Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology

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Registration

W01 Hands-on structured light scanning workshop with discussion
W08 Exploring network structural properties with the GeoGraphLab GIS solution
W03 Hands-On Archaeological Conceptual Modelling 2
W11 Introduction to network analysis for archaeologists
ECAI meeting
W07 Manage stratigraphic data with Le Stratifiant
ARIADNE meeting
W10 Hands-on Workshop- Using Free and Open Source GIS tools: QGIS and GRASS for Archaeology and Cultural Resource Applications

Coffee break

Lunch

W02 Digital Documentation of Cultural Heritage Structures and Objects with Terrestrial Close Range and Medium Range Laserscanning
W12 One hour, one model: Agent-based Modelling on-the-fly
W04 Vocabularies as Linked Data - Workshop
ECAI meeting
W09 Data analysis for human and social sciences : a multidisciplinary interface
ARIADNE meeting
W10 Hands-on Workshop- Using Free and Open Source GIS tools: QGIS and GRASS for Archaeology and Cultural Resource Applications

Coffee break

W02 Digital Documentation of Cultural Heritage Structures and Objects with Terrestrial Close Range and Medium Range Laserscanning
W12 One hour, one model: Agent-based Modelling on-the-fly
W06 Belling the Cat: Making CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model (CRM) data available as Linked Open Data (LOD): A practical hands-on workshop of a complete solution using freeware
ECAI meeting
W09 Data analysis for human and social sciences : a multidisciplinary interface
ARIADNE meeting
W10 Hands-on Workshop- Using Free and Open Source GIS tools: QGIS and GRASS for Archaeology and Cultural Resource Applications
Official closure and goodbye to delegates

Registration

Opening Speech

Computers and mathematics in Archaeology, Anatomy of an unavoidable success!

Jean-Claude Gardin and the evolution of archaeological computing

Agent-Based Modeling and Archaeology: Past, Present and Future

3D Simulations as Tools of Discovery

Coffee break

S03 Archaeology in the Woods: New Technologies, New Perspectives
S26 Digital archaeology
S09 Strategy, Practice & Trends in Online Archaeology
S21 Data mining in archaeology and historical sciences : new trends and developments
S27 New trends in virtual reconstructions of cultural heritage
S23 Modelling approaches to investigate population dynamics and settlement patterns over the long term
S16 GIS, a new trowel for archaeologists? The challenges of using GIS in preventive archaeology

Lunch

S23 Modelling approaches to investigate population dynamics and settlement patterns over the long term
S03 Archaeology in the Woods: New Technologies, New Perspectives
S26 Digital archaeology
S09 Strategy, Practice & Trends in Online Archaeology
S21 Data mining in archaeology and historical sciences : new trends and developments
S27 New trends in virtual reconstructions of cultural heritage
S16 GIS, a new trowel for archaeologists? The challenges of using GIS in preventive archaeology
R2 Linked Data Approaches to Numismatic Catalogues

Coffee break

S03 Archaeology in the Woods: New Technologies, New Perspectives
S26 Digital archaeology
S09 Strategy, Practice & Trends in Online Archaeology
R3 Virtual Archaeology - the first 25 years
R5 CAA Publication issues
R2 Linked Data Approaches to Numismatic Catalogues

CAA Annual General Meeting

Cocktail

Registration

S04 Integrated and multidisciplinary approaches for digital documentation and research in Archaeology
S29 Virtual Reconstruction in Archaeology
S19 GIS methodologies, applications and regional Case studies
S10 Archaeology at large: embracing massive audiences for online applications
S25 Agents, Networks, Equations and Complexity: the potential and challenges of complex systems simulation
S07 Ontologies and standards for improving interoperability of archaeological data: from models towards practical experiences in various contexts
S28 Digitization, visualisation and interpretation of ancient sculpture

Coffee break

S29 Virtual Reconstruction in Archaeology
S19 GIS methodologies, applications and regional Case studies
S10 Archaeology at large: embracing massive audiences for online applications
S25 Agents, Networks, Equations and Complexity: the potential and challenges of complex systems simulation
S07 Ontologies and standards for improving interoperability of archaeological data: from models towards practical experiences in various contexts
S28 Digitization, visualisation and interpretation of ancient sculpture
S04 Integrated and multidisciplinary approaches for digital documentation and research in Archaeology

Lunch

S29 Virtual Reconstruction in Archaeology
S19 GIS methodologies, applications and regional Case studies
S12 Community Archaeology and Technology
S25 Agents, Networks, Equations and Complexity: the potential and challenges of complex systems simulation
S07 Ontologies and standards for improving interoperability of archaeological data: from models towards practical experiences in various contexts
S04 Integrated and multidisciplinary approaches for digital documentation and research in Archaeology
S22 Reading between the lines: Computing applications for the analysis of archaeological and historical texts

Coffee break

S04 Integrated and multidisciplinary approaches for digital documentation and research in Archaeology
S29 Virtual Reconstruction in Archaeology
S19 GIS methodologies, applications and regional Case studies
S12 Community Archaeology and Technology
S25 Agents, Networks, Equations and Complexity: the potential and challenges of complex systems simulation
S07 Ontologies and standards for improving interoperability of archaeological data: from models towards practical experiences in various contexts
S22 Reading between the lines: Computing applications for the analysis of archaeological and historical texts

Dinner cruise on the Seine River

Registration

S01 Towards a History of Archaeological Computing
S02 Archaeological prospection, geophysics and remote sensing
S14 Practising Digital Cartography in Archaeology: What is at Stake?
S17 From stats to storylines: computational approaches to archaeological spatial data and its interpretation
S20 (Re)building past networks: archaeological science, GIS and network analysis
S18 How to deal with time in order to understand the dynamics of societies?
S06 Modelling the Archaeological Process

Coffee break

S18 How to deal with time in order to understand the dynamics of societies?
S01 Towards a History of Archaeological Computing
S02 Archaeological prospection, geophysics and remote sensing
S14 Practising Digital Cartography in Archaeology: What is at Stake?
S17 From stats to storylines: computational approaches to archaeological spatial data and its interpretation
S20 (Re)building past networks: archaeological science, GIS and network analysis
S06 Modelling the Archaeological Process
S13 Databases on cultural heritage and their geographic visualization

Lunch

S01 Towards a History of Archaeological Computing
S02 Archaeological prospection, geophysics and remote sensing
S08 The third and fourth dimension in archaeological data modelling
R1 What do you want from Digital Archaeology?
S13 Databases on cultural heritage and their geographic visualization
S24 Modelling approaches to study early humans in space and time

