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Jerzy SIKORA

Institute of Archaeology, University of Lodz (Poland)
Faculty Member

https://gunthera.wordpress.com/

09:00 CEST

W2 Introduction to exploratory network analysis for archaeologists using Visone Track Workshops Professorboligen, stallen

08:30 CEST

Conference opening Domus Media, Aulaen

09:00 CEST

Keynote speech Domus Media, Aulaen

10:30 CEST

S07-01 RAPID Aerial Scanning of UNESCO cultural heritage sites in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

10:55 CEST

S07-02 Digital workflow on a selection of Danish excavations in the Århus area―With special emphasis on the use of 3D recording Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

11:20 CEST

S07-03 The 3D photogrammetry documentation of the Mesolithic grave from Brunstad, Norway Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

11:45 CEST

S07-04 Using 3D photogrammetry in the field: An example from Kvåle Sogndal, Norway Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

13:30 CEST

S07-05 Supercomputing at the trench edge: Expediting image based 3D recoding Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

13:55 CEST

S07-06 Creation of an Early 19th century Siberian ship 3D model Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

14:20 CEST

S07-07 3D spatial analysis: Beyond extrusion and sectioning Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

14:45 CEST

S07-08 Enhancing evidence and re-evaluating interpretations with 3DGIS and image-based 3D replicas: The case of Borggade (Denmark) Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

15:30 CEST

S07-09 In the fields and on the screens. 3D documentation for the excavations at Paphos Agora, Cyprus Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

15:55 CEST

S07-10 Closing a gap with simple toy. How using a tablet affected documentation workflow on the Rozprza ring-fort excavation Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

16:20 CEST

S07-11 The documentation of Neolithic flint mines―An experimentation of methods Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

16:45 CEST

S07-12 Back and Forth through the contexts: 3D Geographic Information Systems in support of field documentation Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

17:10 CEST

S03-P2 Exploitation of prevailing winds and currents by the earliest known seafarers, reaching and colonizing Australasia c 50 000 years ago Domus Media, Aula foyer S03-P3 Using GIS modeling to reconstruct the urban landscape of the Roman city of Ossonoba Domus Media, Aula foyer S03-P4 The first web based viewer for archaeological underwater sites in Europe: The Splashcos─Viewer Domus Media, Aula foyer 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 S04-P3 Bioarchaeology module―Loading please hold... Recording human bioarchaeological data from Portuguese archaeological field reports Domus Media, Aula foyer S07-P1 Underwater archaeological remains open to the public diving –close range photogrammetry as a digital preservation and complex documentations of despairing relicts Domus Media, Aula foyer S07-P2 Questions and bottlenecks: The precariousness of computation heavy documentation in the field Domus Media, Aula foyer S11-P1 Combining analytical and digital data in archaeology: Towards a multidisciplinary ontological solution. The Salamis terracottas case study Domus Media, Aula foyer S12-P1 How to classification?―A trial examining the effectiveness of an elliptic Fourier descriptor for Japanese archaeological studies Domus Media, Aula foyer S12-P2 Urbanism in the Cilician Plain from Chalcolithic to Byzantine Period 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 S16-P1 Artificial Neural Networks to estimate Paleotemperatures in North Patagonia (Argentina) based on micromammals sequences Domus Media, Aula foyer S19-P1 From the field to the showroom: The Augmented─Reality Kilns ExhibitiOn (ARKEO) Domus Media, Aula foyer S19-P2 Roman archaeology and GIS visibility studies Domus Media, Aula foyer S19-P4 Why 3D printing technique is the useful tool for artifact conservation Domus Media, Aula foyer S22-P1 Teaching GIS in archaeology: What Students focus on Domus Media, Aula foyer S23-P1 Comparing 3D Ground Penetrating Radar visualization methods: A case study from Austria Domus Media, Aula foyer S24-P1 New eyes to old graphics. Rock art in the Emirate of Sharjah Domus Media, Aula foyer S25-P1 WW2 remains as cultural heritage Domus Media, Aula foyer S25-P2 Archives, archaeology, and architecture: A multimedia approach for 3D reconstructions Domus Media, Aula foyer S25-P3 Doha Online Historical Atlas―GIS interactive mapping of space and time in a pearling town Domus Media, Aula foyer S26-P1 A multidisciplinary project for the study of historical landscapes: New archaeological and physicochemical data from the “Colline Metallifere” district Domus Media, Aula foyer

