Tuesday, 08th April 2003
08.00 - 16.00 Registration Steinsaal
09.00 - 17.00 Scientific Excursion: Prehistoric Settlement Topography in Vienna (see our webpage)
Time Room 1 - Festsaal Room 2 - Wappensaal Room 3 Room 4 - Zi 24 Room 5 - ADV Room 6 - Nordbuffet Room 7 - ADV 473 OCG - Wollzeile
09.00 - 09.15
Short presentation of the Workshops
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09.15 - 12.15 Preparation

N. Shaw/ D Clarke/ J Hemsley, UK:Archaeology Museums & 3D:A New European International 'Network of Excellence and Roadmap' Project

 M. Ashley López, USA: Real Webs and Virtual Excavations: A role for digital media recording in archaeological site management M. Schrenk, E. Schmidinger, Austria: Requirements for and Methodology of 4D-Content Management Systems J. Kenny, UK: 'The Preservation ARENA: helping your data survive!'   W. F. Beex, Netherlands: Use and abuse of Digital Terrain/Elevation Models T. Bell/ Y. Veter, UK: Getting Archaeology online: Using PHP and MySQL to develop dynamic WebPages
   
12.15 - 14.00 Lunch Break
   
14.00 - 17.00 G. Avern, UK: CAA 2003 - Discussion Forum
Small- and Medium-Scale 3D Modelling in Archaeology		 O. Harl, Austria: Cultural Heritage - Internet - digital Navigation-systems and Tourism ECAI- Session L.-I. Larsson/ H, Thorén/ K, Lund, Sweden: INTRASIS - The Intra Site Information System G. Lange, Netherlands: Co-ordination of National Reference Collections St. Stead/M. Doerr, UK: The CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model as a Tool for Integrating Cultural Information   T. Bell/ Y. Veter, UK: Getting Archaeology online: Using PHP and MySQL to develop dynamic WebPages
   
19.00 - 20.30 AUSTRIAN NATIONAL LIBRARY (ÖNB) - Welcome Reception
   
 
 
Wednesday, 09th April 2003
08.00 - 16.00 Registration Steinsaal II
09.00 - 09.30 Opening Festsaal
   
  Dr. Ortolf Harl, City of Vienna Department of Urban Archaeology
Dr. Andreas Mailath-Pokorny, Executive City Councillor for Cultural Affairs and Science
  Dr. Michael Häupl, Mayor of the City of Vienna
  Dr. Thomas Klestil, Federal President of the Republic of Austria
09.45 - 10.30 Rudolf Schicker, Austria, Executive City Councillor for Urban Development and Transport
10.30 - 10.45 Coffee Break
10.45 - 11.30 Heinz Zemanek, Austria, The Inventor of the first Austrian Computer "Mailüfterl", Culture and Computer
 
11.30 - 13.00 Lunch Break
Time Room 1 - Festsaal Room 2 - Wappensaal Room 3 - 317 Room 4 - 319 Room 5 - ADV
  Chair: G. Avern, UK Chair: St. Bullas, UK Chair: N. Ryan, UK Chair: C. Orton, UK Chair: J. Barceló, Spain
  VIRTUAL REALITY MEMORIAL SESSION RESCUE ARCH. STATISTICS CAD
13.00-13.20
Zs. Vasáros/ G. Divinyi, Hungary: Progressive 3D modelling of the Theban Tomb 32

Peter Reynolds Memorial Session

"His Legacy and his Beneficiaries"

J. West, UK: Experimental Archæology at Butser Ancient Farm
N. Tasic,V. Jevremovic, P. Dakic, M. Maric, Yugoslavia: ARCHAEO-PACKPRO! - A software for archaeological excavations and research
E. Begovatov, Russia: Some tasks of reconstruction in archaeology (osteology and ceramics)
V. Nautiyal/ M. Naithani/ S. Nautiyal, India: Development of Digital archives of archaeological resources: New opportunities of archaeological computing in India
13.20-13.40 S. Paley USA: The Citadel of Nimrud Iraq: A Virtual Reality Interactive Model as a Resource for World Heritage Preservation