Coffee break

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08:00 09:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00	Registration 8:00 - 9:00 (1h) Registration Welcome of the participants W01 Hands-on structured light scanning workshop with discussion W08 Exploring network structural properties with the GeoGraphLab GIS solution W03 Hands-On Archaeological Conceptual Modelling 2 W11 Introduction to network analysis for archaeologists ECAI meeting W07 Manage stratigraphic data with Le Stratifiant ARIADNE meeting W10 Hands-on Workshop- Using Free and Open Source GIS tools: QGIS and GRASS for Archaeology and Cultural Resource Applications 9:00 - 10:35 (1h35) W01 Hands-on structured light scanning workshop with discussion EHESS Amphi Dirk Rieke-Zapp 9:00 - 10:35 (1h35) W08 Exploring network structural properties with the GeoGraphLab GIS solution EHESS S Info Robert Sandrine, Mermet Eric 9:00 - 10:35 (1h35) W03 Hands-On Archaeological Conceptual Modelling 2 Michelet S 106 Cesar Gonzalez-Perez, Charlotte Hug 9:00 - 10:35 (1h35) W11 Introduction to network analysis for archaeologists Michelet S 303 Tom Brughmans, Ursula Brosseder, Bryan Miller 9:00 - 10:35 (1h35) ECAI meeting Michelet S 319 Lewis LANCASTER 9:00 - 10:35 (1h35) W07 Manage stratigraphic data with Le Stratifiant Michelet S info Bruno Desachy 9:00 - 10:35 (1h35) ARIADNE meeting Michelet salle Doucet 9:00 - 10:35 (1h35) W10 Hands-on Workshop- Using Free and Open Source GIS tools: QGIS and GRASS for Archaeology and Cultural Resource Applications Panthéon S info1 (room 52) Scott Madry Coffee break 10:35 - 10:50 (15min) Coffee break W01 Hands-on structured light scanning workshop with discussion W08 Exploring network structural properties with the GeoGraphLab GIS solution W03 Hands-On Archaeological Conceptual Modelling 2 W11 Introduction to network analysis for archaeologists ECAI meeting W07 Manage stratigraphic data with Le Stratifiant ARIADNE meeting W10 Hands-on Workshop- Using Free and Open Source GIS tools: QGIS and GRASS for Archaeology and Cultural Resource Applications W05 Online Resources for Archaeological Research 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) W01 Hands-on structured light scanning workshop with discussion EHESS Amphi Dirk Rieke-Zapp 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) W08 Exploring network structural properties with the GeoGraphLab GIS solution EHESS S Info Robert Sandrine, Mermet Eric 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) W03 Hands-On Archaeological Conceptual Modelling 2 Michelet S 106 Cesar Gonzalez-Perez, Charlotte Hug 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) W11 Introduction to network analysis for archaeologists Michelet S 303 Tom Brughmans, Ursula Brosseder, Bryan Miller 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) ECAI meeting Michelet S 319 Lewis LANCASTER 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) W07 Manage stratigraphic data with Le Stratifiant Michelet S info Bruno Desachy 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) ARIADNE meeting Michelet salle Doucet 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) W10 Hands-on Workshop- Using Free and Open Source GIS tools: QGIS and GRASS for Archaeology and Cultural Resource Applications Panthéon S info1 (room 52) Scott Madry 10:55 - 13:00 (2h05) W05 Online Resources for Archaeological Research Panthéon S info1 (room 52) Holly Wright Lunch 13:00 - 14:00 (1h) Lunch W02 Digital Documentation of Cultural Heritage Structures and Objects with Terrestrial Close Range and Medium Range Laserscanning W12 One hour, one model: Agent-based Modelling on-the-fly W04 Vocabularies as Linked Data - Workshop ECAI meeting W09 Data analysis for human and social sciences : a multidisciplinary interface ARIADNE meeting W10 Hands-on Workshop- Using Free and Open Source GIS tools: QGIS and GRASS for Archaeology and Cultural Resource Applications 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) W02 Digital Documentation of Cultural Heritage Structures and Objects with Terrestrial Close Range and Medium Range Laserscanning EHESS Amphi Philipp Kresser, Christoph Held, Daniel Blersch 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) W12 One hour, one model: Agent-based Modelling on-the-fly EHESS S Info Iza Romanowska, Benjamin Davies, Enrico Crema, Tom Brughmans 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) W04 Vocabularies as Linked Data - Workshop Michelet S 303 Keith May, Ceri Binding, Doug Tudhope 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) ECAI meeting Michelet S 319 Lewis LANCASTER 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) W09 Data analysis for human and social sciences : a multidisciplinary interface Michelet S info François Giligny, Stéphane Lamassé 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) ARIADNE meeting Michelet salle Doucet 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) W10 Hands-on Workshop- Using Free and Open Source GIS tools: QGIS and GRASS for Archaeology and Cultural Resource Applications Panthéon S info1 (room 52) Scott Madry Coffee break 16:05 - 16:20 (15min) Coffee break W02 Digital Documentation of Cultural Heritage Structures and Objects with Terrestrial Close Range and Medium Range Laserscanning W12 One hour, one model: Agent-based Modelling on-the-fly W06 Belling the Cat: Making CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model (CRM) data available as Linked Open Data (LOD): A practical hands-on workshop of a complete solution using freeware ECAI meeting W09 Data analysis for human and social sciences : a multidisciplinary interface ARIADNE meeting W10 Hands-on Workshop- Using Free and Open Source GIS tools: QGIS and GRASS for Archaeology and Cultural Resource Applications Official closure and goodbye to delegates 16:20 - 18:30 (2h10) W02 Digital Documentation of Cultural Heritage Structures and Objects with Terrestrial Close Range and Medium Range Laserscanning EHESS Amphi Philipp Kresser, Christoph Held, Daniel Blersch 16:20 - 18:30 (2h10) W12 One hour, one model: Agent-based Modelling on-the-fly EHESS S Info Iza Romanowska, Benjamin Davies, Enrico Crema, Tom Brughmans 16:20 - 18:30 (2h10) W06 Belling the Cat: Making CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model (CRM) data available as Linked Open Data (LOD): A practical hands-on workshop of a complete solution using freeware Michelet S 303 Stephen Stead, Michael Charno 16:20 - 18:30 (2h10) ECAI meeting Michelet S 319 Lewis LANCASTER 16:20 - 18:30 (2h10) W09 Data analysis for human and social sciences : a multidisciplinary interface Michelet S info François Giligny, Stéphane Lamassé 16:20 - 18:30 (2h10) ARIADNE meeting Michelet salle Doucet 16:20 - 18:30 (2h10) W10 Hands-on Workshop- Using Free and Open Source GIS tools: QGIS and GRASS for Archaeology and Cultural Resource Applications Panthéon S info1 (room 52) Scott Madry 17:00 - 17:15 (15min) Official closure and goodbye to delegates Panthéon Amphi 2A Djindjian François	Registration 8:00 - 8:30 (30min) Registration Registration Opening Speech 8:30 - 8:45 (15min) Opening Speech Amphithéatre Richelieu - Sorbonne Computers and mathematics in Archaeology, Anatomy of an unavoidable success! 