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CAA2016

Program

#1

Keynote speech

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Conference opening

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The Viking Ship Museum

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

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

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

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S07-05 Supercomputing at the trench edge: Expediting image based 3D recoding

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S07-07 3D spatial analysis: Beyond extrusion and sectioning

#9

Coffee break

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S07-01 RAPID Aerial Scanning of UNESCO cultural heritage sites in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

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Lunch break

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Coffee break

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

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S11-11 Digging into and re-using image data for archaeology

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

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

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

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S07-11 The documentation of Neolithic flint mines―An experimentation of methods

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Conference pub at The Frokostkjeller'n

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S07-06 Creation of an Early 19th century Siberian ship 3D model

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S12-05 Towards a European standard for spatial data management for archaeological heritage: Experiences in France and Italy

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S21-04 The Matrix: Connecting time and space with archaeological research questions involving spatio─temporal phenomena and the conceptual relationships between them

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S11-12 A data integration infrastructure for archaeology

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S11-03 An essay of mapping archaeological land-record system used by Inrap with CIDOC─CRM and CIDOC─CRMarchaeo extension using 3M online tool

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S11-04 Formalisation and reuse of methodological knowledge on archaeology across European organisations

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S12-04 Emerging technologies for archaeological heritage: Knowledge, digital documentation, communication

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S28-01 Why model?

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S11-02 Methodological tips for mappings to CIDOC CRM

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S22-02 ArGO. Archaeological Geocaching Online. Teaching and learning archaeology with geocaching

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S11-06 A Catalog for archaelogical resources

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S12-06 Comprehensive field survey: Multidisciplinary approach for a field prospection

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S21-06 Where is the House of the Dwarves? Enhancing granularity in the Pleiades Gazetteer: The examples of ancient Sicily and Pompeii

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S11-07 Using semantic technologies for the deep integration of research items in ARIADNE

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S17-01 Transport and trade: An energyscape model and transport network approach for trade in Roman times

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

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S27-02 Endangered archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa: The development of a spatial database

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S12-02 A methodology for the analysis of graphical representations in archaeology and some preliminary results

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S22-03 When I was a child, I wanted to be an archaeologist. What about now? A French case study

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S21-05 When data meets the enterprise. How we turned a merger of organisations into a confluence of information

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S22-06 Digital data recording at Circus Maximus: A recent experience

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S11-10 Best practices to re-use remote sensing data coming from marine geophysical surveys for the 3D reconstruction of underwater archaeological deep-sites

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S12-12 Enhancing archaeological interpretation with volume calculations. An integrated method of 3D recording and modeling

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S11-01 Introduction

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S22-01 Dynamic process, static document. How to solve the teacher’s baffling problem?

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S21-02 A Linked (Open) Data hub at the Norwegian Directorate for Cultural Heritage: A case study

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

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

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S28-09 Proof of concept verifying

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

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S09-01 Is that a good concept?