St. Dyer, A. Alani, UK: The Archæo-Geophysical Test Site

 F. Djindjian, France: Computerized Methods and Methodology dedicated to Rescue Archaeology A. Gilboa/A. Karasik/I. Sharon/U. Smilansky, Israel: Towards computerized ceramic typology and classification G. Indruszewski, G. Farin, A. Razdan, A. Simon, D. Van Alfen, J. Rowe, Germany/USA: Application of 3D Modeling in Ship Reconstruction and Analysis. Tools and Techniques
13.40-14.00 M. Forte/S.J. Kay/ M.E. Bonfigli/ A. Guidazzoli/ M. Zane, Italy: Aksum Project a Virtual Reality Multi Platform for reconstructing Archaeological Landscapes St. Bullas, Gary Allman, UK: Recording & Maintenance of the Results Database M. Doneus, W. Neubauer, Austria: Digital recording of stratigraphic excavations G.C.L. Velho, Portugal: Minding the Minning J. Melero; A. León; F. Contreras; J.C. Torres, Spain: A new system for interactive vessel reconstruction and drawing
14.00-14.20 B. Frischer, USA: "The UCLA CVRLab Roman Forum Project: Final Report" Ch. Shaw, UK: Delving into the Future H. Skousen, Denmark: Between soil and computer - Digital registration of fielddata on a Danish excavation project K. Ozawa, Japan: An Overlapping Cluster Scheme CUTL.HERIT.PUBLIC T. Granollers/ J. Lorés/ G. Raimat/E. Junyent/ E. Tartera, J. Aquilo, Spain: Design of augmented reality systems in archaeological sites
14.20-14.40 A. Goncalves/A. J.Mendes, Portugal: The rebirth of a Roman Forum - The case study of the Flavian Forum of Conimbriga   A. Bouzouggar, Morocco: Computers in Moroccan Archaeology : first results from Paleolithic sites M. J. Baxter, Ch. Beardah, UK: Statistical Computing and Compositional Data Analysis in Archaeology A. Guidazzoli/ M. Alessio Mauri/ G. B. Cohen/R. Salvi/ R. Perani/M. Ch. Liguori, Italy : Augmented Culture: Historical Environments for Captivating Educational TV Programs
14.40-15.00 J.-A. Beraldin/ M. Picard/ S.F. El-Hakim/, G. Godin, V. Valzano/ A. Bandiera, Canada: Photorealistic 3D modeling of a Byzantine Crypt M. Forte, S. Pescarin, R. Sala, J.-M. Deom, Italy: Land use and irrigation works in Kazakhstan in the present and in historical times. Geo-archaeological investigations throughout GIS and Remote Sensing T. Kerig, Germany: Toward a cultural measure of time: Remarks on phasing CA-derived Petrie-matrices and the use of DCA M. Jobst, Austria: Presenting archaeological information with the help of multimedia cartography
15.00-15.40 Coffee Break
VIRTUAL REALITY GIS ARCH.PROSPECTION STATISTICS CUTL.HERIT.PUBLIC
15.20-15.40
M. Meister/M. Boss, Germany: On using State of the Art Computer Games Engines to Visualize Archaeological Structures in Interactive Teaching and Research

A. Bevan, UK: A Digital Mediterranean Countryside. GIS approaches to the structure of the post-medieval landscape of Kythera (Greece)
N. Doneus, M. Doneus, W. Neubauer, Austria: Integrated archaeological interpretation of combined prospection data
M.Kadar/ I. Ileana, Romania: Assessing cluster validity in the study of Eneolithic copper artifacts from Romania
E. Jerem/ Zs. Mester/Á. Ringer/Zs. Vasáros, Hungary: Back to the Szeletians - a museum project for virtual and real Prehistoric tour in NE Hungary
15.40-16.00 M. Anderson, UK: Computer Games and Archaeological Reconstruction: The Low Cost VR