8:45 - 9:05 (20min) Computers and mathematics in Archaeology, Anatomy of an unavoidable success! Amphithéatre Richelieu - Sorbonne Djindjian, François https://caa2014.sciencesconf.org/data/program/conf_Djindjian.pdf Jean-Claude Gardin and the evolution of archaeological computing 9:05 - 9:25 (20min) Jean-Claude Gardin and the evolution of archaeological computing Amphithéatre Richelieu - Sorbonne Moscati, Paola https://caa2014.sciencesconf.org/data/program/Abstract_Moscati_Gardin.pdf Agent-Based Modeling and Archaeology: Past, Present and Future 9:25 - 9:45 (20min) Agent-Based Modeling and Archaeology: Past, Present and Future Amphithéatre Richelieu - Sorbonne Doran, James E https://caa2014.sciencesconf.org/data/program/Doran_Abstract_CAA2014.pdf 3D Simulations as Tools of Discovery 9:45 - 10:05 (20min) 3D Simulations as Tools of Discovery Amphithéatre Richelieu - Sorbonne Frisher, B. https://caa2014.sciencesconf.org/data/program/3D_Simulations_as_Tools_of_Discovery.pdf Coffee break 10:05 - 10:30 (25min) Coffee break S03 Archaeology in the Woods: New Technologies, New Perspectives S26 Digital archaeology S09 Strategy, Practice & Trends in Online Archaeology S21 Data mining in archaeology and historical sciences : new trends and developments S27 New trends in virtual reconstructions of cultural heritage S23 Modelling approaches to investigate population dynamics and settlement patterns over the long term S16 GIS, a new trowel for archaeologists? The challenges of using GIS in preventive archaeology 10:30 - 13:00 (2h30) S03 Archaeology in the Woods: New Technologies, New Perspectives Panthéon Amphi 2A › Exploitation and temporary occupation of late medieval Mediterranean woodlands (Provence, South-eastern France): archaeologist faces the ephemeral - Sylvain Burri, Laboratoire d'Archéologie Médiévale et Moderne en Méditerranée 10:30-10:55 (25min) › Aerial and Terrestrial LiDAR for Human Settlement System Analysis in a Tropical Forested Landscape in Polynesia - Jeffrey Clark, North Dakota State University 10:55-11:20 (25min) › Turning stone heaps into pastoral landscapes – Combining airborne and ground-based sensing methods to document and contextualize vernacular stone buildings in the Slovenian karst region - Seta Štuhec, Department of Archaeology, Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana 11:20-11:45 (25min) › LiDAR technology for Archaeological Surveys and Predictive Modelling: A case from the Venezuelan Rain Forest - Eduardo Herrera Malatesta, NEXUS1492 - Faculty of Archaeology, Leiden University 11:45-12:10 (25min) › Clearing the wood - evaluation of different software packages for ALS filtering - Agata Klimczyk-Lugmayr, LBI for Archaeological Prospection & Virtual Archaeology 12:10-12:35 (25min) › (Semi-) Automated extraction from airborne laser scanning (ALS) data for road & path detection in forested areas. - Willem Vletter, IC-Archpro, Vienna Institute for Archaeological Science, University of Vienna - Christian Briese, Department of Geodesy and Geoinformation, Vienna University of Technology 12:35-13:00 (25min) 10:30 - 13:00 (2h30) S26 Digital archaeology Panthéon Amphi 2B › Unrolling 134 columns: Karnak Great Hypostyle Hall Column Decoration - Emmanuel Laroze, Centre de Recherches Égyptologiques de la Sorbonne - Yves EGELS, École Nationale des Sciences Géographiques 10:30-10:55 (25min) › Integration of laser scanning, photogrammetry and building surveying within the virtual reconstruction of Winchester cathedral and its precinct buildings - James Miles, Archaeological Computing Research Group, University of Southampton 10:55-11:20 (25min) › The use of laser scanning, photogrammetry and gigapan imaging at Portus - James Miles, Archaeological Computing Research Group, University of Southampton 11:20-11:45 (25min) › Measuring and Describing 3D Texture. Case studies. - Vera Moitinho de Almeida, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona 11:45-12:10 (25min) › Laser Scanning and Automated Photogrammetry for the knowledge and the representation of the architecture cave in Cappadocia : Sahinefendi and the Open Air Museum in Goreme - Carlo Inglese, Dipartimento Storia, Disegno e Restauro dell'Architettura - Università "Sapienza" di Roma - Marco Carpiceci, Dipartimento Storia, Disegno e Restauro dell'Architettura - Università "Sapienza" Roma 12:10-12:35 (25min) › The modelling of the eraly Neolithic site of Portonovo as a case study for testing a 3D documentation pipeline for archaeological excavation - Eva Savina Malinverni, Università Politecnica delle Marche, Università Politecnica delle Marche 12:35-13:00 (25min) 10:30 - 13:00 (2h30) S09 Strategy, Practice & Trends in Online Archaeology Panthéon S01 › Archaeological open access journals: the case of "Archeologia e Calcolatori" - Alessandra Piergrossi, CNR, Istituto di Studi sul Mediterraneo Antico 10:30-10:55 (25min) › The Internet and Open Access in Archaeology - Doug Rocks-Macqueen, Landward, University of Edinburgh 10:55-11:20 (25min) › Open Access and Documentary Tools : The EMA Database on Child Graves in Antiquity and its bilingual recording system - Virginie Fromageot-Lanièpce, CNRS 11:20-11:45 (25min) › Data publication - the new black - Judith Winters, University of York 11:45-12:10 (25min) › Communicating and interpreting archaeological heritage in social media: passion for archaeology on Facebook - Ingrida Vosyliūtė, Vilnius University Faculty of Communication 12:10-12:35 (25min) 10:30 - 13:00 (2h30) S21 Data mining in archaeology and historical sciences : new trends and developments Panthéon S02 › Decipheration of Hands Stencils in Rock Art : Data and Questions - Jean-Michel Chazine, Centre de Recherche et de Documentation sur l'Océanie 10:30-10:55 (25min) › Sampling in Archaeology: Making the Best of it - Dean Snow, The Pennsylvania State University 10:55-11:20 (25min) › MatriGraphe : tools for data graphic analysis - Bruno Desachy, UMR 7041 équipe archéologies environnementales 11:20-11:45 (25min) › Recognize temporalities from formalization of dating urban units: three case studies - Julie Gravier, Géographie-cités 11:45-12:10 (25min) › Deciphering the inorganic chemical record of ancient human activity using Multi-element soil analysis in the Yinxu site - zhao chunyan, chunyan zhao 12:10-12:35 (25min) › Iron reinforcements on the Mutte tower in Metz (France) : data mining, predictive analyses and spatial data treatment - Alexandre Disser, Institut de Recherches sur les Archéomatériaux 12:35-13:00 (25min) 10:30 - 13:00 (2h30) S27 New trends in virtual reconstructions of cultural heritage Panthéon S06 › The virtual reconstruction of a small city from the Late Middle Ages: the case of Briviesca (Spain) - Mario Alaguero, University of Burgos 10:30-10:55 (25min) › The History All Around Us: Virtual Reconstructions of Cultural Heritage using Augmented Reality - Kevin Kee, Brock University 10:55-11:20 (25min) › A virtual visit to promote the wide monumental sie of Chan Chan(Trujillo, Peru) - Eva Savina Malinverni, Università Politecnica delle Marche, Università Politecnica delle Marche 11:20-11:45 (25min) › Representing Roman Sculptural Polychromy: Creative collaborations between digital Art and Archaeology - Gareth Beale, Centre for Digital Heritage, University of York 11:45-12:10 (25min) › Living Heritage – A collaborative production methodology of digital content for cultural heritage among technologies, languages and creativity. - Giuliano De Felice, Laboratorio di Archeologia Digitale 12:10-12:35 (25min) › Science and History at Fort Conger, An Interactive Website - Richard Levy, University of Calgary 12:35-13:00 (25min) 10:30 - 13:00 (2h30) S23 Modelling approaches to investigate population dynamics and settlement patterns over the long term Panthéon S11 › Upscaling population densities of hunter gatherers - Andreas Maier, Collaborative Research Centre 806 "Our Way to Europe" - Inga Kretschmer, Landesamt für Denkmalpflege im Regierungspräsidium Stuttgart; Collaborative Research Centre 806 "Our Way to Europe" 10:30-10:55 (25min) › The RhineLUCIFS-Project: Simulating and aggregating patterns of land use in sedentary societies - Johanna Hilpert, Rhein-LUCIFS, Institue of Prehistoric Archaeology, Cologne - Karl Peter Wendt, Rhein-LUCIFS, Institute of Prehistoric Archaeology, Cologne 10:55-11:20 (25min) › Modeling Population Dynamics and Settlement Patterns at The Bronze to Iron Age Transition in Prehistoric Europe. A Geostatistical Analysis of the Radiocarbon evidence. - Giacomo Capuzzo, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona 11:20-11:45 (25min) › Estimating Population Growth from Settlement Data: A Modeling Approach - Keith Kintigh, Arizona State University 11:45-12:10 (25min) › Evaluating prehistoric population fluctuations: A simulation approach - Tarja Sundell, University of Helsinki - Juhana Kammonen, University of Helsinki 12:10-12:35 (25min) › Multi-agent modelling of the Neolithic LBK - Jean-Pierre Bocquet-Appel, CNRS, Upr2147, 44 rue de l'Amiral