robert Vergnieux, UPS 3551 - Sophie Madeleine, Universite de Caen, Centre Interdisciplinaire de Réalité Virtuelle - Bernard Frischer, Indiana University, School of Informatics 16:20-16:45 (25min)

S19 GIS methodologies, applications and regional Case studies

Panthéon Amphi 2B

› The integration of landscape processes in archaeological site prediction in the Mugello basin (Tuscany/Italy) - 16:20-16:45 (25min)

› Settlement patterning in the Lesser Antilles: A study of changes in settlement patterning across the historical divide - Samantha de Ruiter, HERA - Faculty of Archaeology, Leiden University 16:45-17:10 (25min)

› From tradition to Archeology: Approach to salt's production potentiality via solar evaporation in the Iberian System during the Iron Age - Jonathan Terán, University of Zaragoza 17:10-17:35 (25min)

› r.finder: A GIS tool for predictive analysis in archaeology - Augusto Palombini, CNR - Istituto per le Tecnologie Applicate ai Beni Culturali 17:35-18:00 (25min)

› Poster Session & Conclusion - Claira Lietar, Université Paris 1-CNRS UMR TRAJECTOIRES - Julie Boudry, Université Paris 1-CNRS UMR TRAJECTOIRES, Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives - Laurent Aubry, Université Paris 1-CNRS UMR TRAJECTOIRES 18:00-19:00 (1h)

S12 Community Archaeology and Technology

Panthéon S01

› Making community-driven, open source investment work in archaeology - Benjamin Ducke, Independent researcher and software developer 16:20-16:45 (25min)

› The ACCORD project: Archaeology Community Co-Production of Research Data - Stuart Jeffrey, Digital Design Studio, Glasgow School of Art 16:45-17:10 (25min)

› Create Once, Consume Anywhere: Curating Accessible Archaeological Content for Mobile Apps - Michael Charno, Archaeology Data Service 17:10-17:35 (25min)

› Co-Production of alternative views of lost heritage: Crowd-sourced Photogrammetry in Heritage recording - Andrew Wilson, School of Computer Science, Bangor University 17:35-18:00 (25min)

› Poster Session & Conclusion - Eleonora Gandolfi, Archaeological Computing Research Group, University of Southampton - Nicole Beale, Web Science Doctoral Training Centre, University of Southampton, Archaeological Computing Research Group, University of Southampton 18:00-18:50 (50min)

S25 Agents, Networks, Equations and Complexity: the potential and challenges of complex systems simulation

Panthéon S02

S07 Ontologies and standards for improving interoperability of archaeological data: from models towards practical experiences in various contexts

Panthéon S06

› Some Issues on LOD in Cultural Heritage: the Case of Historical Place Names - Oreste Signore, CNR-ISTI 16:20-16:45 (25min)

› Periods, Organized (PeriodO): a Linked Data gazetteer to bridge the gap between concept and usage in archaeological periodization - Adam Rabinowitz, The University of Texas at Austin 16:45-17:10 (25min)

› A metadata schema for cultural heritage documentation data retrieval through publication- Using STARC metadata schema to handle 3D Cultural Heritage Documentation (The case of recording sites in Israel) - Yiakoupi Kyriaki, The Cyprus Institute 17:10-17:35 (25min)

› An Ontology for 3D Visualization in Cultural Heritage - Valeria Vitale, King's College London, Department of Digital Humanities 17:35-18:00 (25min)

› Poster Session & Conclusion - SZABADOS Anne-Violaine, UMR 7041, LIMC - Katell Briatte, DGP - DSIP - Maria Emilia Masci, Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa - Christophe Tufféry, Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives, Cités, Territoires, Environnement et Sociétés 18:00-18:20 (20min)

S22 Reading between the lines: Computing applications for the analysis of archaeological and historical texts

Panthéon S15

› Poster Session & Conclusion - Patricia Murrieta-Flores, Lancaster University - Christopher Donaldson, Lancaster University - C.J. Rupp, Lancaster University - Ian Gregory, Lancaster University 16:20-16:45 (25min)

Dinner cruise on the Seine River

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