D. Constantinidis, Greece: The Interconnectivity of Cultural Sites

W. Neubauer, A. Ullrich, N. Studnicka, J. Riegl,Austria: Terrestrial 3D-Laser-Scanners and their Applications in Archaeology J. Lechterbeck, Germany: Adding a new dimension to pollenanalysis: Human impact in space and time. D. Clarke/ J. Hemsley/ N. Shaw, UK: Archaeology Museums & 3D: A New European International ‘Network of Excellence and Roadmap’ Project
16.00-16.20 St. Kirchner, Germany: Virtual Archaeology - VR-based knowledge management and -marketing in archaeology - after 2 years M. Katsianis, UK: Stratigraphic Reconstruction of Multi-period Sites Using GIS: The Case of Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Knossos S. Dey, R. Ray, India: Satellite Image Interpretation of West Karbi Anglong, North East India : A Geo-archaeological study A. Zimmermann/ E. Claßen, Germany: Tesselations and Triangulations – Understanding the structure of a cave art panel

W. Börner / R. Groß, Austria: The Cadastre of Cultural Heritage
16.20-16.40 D.B.Arnold/ A.M.Day/ D.W.Fellner/ S.Havemann, Germany: The Charismatic Approach to Modelling and Rendering of Historic Urban Environments A. Zeeb-Lanz, Germany: Effective - easy to use - economical: PGIS, the database for archaeological monuments in Speyer (Pfalz), Germany M. Farjas, J.G Rejas, J. A. Gómez, E. De Miguel2, Á. Fernández-Renau, Spain: Airborne Multispectral remote sensing application in archaeological areas E. Claßen, A. Zimmermann, Germany: Tesselations and Triangulations - Understanding Early Neolithic social networks V.Bryant/N. Lockett, UK: Old data - new ideas
16.40-17.00 C.Laugerotte/ P. Anagnostopoulos /A. Dierkens /N. Warzée, Belgium: Virtual 3D reconstruction of a rood-screen from its archaeological fragments M. van Leusen, Netherlands: The Background CVI, a tool for landscape classification? V. Belyaeva, Russia: 3D reconstruction of the cultural layer J. Pakkanen, UK: Simulating ancient foot units 3A the effect of sample size and noise on cosine quantogram analysis J. Veeckman/ F. Herman, Belgium: Archeoweb Antwerp: promoting archaeology to the wider public
17.00-17.20 Techne - Meeting B. Mušic, B. Slapšak, E. Farinetti, Slovenia/ Netherlands: Ancient Tanagra (Grimadha): geophysics, DEM, modelling, statistics and classification for understanding ofurban plan and on-site activity areas UISPP - Meeting V. Moiseyev, Russia: Spatial differentiation of technological areas within Upper Paleolithic Sites of the Pushkari group V.A. Sholoshenko, Ukraine: Computer in archaeological education in Ukraine: The project of multimedia encyclopedia of archaeology and the ancient history of Ukraine
17.20-17.40 Techne - Meeting E. Farinetti/K. Sbonias, Netherlands/ Greece: Fields of wheat back to the land. A GIS environment for the study of medieval village history incentral Greece UISPP - Meeting P. E. Koch, A. Naeve, Austria/Germany"The digital future of regional museums: Ready to market - a business model with innovative technologies A. Al Qubaisi/ I. Elkhawas, United Arab Emirates: A brief Proposal for an Online Presentation of the Cultural Heritage in the United Arab Emirates (UAE): An Application in Al-Ain City
   