Mouchez, Paris, and Practical School of High Studies (EPHE, Paris) France - Richard Moussa, UVSQ and PRES UPGO - Jérôme Dubouloz, CNRS, UMR 8215 12:35-13:00 (25min) 10:30 - 13:00 (2h30) S16 GIS, a new trowel for archaeologists? The challenges of using GIS in preventive archaeology Panthéon S15 › The implementation of geomatics tools for recording and interpretation of funerary deposits. The example of the graves of the 2nd century BC to the 2nd century AD of La Haute Cour at Esvres. (France, Indre-et-Loire) - Sylvain Badey, Cités, Territoires, Environnement et Sociétés, Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives - Jean-Philippe Chimier, Cités, Territoires, Environnement et Sociétés, Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives 10:30-10:55 (25min) › How GIS transforms the way Cultural heritage works in the discovery, management and research of Archaeology - Evy Berg, The Directorate for Cultural Heritage 10:55-11:20 (25min) › 12000 years of human occupation, 3 meters of stratigraphy, 12 hectares... A geographical information system (GIS) for the preventive archaeology operation of Alizay (Normandie, France) - Sylvain MAZET, Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives 11:20-11:45 (25min) › The recording and the spatial representation of archaeological information in the context of a rescue excavation: the case of Quincieux (Rhône-Alpes, France). - Ellébore SEGAIN, Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives 11:45-12:10 (25min) › Looking for the best. A comparison between GIS and PageRank based algorithms for preventive archaeology in urban areas - Nevio Dubbini, Department of Mathematics, University of Pisa 12:10-12:35 (25min) › The role of GIS in geomorphological and archaeological studies of Paleolithic occupations: applications to preventive excavations of the Canal-Seine Nord Europe. - Caroline FONT, Institut national de recherches en archéologie préventive 12:35-13:00 (25min) Lunch 13:00 - 14:00 (1h) Lunch S23 Modelling approaches to investigate population dynamics and settlement patterns over the long term S03 Archaeology in the Woods: New Technologies, New Perspectives S26 Digital archaeology S09 Strategy, Practice & Trends in Online Archaeology S21 Data mining in archaeology and historical sciences : new trends and developments S27 New trends in virtual reconstructions of cultural heritage S16 GIS, a new trowel for archaeologists? The challenges of using GIS in preventive archaeology R2 Linked Data Approaches to Numismatic Catalogues 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) S23 Modelling approaches to investigate population dynamics and settlement patterns over the long term Panthéon S15 › An agent-based modelling approach to Minoan land use in the Malia-Lasithi region (Crete, Greece) - Simon Jusseret, Aegean Interdisciplinary Studies Research Group (AegIS-CEMA-INCAL), Université catholique de Louvain, F.R.S.-FNRS Postdoctoral researcher 14:00-14:25 (25min) › Exploring the complexity – system dynamics and agent-based population model of the late Iron Age settlement agglomerations - Alžběta Danielisová, Institute of Archaeology of Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, PRague, v.v.i. - Kamila Olševičová, University of Hradec Králové 14:25-14:50 (25min) 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) S03 Archaeology in the Woods: New Technologies, New Perspectives Panthéon Amphi 2A › Deep in the forest by LIDAR. Geodetic-topographical survey of the High Medieval and Early Modern outland in the forested upland in Western Bohemia - Roman Brejcha, Institute of Archaeology of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Prague 14:00-14:25 (25min) › Challenges and perspectives of woodland archaeology across Europe - Karsten Lambers, University of Bamberg 14:25-14:50 (25min) › The Story in the Canopy. Archeological interpretation of DTM and satellite imagining for afforested areas . - Kasper Jan Hanus, Department of Archaeology, the University of Sydney 14:50-15:15 (25min) › Gold rush in the woods – studies on medieval gold mining in Silesia, Poland - Maria Legut-Pintal, Institute of History of Architecture, Art and Technology; Wrocław University of Technology - Lukasz Pintal, Institute of Informatics; Wrocław University of Technology 15:40-16:05 (25min) 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) S26 Digital archaeology Panthéon Amphi 2B › Old versus new – introducing image-based 3D modeling into the general documentation workflow of archaeological rescue excavations at the Bratislava and Čachtice castles, Slovakia - Jan Zachar, VIA MAGNA Ltd - Seta Štuhec, University of Ljubljana (SLOVENIA) 14:00-14:25 (25min) › 3D point clouds representation and enrichment: The case of S.Imbenia (Italy) - Matteo Lorenzini, Università degli Studi di Sassari 14:25-14:50 (25min) › Spatial 3D Representation and Medieval Archaeology: Searching a new common language. - Elisa Pruno, Université de Florence 14:50-15:15 (25min) › 3D modeling by digital photogrammetry applied to the palaeolithic mammoth bone site of Gontsy (Ukraine) - François Djindjian, Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne & UMR 7041 Arscan 15:15-15:40 (25min) › Reconstruction of a rare ornament from a sealers site on Kangaroo Island, off southern Australia - Keryn Walshe, South Australian Museum 15:40-16:05 (25min) 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) S09 Strategy, Practice & Trends in Online Archaeology Panthéon S01 › Presenting Archaeology in Real-time: The Use of Blogging, Webcams, and 3D Modeling for Engaging a Public Audience - Lisa Fischer, The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation 14:00-14:25 (25min) › Strategy for the future? Present practice in online archiving of archaeological data - Catherine Hardman, Archaeology Data Service 14:25-14:50 (25min) › Ready for archiving and publishing research data online? A survey about needs, desires and obstacles in Germany done by IANUS - Felix Schäfer, IANUS - center for research data in archaeology and the study of the ancient world 14:50-15:15 (25min) › View and share geo-referenced data at different scales : Chronocarto - katherine gruel, Archéologie et Philologie d'Orient et d'Occident - Michel Dabas, Geocarta 15:15-15:40 (25min) › Poster Session & Conclusion - Virginie Fromageot-Lanièpce, CNRS - Judith Winters, University of York 15:40-16:05 (25min) 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) S21 Data mining in archaeology and historical sciences : new trends and developments Panthéon S02 › Ancient Messopotamian Glyptic Products, Statistics and Data Mining: A Research Proposal - 14:00-14:25 (25min) › Statistical and mathematical models for archaeological data mining: a comparison - Adam Lödöen, Bournemouth University - Nevio Dubbini, University of Pisa 14:25-14:50 (25min) › Intentional Process Modeling of Statistical Analysis Methods - Charlotte Hug, Centre de Recherche en Informatique, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne 14:50-15:15 (25min) › Spatial intrasite analysis and data mining : case studies in the paris Basin - François Giligny, Trajectoires - UMR 8215, Université Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne 15:15-15:40 (25min) › Poster session & Conclusion - François Giligny, Trajectoires - UMR 8215, Université Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne - Stéphane Lamassé, Université Paris1, Panthéon-Sorbonne LAMOP - Marie Cottrell, Statistique, Analyse et Modélisation Multidisciplinaire (SAmos-Marin Mersenne) 15:40-16:05 (25min) 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) S27 New trends in virtual reconstructions of cultural heritage Panthéon S06 › Conclusion - Andres Bustillo, University of Burgos 14:00-14:45 (45min) 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) S16 GIS, a new trowel for archaeologists? The challenges of using GIS in preventive archaeology Panthéon S15 › Chrudim: There and Back Again. Contributing the Preventive Archaeology (CONPRA Project). - Lukáš Gál, TerraVerita - Jozef Koštial, TerraVerita - Miroslav Marić, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philosophy - Nika Lužnik, University of Ljubljana (SLOVENIA), Faculty of Arts, Department of Archaeology 14:00-14:25 (25min) › The “Arc of Dierrey” Gas main : an example of linear path managed by GIS and a case study of Staff implication in archaeological “craft” (Champagne-Ardenne, France). - Luc Sanson, Inrap 14:25-14:50 (25min) › Where do we stand – exactly? Site identification and GIS for preventive archaeology in Hungary. - Máté Stibrányi, Hungarian National Museum - National Heritage Protection Centre 14:50-16:05 (1h15) 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) R2 Linked Data Approaches to Numismatic Catalogues Panthéon S16 Coffee break 16:05 - 16:20 (15min) Coffee break S03 Archaeology in the Woods: New Technologies, New Perspectives S26 Digital archaeology S09 Strategy, Practice & Trends in Online Archaeology R3 Virtual Archaeology - the first 25 years R5 CAA Publication issues R2 Linked Data Approaches to Numismatic Catalogues 16:20 - 18:05 (1h45) S03 Archaeology in the Woods: New Technologies, New Perspectives Panthéon Amphi 2A › Saint Gengoux de Tallenay: From an intra-site survey to a broader understanding of a woodland landscape - Rachel Opitz, Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies, University of Arkansas 16:20-16:45 (25min) › Historic Forest Change: New approaches to Land Use Land Cover Analysis - Charlotte Eloise Stancioff, Leiden University 16:45-17:10 (25min) › Combination of Lidar techniques and recent advances on the stone structures – protohistoric and Gallo-Roman – of the Châtillonnais forests (Côte-d'Or). - Dominique Goguey, Archeologie, Terre, Histoire, Sociétés - Alexandra Cordier, Archeologie, Terre, Histoire, Sociétés 17:10-17:35 (25min) › Archaeological mapping of large forested areas, using semi-automatic detection and visual interpretation of high-resolution lidar data - Øivind Trier, Norwegian Computing Center 17:35-18:00 (25min) › Poster session - Conclusion - Rachel Opitz, Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies, University of Arkansas 18:00-18:05 (05min) 16:20 - 18:05 (1h45) S26 Digital archaeology Panthéon Amphi 2B › Scaling down subjectivity in the identification of micro-wear polishes - prakash sinha, Department of Ancient History, Culture & Archaeology - Ashish Khare, Department of Electronics and Telecommunication 16:20-16:45 (25min) › Geometric Tools 3D. Modelling and processing metrical and technological data - Oreto García Puchol, Departament de Prehistòria i Arqueologia, Universitat de València 16:45-17:10 (25min) › The use of photogrammetry recording and 3D informations for the study of woodworking and building techniques in the Western Arctic. - Rémi Méreuze, Archéologie des Amériques, Université Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne 17:10-17:35 (25min) › 3D visualisation and multidisciplinary analytical techniques on CH objects from the collection of the Hungarian National Museum - Katalin T. Biró, Hungarian National Museum 17:35-18:00 (25min) 16:20 - 18:00 (1h40) S09 Strategy, Practice & Trends in Online Archaeology Panthéon S01 › The Virtual Cilicia Project - How to use Google Earth as a visualization environment in an archaeological context - Susanne Rutishauser, Institute for Archaeological Sciences, University of Bern - Ralph Christian Rosenbauer, Institute for Archaeological Sciences, University of Bern 16:20-16:55 (35min) › Web GIS development on the archaeological site of Delos (Cyclades, Greece) - LIONEL FADIN, Ecole française d'Athènes 16:45-17:10 (25min) › Beyond the map : a dialog between paper and connected devices. The example of the GIS of the archaeological site of Western Thebes (Luxor, Egypt) - Alban-Brice Pimpaud, Egyptian Ministry of State for Antiquities / Ministère français des Affaires Etrangères 17:10-17:35 (25min) › Poster Session & Conclusion - Virginie Fromageot-Lanièpce, CNRS - Judith Winters, University of York 17:35-18:00 (25min) 16:20 - 18:00 (1h40) R3 Virtual Archaeology - the first 25 years Panthéon S06 16:20 - 18:00 (1h40) R5 CAA Publication issues Panthéon S11 16:20 - 18:00 (1h40) R2 Linked Data Approaches to Numismatic Catalogues Panthéon S15 David Wigg-Wolf CAA Annual General Meeting 18:05 - 19:30 (1h25) CAA Annual General Meeting Panthéon Amphi 2A Cocktail 19:30 - 21:30 (2h) Cocktail Panthéon Hall Soufflot	Registration 8:00 - 8:30 (30min) Registration (Hall Soufflot) S04 Integrated and multidisciplinary approaches for digital documentation and research in Archaeology S29 Virtual Reconstruction in Archaeology S19 GIS methodologies, applications and regional Case studies S10 Archaeology at large: embracing massive audiences for online applications S25 Agents, Networks, Equations and Complexity: the potential and challenges of complex systems simulation S07 Ontologies and standards for improving interoperability of archaeological data: from models towards practical experiences in various contexts S28 Digitization, visualisation and interpretation of ancient sculpture 8:30 - 10:35 (2h05) 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) 8:30 - 10:35 (2h05) 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) 8:30 - 10:35 (2h05) 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) 8:30 - 10:35 (2h05) 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) 8:30 - 10:35 (2h05) 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) 8:30 - 10:35 (2h05) 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) 8:30 - 10:35 (2h05) 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 10:35 - 10:50 (15min) Coffee break S29 Virtual Reconstruction in Archaeology S19 GIS methodologies, applications and regional Case studies S10 Archaeology at large: embracing massive audiences for online applications S25 Agents, Networks, Equations and Complexity: the potential and challenges of complex systems simulation S07 Ontologies and standards for improving interoperability of archaeological data: from models towards practical experiences in various contexts S28 Digitization, visualisation and interpretation of ancient sculpture S04 Integrated and multidisciplinary approaches for digital documentation and research in Archaeology 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) 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) 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) 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) 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) 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) 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) 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) 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) 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) 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) 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) 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) 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 13:00 - 14:00 (1h) Lunch S29 Virtual Reconstruction in Archaeology S19 GIS methodologies, applications and regional Case studies S12 Community Archaeology and Technology S25 Agents, Networks, Equations and Complexity: the potential and challenges of complex systems simulation S07 Ontologies and standards for improving interoperability of archaeological data: from models towards practical experiences in various contexts S04 Integrated and multidisciplinary approaches for digital documentation and research in Archaeology S22 Reading between the lines: Computing applications for the analysis of archaeological and historical texts 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) 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) 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) 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) 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) 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) 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) 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) 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) 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) 