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CAA2016

Program

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Francesca Cadeddu

09:00 CEST

W3 Improving presentation skills Domus Media, Auditorium 13

18:00 CEST

Icebreaker party Historisk museum

20:00 CEST

Conference pub at The Frokostkjeller'n Frokostkjelleren

08:30 CEST

Conference opening Domus Media, Aulaen

09:00 CEST

Keynote speech Domus Media, Aulaen

10:10 CEST

Coffee break Coffee point

10:30 CEST

S28-01 Why model? Professorboligen, stallen

10:45 CEST

S28-02 What is complexity theory and why should we care about it Professorboligen, stallen

10:55 CEST

S12-02 A methodology for the analysis of graphical representations in archaeology and some preliminary results Domus Academica, Gamle festsal

11:00 CEST

S28-03 Simulation as middle-range research Professorboligen, stallen

11:15 CEST

S28-04 Models: ‘small and elegant’ or ‘complicated but realistic’? Professorboligen, stallen

11:30 CEST

S28-05 ABMs, because they’re worth it? Alternatives to our favourite method Professorboligen, stallen

11:45 CEST

S11-04 Formalisation and reuse of methodological knowledge on archaeology across European organisations Domus Media, Aulaen S28-06 Fancy doing some networks? Professorboligen, stallen

12:10 CEST

Lunch break Frokostkjelleren

13:30 CEST

S12-05 Towards a European standard for spatial data management for archaeological heritage: Experiences in France and Italy Domus Academica, Gamle festsal

13:45 CEST

S28-08 Lessons already learned: drawing from the best software practice Professorboligen, stallen

13:55 CEST

S11-06 A Catalog for archaelogical resources Domus Media, Aulaen

14:00 CEST

S28-09 Proof of concept verifying Professorboligen, stallen

14:15 CEST

S28-10 Validation: the painful moment when the model meets the data Professorboligen, stallen

14:30 CEST

S28-11 Model selection: what is the ‘best’ model? Professorboligen, stallen

15:10 CEST

Coffee break Coffee point

15:30 CEST

S09-01 Is that a good concept? Professorboligen, stallen S27-01 GIS-based data integration for mapping paleoenvironments Domus Bibliotheca

15:55 CEST

S17-02 A network model for the evolution of terrestrial connections in Central Italy (1175/1150─500 BC ca) Domus Media, Auditorium 13

16:20 CEST

S11-11 Digging into and re-using image data for archaeology Domus Media, Aulaen S27-03 Management of raster data and their dynamic visualization within the ROCEEH─ROAD System Domus Bibliotheca

16:45 CEST

S17-04 Comparison of regional and local transport networks in 17th and 19th century AD pre-colonial stone-walled structures in the southern Gauteng Province, South Africa Domus Media, Auditorium 13

17:10 CEST

S04-P1 Modelling between digital and humanities: Thinking in practice Domus Media, Aula foyer S04-P2 Sustainability = separation: Keeping database structure, domain structure and interface independent Domus Media, Aula foyer S13-P2 Geographical and cultural networks to better understand urbanization processes in central Italy (1175/1150─500 BC ca) Domus Media, Aula foyer S13-P3 Patterns and recognition: Mapping indigenous settlement topography in the Caribbean Domus Media, Aula foyer S14-P1 The origins of agriculture: Mathematical models, cooperation and the rise of social inequality Domus Media, Aula foyer

18:00 CEST

The Viking Ship Museum Vikingskipshuset

08:30 CEST

S12-13 A new approach for the study and presentation of an archaeological context not traditionally exploitable. Applying a fast but extensive 3D survey to the Bisarcio case study, a Medieval and Post-Medieval cemetery... Domus Academica, Gamle festsal

10:30 CEST

S08-01 Putting production landscapes into context: A multi-faceted case study from Upper Mesopotamia during the Early Bronze Age Professorboligen, stallen

09:20 CEST

S13-03 Kerkenes Dag: Materializing an Imaginary City Domus Academica, Gamle festsal

09:45 CEST

S03-04 Looking for the lost harbor. Role of non-invasive archaeological methods in the reconstruction of the seascape of an ancient city Paphos Professorboligen, stallen S13-04 From data visualization to hypothesis generation: An integrated approach for the study of past cityscapes Domus Academica, Gamle festsal S19-04 Spatial analysis of Ancient Egyptian Monuments. Case study: Late Period private funerary monuments of Thebes Domus Media, Aulaen

10:10 CEST

Coffee break Coffee point

10:30 CEST

S16-05 Geometrical and planar graphs in ancient iconography studies, a heuristic tool Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

10:55 CEST

S14-06 The versatilist’s story of human dispersal: Climate fluctuation, adaptation and the evolution of human uniqueness Domus Bibliotheca

11:20 CEST

S14-07 Dates and dispersions: Examining the spatio─temporal boundaries of the Guaraní expansion into the La Plata basin with Monte Carlo methods Domus Bibliotheca S23-01 Magnetic geophysical prospection on prehistoric iron production sites in cultivated contexts: The case of Ånestad, Hedmark in Norway Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

11:45 CEST

S13-08 3D GIS in archaeology―A microscale analysis Domus Academica, Gamle festsal S14-08 An agent-based modelling approach to a complex problem: Economics and demography of the first farming expansion in the Balkans Domus Bibliotheca

12:10 CEST

Lunch break Frokostkjelleren

13:55 CEST

S19-10 A proposal for a collaborative Web Mapping for archaeological spatial data: OpenArcheoMap Domus Media, Aulaen

14:45 CEST

S14-12 The Emergence and Formation Process of the La Tène Culture Settlement System in Upper Silesia (Southern Poland and Northern Czech) in Light of the Simulation Modelling. Domus Bibliotheca

15:10 CEST

Coffee break Coffee point

15:55 CEST

S19-14 Structuring data from documentary study and archives for spatial studies. Examples from funerary archeology Domus Media, Aulaen

16:45 CEST

S14-16 Content or context? Model selection of settlement growth models using entropy maximization Domus Bibliotheca

17:30 CEST

Conference pub at The Frokostkjeller'n Frokostkjelleren