17:30 CEST

Conference pub at The Frokostkjeller'n Frokostkjelleren

18:00 CEST

The Viking Ship Museum Vikingskipshuset

08:30 CEST

S06-01 Automated heritage monitoring software prototype implementing 3D technologies Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

08:55 CEST

S06-02 A machine learning approach for 3D shape analysis and recognition of archaeological objects Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

09:20 CEST

S06-03 AsTrend: A las point based methodology for micro surfaces depicting Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

09:45 CEST

S06-04 Application of Computer Vision algorithms for automatic classification of archaeological artefacts Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

10:10 CEST

Coffee break Coffee point

10:30 CEST

S06-05 A comparison of methods for creating 3D models of obsidian artifacts Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

10:55 CEST

S06-06 Les gestes retrouves: A 3D visualisation approach to the functional study of Early Upper Palaeolithic grinding stones Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

11:20 CEST

S06-07 A methodological approach to the study of prehistoric cave engravings: The case of Cova Eirós (Lugo, Spain) Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal S20-07 Experiments in the automatic detection of archaeological features in remotely sensed data from Great Plains USA villages Domus Bibliotheca

11:45 CEST

S06-08 The digital ossuary: Rothwell (Northamptonshire, UK) Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal S20-08 Down to the last pixel: Multiband use for direct detection of Caribbean indigenous archaeology Domus Bibliotheca

12:10 CEST

Lunch break Frokostkjelleren

13:55 CEST

S15-02 From the largest to the smallest: The use of the latest technology in digitalization of the objects from the collection of the National Maritime Museum in Gdańsk Domus Bibliotheca

15:10 CEST

Coffee break Coffee point

17:30 CEST

Conference pub at The Frokostkjeller'n Frokostkjelleren

08:30 CEST

S16-01 A guide to good practice for archaeological network science Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

08:55 CEST

S16-02 Exploring formal SNA approaches to funerary contexts in Early Iron Age Italy Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

09:20 CEST

S16-03 Wine trade from Roman Crete: Onomastic─geographic network analysis Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

09:45 CEST

S16-04 Least-Cost Networks and Network Analysis: Modelling trade relations in early medieval East Central Europe Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

10:30 CEST

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

10:55 CEST

S19-06 3D survey for archaeology: When the solution can be a problem Domus Media, Aulaen

11:20 CEST

S19-07 Interpolating 3D stratigraphic information from written excavation reports Domus Media, Aulaen 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 S23-02 Understanding contrast at Busayra: Geophysical surveys of an Iron Age settlement in Southwest Jordan Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

13:30 CEST

S13-09 Understanding a Roman insula by the aid of GIS―The Insula 30 in Augusta Raurica (CH) Domus Academica, Gamle festsal S23-03 Opportunities and limitations of archaeological geophysical prospection on the example Uppåkra in Sweden Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

13:55 CEST

S13-10 Hand drawn section drawings analyzed in real 3D environment Domus Academica, Gamle festsal S23-04 Looking through the rocks. Geophysical research on the agora of the ancient city: Nea Paphos―A case study Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

14:20 CEST

S23-05 A geoarchaeological approach to selected issues in Norwegian archaeological geophysical prospection Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

14:45 CEST

S19-12 Using GIS to study ancient landscapes. The case study of the Pisa centuriation (Italy) Domus Media, Aulaen S23-06 Picking needles from a magnet: Obstacles and (hidden) opportunities of magnetic prospection in challenging environments Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

15:10 CEST

Coffee break Coffee point

17:30 CEST

Conference pub at The Frokostkjeller'n Frokostkjelleren

10:00 CEST

Medieval Oslo Old Oslo