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) 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) 14:00 - 16:05 (2h05) 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 16:05 - 16:20 (15min) Coffee break S04 Integrated and multidisciplinary approaches for digital documentation and research in Archaeology S29 Virtual Reconstruction in Archaeology S19 GIS methodologies, applications and regional Case studies S12 Community Archaeology and Technology S25 Agents, Networks, Equations and Complexity: the potential and challenges of complex systems simulation S07 Ontologies and standards for improving interoperability of archaeological data: from models towards practical experiences in various contexts S22 Reading between the lines: Computing applications for the analysis of archaeological and historical texts 16:20 - 19:00 (2h40) 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) 16:20 - 19:00 (2h40) 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) 16:20 - 19:00 (2h40) 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) 16:20 - 19:00 (2h40) 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) 16:20 - 19:00 (2h40) S25 Agents, Networks, Equations and Complexity: the potential and challenges of complex systems simulation Panthéon S02 16:20 - 19:00 (2h40) 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) 16:20 - 19:00 (2h40) 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 20:00 - 22:30 (2h30) Dinner cruise on the Seine River	Registration 8:00 - 8:30 (30min) Registration (Hall Soufflot) S01 Towards a History of Archaeological Computing S02 Archaeological prospection, geophysics and remote sensing S14 Practising Digital Cartography in Archaeology: What is at Stake? S17 From stats to storylines: computational approaches to archaeological spatial data and its interpretation S20 (Re)building past networks: archaeological science, GIS and network analysis S18 How to deal with time in order to understand the dynamics of societies? S06 Modelling the Archaeological Process 8:30 - 10:35 (2h05) S01 Towards a History of Archaeological Computing Panthéon Amphi 2A › The Development of Data Sharing and Open Data in Archaeology - Julian Richards, Archaeology Data Service 08:55-09:20 (25min) › Towards a History of Archaeological Computing: An Introduction - Paola Moscati, CNR - Istituto di Studi sul Mediterraneo Antico 09:20-09:45 (25min) › Jean-Claude Gardin, a free archaeologist ! - François Djindjian, Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne & UMR 7041 Arscan 09:45-10:10 (25min) › Jean-Claude Gardin and research strategies in archaeology - Alain Gallay, Université de Genève 10:10-10:35 (25min) 8:30 - 10:35 (2h05) S02 Archaeological prospection, geophysics and remote sensing Panthéon Amphi 2B › Villae rusticae in NW-Noricum - filling gaps in the current state of research with remote sensing and geophysical prospection - Lena Kuehne, Institute of Classical Archaeology, Bavarian State Dept. for Monument and Site Preservation, Archaeological Prospection - Linck Roland, Ludwigs-Maximilians-University, Munich, Institute of Classics - Jörg Fassbinder, Dept. Earth and Environmental Sciences, Section Geophysics, Bavarian State Dept. for Monument and Site Preservation, Archaeological Prospection 08:30-08:55 (25min) › RADAR Satellite Data Analysis for the Delineation of Prehistoric Land Surface Features - Geraldine Queneherve, Institute of Geography, University of Tübingen, Germany 08:55-09:20 (25min) › GIS based dynamic interpretation of GPR data volumes - Valeria Poscetti, IC-Archpro Vienna Institute for Archaeological Science, University of Vienna, Austria. 09:20-09:45 (25min) › Integrating Remote Sensing Techniques: Results from Quintana Roo's North Coast. - Andrew Vaughan, Department of Anthropology, Georgia State University 09:45-10:10 (25min) › Reconstructing a medieval environment in 3D through multi-receiver EMI data. - Philippe De Smedt, Department of Soil Management, Ghent University 10:10-10:35 (25min) 8:30 - 10:35 (2h05) S14 Practising Digital Cartography in Archaeology: What is at Stake? Panthéon S01 › Maps that move: integrating intangible and living heritage into archaeological representations of multi-scalar landscapes. - E. Jaydeyn Thomas, The University of Queensland, James Cook University 08:30-08:55 (25min) › Geosophical Information Systems - Mark Gillings, University of Leicester 08:55-09:20 (25min) › What do we do when we map? Critical auto-ethnography of map making - Dimitrij Mlekuz, University of Ljubljana (SLOVENIA) 09:20-09:45 (25min) › On the Potential Contribution of Material Culture Studies to (Digital) Cartographic Theory - Piraye Hacigüzeller, University of Oxford (UK) 09:45-10:10 (25min) › Heisenberg and the archaeological map: what quantum theory can teach us about the nature of cartography. - Chris Green, Institute of Archaeology, University of Oxford 10:10-10:35 (25min) 8:30 - 10:35 (2h05) S17 From stats to storylines: computational approaches to archaeological spatial data and its interpretation Panthéon S02 › Churches and boundaries. A case study of Xtent analysis for reconstructing medieval settlement pattern in c. Fejér, Hungary - Máté Stibrányi, Hungarian National Museum - National Heritage Protection Centre 08:30-08:55 (25min) › A tomb with a view? Visual properties and archaeological narratives in the Brú na Bóinne WHS, Ireland. - Stephen Davis, University College Dublin 08:55-09:20 (25min) › Three Methods for Detecting Past Groupings: Cultural Space and Group Identity - Laurie Tremblay Cormier, Université de Bourgogne - Oliver Nakoinz, Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel - CAU (GERMANY) - Catalin Popa, University of Cambridge, Department of Archaeology and Anthropology 09:20-09:45 (25min) › From counts to frequencies. Some problems regarding the quantification of spatio-temporal distributions of archaeological data - 09:45-10:10 (25min) › Site and Reference of Placenames Inscribed on Taiwan's Tombstones: The Implications of Scale, Time and Networks - Streiter Oliver, National University of Kaohsiung, Taiwan - Yoann Goudin, Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales 10:10-10:35 (25min) 8:30 - 10:35 (2h05) S20 (Re)building past networks: archaeological science, GIS and network analysis Panthéon S06 › Places, Periods, People, and Events: Integrating Space, Time, and Agency in the Digital Representation of Archaeological Data - Sandra Schloen, OCHRE Data Service, Oriental Institute, University of Chicago 08:30-08:55 (25min) › Rocky Roads or Aquatic Highways?: Contrasting GIS models of maritime routes in the North-eastern Caribbean to pre-colonial stone distribution networks. - Emma Slayton, NEXUS 1492 - Faculty of Archaeology, Leiden University 08:55-09:20 (25min) › Reconstructing the past networks of birch tar : archaeobotany and archaeomaterials - Aureade Henry, CNRS- UMR 7209 AASPE, MNHN 09:20-09:45 (25min) › Neolithic Networks of the Tavoliere: New Evidence from Spatial Analysis of pXRF Data - Craig Alexander, McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research 09:45-10:10 (25min) › Ancient pastoral paths in mount Bego rock art area - Thomas Huet, Cultures et Environnements, Préhistoire, Antiquité, Moyen-Age 10:10-10:35 (25min) 8:30 - 10:35 (2h05) S18 How to deal with time in order to understand the dynamics of societies? Panthéon S11 › Timing Things Right: stratigraphy and the modelling of intra-site spatiotemporality using GIS at Çatalhöyük. - James Taylor, Çatalhöyük Research Project, Department of Archaeology, University of York 08:30-08:55 (25min) › OH_FET : a computer application to compare urban dynamics over long time spans (longue durée) - Thomas Huet, Maison des Sciences de l'Homme de Dijon, Réseau Information Spatiale et Archéologie, Modélisation des Dynamiques Spatiales - Laure Saligny, Maison des Sciences de l'Homme de Dijon, Réseau Information Spatiale et Archéologie, Modélisation des Dynamiques Spatiales - Ludovic Granjon, Maison des Sciences de l'Homme de Dijon, Réseau Information Spatiale et Archéologie, Modélisation des Dynamiques Spatiales 08:55-09:20 (25min) › An ‘alphabet' to