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Track: All Tracks General Papers Acquisition and processing of marine geophysical data 3D technologies for archaeological research: theory & methodologies Advances in computational photography: techniques for conservation, research, analysis and public access Archaeological Information Modelling Archaeological Predictive Modelling: old applications to new environments and new applications to old environments Archaeological Simulation Modelling as computational social science: next steps forward Artificial societies in prehistory and ancient times Computer-aided coin archiving and processing Connecting to cultural heritage: using 3D visualisation to engage public audiences Detection and analysis of change Embracing uncertainty in archaeology Films and animations From the scientist to the citizen: communicating digital archaeology Geography and-or-not topology: spatial network approaches in archaeology Geomorphometric approaches in archaeology Integrated geospatial approaches to the interpretation of archaeological environments Joined-Up Data: what are the new research questions? Large databases and datasets Lightning talks Linked open data for the ancient world Loc(i) Motion: current technologies and computational methodologies for exploring human movement in the past and present Novel technologies for supporting archaeological fieldwork People seeking collaborators Quantitative studies in Italian archaeology: new approaches to old problems Modelling & sharing cultural heritage data (General Papers) Reviewing spatial analyst in archaeological context, from disconnected components to a congruence way of integration Round-table: New interactive 3D solutions for cultural heritage visualization Round-table: Problems, methods and solutions in archaeological prospection Round-table: Realism & Archaeology Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDIs) in archaeology and cultural heritage: achievements, problems and perspectives Spatial thinking in archaeology Standing structurally stable on the common grounds of archaeology Texturing remote sensing data processing for archaeological research: innovation and experimentation The big digital archaeology Digital Humanities Venn Diagram Show (Round-table) The shoulders of giants: open content in archaeology The use of standardized vocabularies in archaeology The Virtuality-Reality Blender. Mediated and Mixed Reality applications in archaeology and cultural heritage Three-dimensional archaeology; recording, analysis and visualisation To posterity and beyond: bridging the gap between data creation and sustainability Towards theories of digital spatial media in archaeology? Scrutinizing existing and potential strands Virtual museums and virtual heritage Using tablet PCs to support field documentation Archaeological Predictive Modelling II: applications POSTERS MeshLab 3D technologies for archaeological research: applications Ancient Italian landscapes: new insights from GIS, network and statistical approaches 3D data acquisition in field archaeology KEYNOTES GIS methodologies, applications and case studies (General Papers) Virtual Reconstructions: theory and practice (General Papers) Terrestrial Geophysics (General Papers) Recording and processing 3D data in archaeological practice (General Papers) Archaeological method & theory (General Papers) La Question du Jour: Laser Scanning or Photogrammetry On a Smaller Scale: 3D Modelling and Analyses of Finds

 

Joined-Up Data: what are the new research questions?

Linking data to explore Landscape and Identity in England
John Pybus, Xin Xiong, Chris Gosden, Zena Kamash, Chris Green, Letty Ten Harkel

Large databases and datasets

Archaeology in broad strokes: collating data for England from 1500 BC to AD 1086
Chris Green, Chris Gosden, Zena Kamash, Letty Ten Harkel, Xin Xiong, John Pybus

To posterity and beyond: bridging the gap between data creation and sustainability

Why the SWORD is mightier than the pen: automated ingest and the SWORD-ARM project.
Ray Moore, Catherine Hardman, Jen Mitcham, Michael Charno, Lei Xia, Julian Richards