describe the spatio-temporal dynamics of a settlement system: a relevant representation of time ? - Marie-Jeanne Ouriachi, Culture et Environnements, Préhistoire, Antiquité, Moyen-Age / GdR Modys - Frédérique Bertoncello, Culture et Environnements, Préhistoire, Antiquité, Moyen-Age / GdR Modys 09:20-09:45 (25min) › GIS-based modeling of the dynamic development of central places - Katalin Tolnai, University of Vienna, Initiative College for Archaeological Prospection 09:45-10:10 (25min) › The time, a modeling tool of ancient landscapes. - Francesco Uliano Scelza, Università degli Studi di Salermo, VU University Amsterdam 10:10-10:35 (25min) 8:30 - 10:35 (2h05) S06 Modelling the Archaeological Process Panthéon S15 › From understanding scholarly practice to defining an ontology of digital methods: the case for archaeology - Costis Dallas, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto, Digital Curation Unit, IMIS/Athena Research Centre 08:30-08:55 (25min) › Authenticity and Functionality at Digital Archaeological Data - Reiner Goeldner, Archaeological Heritage Office Saxony / Landesamt fuer Archaeologie Sachsen 08:55-09:20 (25min) › Modelling the building of a funerary space over time: issues and limitations The example of Passy-type cemeteries (France, 5th mill. BC - Lucile PILLOT, Archeologie, Terre, Histoire, Sociétés - Laure Saligny, Maison des Sciences de l'Homme de Dijon 09:20-09:45 (25min) › Process and appropriation in the digitalisation of archaeological archives and archiving practices - Isto Huvila, Department of ALM, Uppsala University, School of Business and Economics, Åbo Akademi University 09:45-10:10 (25min) › The recording of preventive archaeology data from test trenching by the National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research (Inrap – France) in the Rhône Alpes area : elements of archaeological metrology - Véronique VACHON, Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives 10:10-10:35 (25min) Coffee break 10:35 - 10:50 (15min) Coffee break Panthéon Hall Soufflot S18 How to deal with time in order to understand the dynamics of societies? S01 Towards a History of Archaeological Computing S02 Archaeological prospection, geophysics and remote sensing S14 Practising Digital Cartography in Archaeology: What is at Stake? S17 From stats to storylines: computational approaches to archaeological spatial data and its interpretation S20 (Re)building past networks: archaeological science, GIS and network analysis S06 Modelling the Archaeological Process S13 Databases on cultural heritage and their geographic visualization 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) S18 How to deal with time in order to understand the dynamics of societies? › Poster Session & Conclusion - Xavier Rodier, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique 10:50-11:40 (50min) 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) S01 Towards a History of Archaeological Computing Panthéon Amphi 2A › J.-C. Gardin on archaeological data, representation and knowledge: a historical epistemology - Costis Dallas, Faculty of Information, University of Toronto, Digital Curation Unit, IMIS/Athena Research Centre 10:50-11:15 (25min) › Form, function and descriptive analysis in archaeology. - Grazia Semeraro, University of Salento (Lecce, Italie) 11:15-11:40 (25min) › Computing and scientific redefinitions: Georges Laplace's and Jean-Claude Gardin's archaeology programs - Pierre Mounier-Kuhn, CNRS & Université Paris-Sorbonne, Centre Alexandre Koyré - Centre de Recherche en Histoire des Sciences et des Techniques - Sébastien Plutniak, Centre d'étude des rationalités et des savoirs – équipe du LISST 11:40-12:05 (25min) › Interviewing Hodson and Doran: A personal history of computing archaeology - Letizia Ceccarelli, Division of Archaeology, University of Cambridge 12:05-12:30 (25min) › Virtual archaeology in a material world: new technologies enabling novel perspectives - Paul Reilly, ARCG, Department of Archaeology (Southampton) - Gareth Beale, ARCG, Department of Archaeology (Southampton) 12:30-12:55 (25min) 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) S02 Archaeological prospection, geophysics and remote sensing Panthéon Amphi 2B › How the data jigsaw can help in reconstructing the settlement history of Gebelein archaeological site complex - Wojciech Ejsmond, Institute of Archaeology, University of Warsaw, Poland - Julia Chyla, UniGIS, UJ 10:50-11:15 (25min) › The application of X-Band SAR interferometry in archaeology – first results from test sites in Turkey - Ralph Christian Rosenbauer, Institute of Archaeological Sciences of the University Bern 11:15-11:40 (25min) › Geophysical data integration at Portus - Elizabeth Richley, University of Southampton (Southampton, UK) 11:40-12:05 (25min) › Ever decreasing circles? Multi-method prospection and survey at The Hill of Ward, Co. Meath, Ireland - Stephen Davis, University College Dublin 12:05-12:30 (25min) › Landscape Tomography: Creating a work flow for 3D visualization of palaeoenvironmental information contained in large scale, high resolution GPR data sets - Petra Schneidhofer, Initiative College for Archaeological Prospection, University of Vienna 12:30-12:55 (25min) 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) S14 Practising Digital Cartography in Archaeology: What is at Stake? Panthéon S01 › The archaeological distribution map: where are the emperor's clothes? - Philip Verhagen, Research institute for the heritage and history of the Cultural Landscape and Urban Environment 10:50-11:15 (25min) › ‘The Rise of the Machine': the impact of digital tablet recording in the field at Çatalhöyük, Turkey. - Justine Issavi, Stanford Archaeology Centre - James Taylor, Department of Archaeology, University of York, Çatalhöyük Research Project 11:15-11:40 (25min) › Cartography and monuments: past practice and future potential for mapping Scotland's cultural heritage - Peter McKeague, Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland 11:40-12:05 (25min) › Example of strategy for an optimized digital mapping of an excavation. Implementation in the site of Puig Ciutat, Orista, Barcelona - Robert Tamba, Universitat de Barcelona, SOT Archaeological Prospection 12:05-12:30 (25min) › The role of multidimensional GIS in the production of excavation space - Stefania Merlo, University of the Witwatersrand 12:30-12:55 (25min) 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) S17 From stats to storylines: computational approaches to archaeological spatial data and its interpretation Panthéon S02 › BLT Mapping: Bringing out social functioning from urban form comparatively - Benjamin Vis, University of Leeds 10:50-11:15 (25min) › Territoriality and Commensality: Modelling the social context of southern proto-Jê funerary monuments in the eastern La Plata basin - Phil Riris, Archaeological Computing Research Group 11:15-11:40 (25min) › A Re-evaluation of the Early Bronze Age Collapse in Upper Mesopotamia - Tuna Kalayci, Institute for Mediterranean Studies 11:40-12:05 (25min) 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) S20 (Re)building past networks: archaeological science, GIS and network analysis Panthéon S06 › Dynamic Geographic networks and cultural interactions in Bronze Age Crete - Eleftheria Paliou, Institute of Archaeology, UCL, Institute of Classical Archaeology, Heidelberg University 10:50-11:15 (25min) › Reconstructing ancient road networks among the Near Eastern highlands: a simple GIS methodology - Simone Bonzano, Freie University Berlin 11:15-11:40 (25min) › Exploring intervisibility networks : a case study from Bronze and Iron Age Istria (Croatia and Slovenia) - Zoran Čučković, UMR 6249 - Laboratoire Chrono-environnement 11:40-12:05 (25min) › Analysing co-evolution between postal roads and cities on a long term period (France, 16th-19th centuries) - Anne Bretagnolle, Université Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne - Alain Franc, UMR BioGeCo 12:05-12:30 (25min) 10:50 - 13:00 (2h10) S06 Modelling the Archaeological Process Panthéon S15 › Poster Session & Conclusion - Cesar Gonzalez-Perez, Institute of Heritage Sciences, Spanish National Research Council - Patricia Martín-Rodilla, Institute of Heritage Sciences, Spanish National Research Council 10:50-11:15 (25min) 11:50 - 13:00 (1h10) S13 Databases on cultural heritage and their geographic visualization Panthéon S11 › ROAD Evolution - From Collecting Comprehensive Data to the Development of an Early Human Environment Simulation Tool - Volker Hochschild, Physische Geographie und GIS Geographisches Institut Universitaet Tuebingen 12:05-12:30 (25min) › Archaeology in a context. A Key to an Administering Archaeology Information Heritage - Olga Lečbychová, Institute of Archaeology of Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Brno - Zdenka Kosarová, Masaryk University 12:30-12:55 (25min) Lunch 13:00 - 14:00 (1h) Lunch S01 Towards a History of Archaeological Computing S02 Archaeological prospection, geophysics and remote sensing S08 The third and fourth dimension in archaeological data modelling R1 What do you want from Digital Archaeology? S13 Databases on cultural heritage and their geographic visualization S24 Modelling approaches to study early humans in space and time 14:00 - 16:45 (2h45) S01 Towards a History of Archaeological Computing Panthéon Amphi 2A › Archaeology and Computer Applications: the automatic cataloguing of Italian archaeological heritage - alessandra caravale, CNR, Istituto di Studi sul Mediterraneo Antico 14:00-14:25 (25min) › The exciting journey to make the online resources LIMC-France - SZABADOS Anne-Violaine, UMR 7041, LIMC 14:25-14:50 (25min) › Art History of the Ancient Near East and Mathematical Models. An Overview - 14:50-15:15 (25min) › From the Archaeological Map of Italy to the National Geographical Archaeological Information System. The Sardinian "pole" of the national network - Giovanni Azzena, Dipartimento di Architettura, Design e Urbanistica - Università degli Studi di Sassari - Federico Nurra, Dipartimento di Architettura, Design e Urbanistica - Università degli Studi di Sassari 15:15-15:40 (25min) › An hermeneutic retrospective on GIS/AIS systems for public italian archaeology: searching backward for roots and looking onwards for new methodological road-maps through losen occasions, good practices, institutions digital progress and fitting achievements - Mirella Serlorenzi, MiBACT - Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni Archeologici di Roma 15:40-16:05 (25min) › Conclusion - François Djindjian, Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne & UMR 7041 Arscan - Paola Moscati, CNR 16:05-16:45 (40min) 14:00 - 16:45 (2h45) S02 Archaeological prospection, geophysics and remote sensing Panthéon Amphi 2B › Detection of ruins in satellite images using histogram of oriented gradients and support vector machine. - Amandine Robin, University of the Witwatersrand, School of Computer Science 14:00-14:25 (25min) › New sights of cities from ancient Near East: the contribution of geophysical approach - Christophe Benech, ARCHEORIENT - Environnements et sociétés de l'Orient ancien 14:25-14:50 (25min) › Automated detection of archaeological ruins in high-resolution remotely sensed images of the Silvretta Alps - Karsten Lambers, University of Bamberg 14:50-15:15 (25min) › Utilizing Magnetic Prospection and GIS to Examine Settlement Organization in Neolithic Southeastern Europe - Apostolos SARRIS, Institute of Mediterranean Studies, Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas 15:15-15:40 (25min) › Assessment of a Multi-frequency Slingram EMI for archaeological prospection - Francois-Xavier SIMON, Laboratory of Geophysical-Satellite Remote Sensing and Archaeo-environment 15:40-16:05 (25min) › Searching for Iron Age Ireland: the impact of Archaeolandscapes Europe - Robert Shaw, The Discovery Programme 16:20-16:45 (25min) › Poster Session & Conclusion - Lena Kuehne, Institute of Classical Archaeology, Bavarian State Dept. for Monument and Site Preservation, Archaeological Prospection - Jörg Fassbinder, Dept. Earth and Environmental Sciences, Section Geophysics, Bavarian State Dept. for Monument and Site Preservation, Archaeological Prospection 16:30-16:45 (15min) 14:00 - 16:45 (2h45) S08 The third and fourth dimension in archaeological data modelling Panthéon S01 › From the state of the art on 4D data modeling to the archaeologists' dream for the future - Eric Desjardin, Centre de Recherche en Sciences et Technologies de l'Information et de la Communication - Berdien de Roo, cartogis - Jean Bourgeois, Ghent University Departement of Archaeology 14:25-14:50 (25min) › Managing Time Dimension in the Archaeological Urban Information System of the Historical Heritage of Roma and Verona - Alberto Belussi, Department of Computer Science, University of Verona 14:50-15:15 (25min) › Towards an Archaeological Information system: improving the core data model. - Muriel Van Ruymbeke, CARE Réseau des bibliothèques, University of Liege - Roland Billen, Geomatics Unit, Department of Geography, University of Liege 15:15-15:40 (25min) › 3D/4D archaeology: the scientific future of documenting the past - Jeroen De Reu, Department of Archaeology, Ghent University 15:40-16:05 (25min) › Must Farm: A Contextual Modelling of a Palaeochannel - Donald Horne, Cambridge Archaeological Unit 16:05-16:30 (25min) › Poster Session & Conclusion - Eric Desjardins, University of Western Ontario - Berdien de Roo, cartogis - Robert Vergnieux, UPS 3551 16:30-16:45 (15min) 14:00 - 16:45 (2h45) R1 What do you want from Digital Archaeology? Panthéon S02 14:00 - 16:45 (2h45) S13 Databases on cultural heritage and their geographic visualization Panthéon S11 › Reinventing the wheel? Data management system for archaeological collections. - Hembo Pagi, NGO Arheovisioon - Kaarel Sikk, University of Tartu 14:00-14:25 (25min) › Integrating complex archaeological datasets from the Neolithic in a web-based GIS - Thomas Engel, i3mainz - Institute for Spatial Information- and Surveying-Technology, University of Applied Sciences Mainz - Tobias Kohr, i3mainz - Institute for Spatial Information- and Surveying-Technology, University of Applied Sciences Mainz 14:25-14:50 (25min) › Visualization based on the Norwegian university museums' database - Espen Uleberg, Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo - Mieko Matsumoto, Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo 14:50-15:15 (25min) › A digital heritage inventory development at Bronze Age sites at Bat, Sultanate of Oman - Yasuhisa Kondo, Research Institute for Humanity and Nature 15:15-15:40 (25min) › A GIS-related Inventory of Lucanian Heritage - Alain DUPLOUY, Université Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne - Vincenzo CAPOZZOLI, Université Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne - Laurent COSTA, Archéologies et Sciences de l'Antiquité - Alessia ZAMBON, Université Versailles Saint-Quentin en Yvelines 15:40-16:05 (25min) › Poster Session & Conclusion - Michael Maerker, Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities c/o University of Tuebingen - Espen Uleberg, Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo - Volker Hochschild, Institute of Geography, University of Tübingen, Germany 16:05-16:45 (40min) 14:00 - 16:45 (2h45) S24 Modelling approaches to study early humans in space and time Panthéon S15 › Spatial characterization and prediction of Neanderthal sites based on environmental information and stochastic modelling: A model comparison - Michael Maerker, Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Department of Earth Sciences University of Florence 14:25-14:50 (25min) › HomininSpace - implementing hominins moving through time and geographical space - Fulco Scherjon, Leiden University, faculty of Archaeology 14:50-15:15 (25min) › Extrapolating the eco-cultural niche of Palaeolithic populations in Eurasia at 50–46 kya - Yasuhisa Kondo, Tokyo Institute of Technology 15:15-15:40 (25min) › Poster Session & Conclusion - Michael Maerker, Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities c/o University of Tuebingen 15:40-16:05 (25min) Coffee break 16:45 - 17:00 (15min) Coffee break