19.30- 22.00 KUNSTHISTORISCHES MUSEUM WIEN
   
   
Thursday, 10th April 2003
08.00-16.00 Registration Steinsaal II
Time Room 1 - Festsaal Room 2 - Wappensaal Room 3 - 317 Room 4 - 319 Room 5 - ADV
  GIS ARCH.PROSPECTION INTEGRATING STATISTICS CULT.HERIT.PUBLIC
08.40-09.00 . M. Otchir-Goriaeva, Russia: The archaeological Prospection in the North-Western Caspian. The study of material culture, be it of individual   O. Farrington, N.K.Taylor, UK: A Machine Learning algorithm was applied to geo-archaeological soil data from a range of urban archaeological deposits, to determine a classification of these deposit types P. Campo, Argentina: “Computer… what for? Virtuality vs Reality in Archaeology”
09.00-09.20 J. Machacek, M. Kucera, Czech Republic: The GIS Project POHAN - the digital catalogue and intra site analysis powered by GIS K. Ahmet, USA: The Western Papaguería from the Air: The Use of Digital Imagery with Kite and Balloon Aerial Photography K. May, S. Cross, UK: Revelation: practice, technology, dissemination and the design of a field recording system J. A. Barceló/J. Pijoan-López, Spain: Neural Networks for statistical hypothesis testing N. Di Blas/ F. Garzotto/ M. Guermandi/ F. Niccolucci, P. Paolini, Italy: A methodology for evaluating archaeological web sites
09.20-09.40 D. Van Hove, UK: Time and experience: taskscapes within GIS A. Sarris, S. Topouzi, F. Triantafyllidis, S. Soetens, G. Pliakou, Greece: Revealing the Ancient City of Lefkada through the Use of Shallow-depth Geophysical Prospection and GIS Techniques M. van Leusen, Netherlands: Some failed attempts at merging field survey data sets P. Verhagen, Netherlands: Establishing optimal core sampling strategies: theory, simulation and practical implications R. Tringham, USA: Interweaving Digital Narratives with Dynamic Archaeological Databases for the Public Presentation of Cultural Heritage
09.40-10.00 St. Rossi/ R.Maggi, Italy: Managing different scales in intra site and micro regional analyses using GIS G.Zdanovich/ V. Kochnev/ B. Punegov, Russia: The Experience in Applying 3 D Technologies of Magnet Fields Interpretation got at the archaeological site "Arkaim" J. Huggett, UK: Archaeology and the New Technological
Fetishism		 E. Uleberg, Norway: Strange attractors in the High Mountains W. Dietz/L. Scheuermann/I. Krupka/K. Burgbacher, Germany: The Topography of the Peasants Revolt 1525 in the duchy Wuerttemberg
10.00-10.20 C. Longhi, C. Mangani, Italy: GIS spatial analisis in the etruscan trading centre of Bagnolo S.Vito (Mantova, Italy) G.B. Zdanovich, Russia: Fortified centres of the Middle Bronze Age in the South Trans-Ural acc to Aerial data G. Chroust, Austria: Software Archaeology: An interdisziplinary view C. Mayer, Austria: Quantifying the „State of the Art: A statistical analysis of information on archeological sites M. Grellert, Germany: New Forms of Cultural Remembrance in the Age of Digital Media
10.20-10.40 Coffee Break
Time Room 1 - Festsaal Room 2 - Wappensaal Room 3 - 317 Room 4 - 319 Room 5 - ADV
  GIS VIRTUAL REALITY INTEGRATING STATISTICS CULT.HERIT.PUBLIC
10.40-11.00
G. Verhoeven/ F. Vermeulen/ M. De Dapper/ B. De Vliegher, Belgium: The Potenza Valley survey: Towards an explanation of the settlement patterns through the combined use of GIS and different survey techniques

I. Vatanen, Finland: Archaeological virtual reality as an infrastructure of processes - exploring the methodologies for the management of archaeological information
D. Grosman/, M. Eric/ T. Gvozdanovic/ D. Pollak, Slovenia: A digital chasm - the role of real time data control in archaeological excavation
I. Johnson, Australia: Mapping artefact distributions through time using
aoristic analysis
 W. Kilbride, UK: Preserving Digital Data: The School Report!
11.00-11.20 L. Nuninger, Slovenia: Questions of protohistoric territorial heritage through the settlement systems during the Iron Age : a case study of the eastern Languedoc (France)

W. Knoll/W. Zöller, Germany: Visualizations-A Critical Survey

 J.-A. Beraldin/ F. Blais/ L. Cownoyer/ J. Domey/ G. Godinand, M. Rioux, Canada: Active 3D sensing for heritage applications I. Herzog, Germany: The archaeological inventory discovered. Group and conquer – a method for displaying large stratigraphic data sets

C. Hardman/J. Clarke, UK: OASIS II: real world problems; real world solutions
11.20-11.40 G. Indruszewski, Germany: GIS-analysis in the reconstruction of an early medieval landscape. The Upper Lusatian case-study T. Stöllner, Germany: Subterrain- Modelling - Part 1: Virtual Reality in Mines - so what? M. Kampel, R. Sablatnig, Austria: New achievements on pottery reconstruction P. Mutzel/ B. Reitgruber/ B. Schuhmacher, Austria: Recent Advances on ArchEd  
11.40-12.00 Kl. Löcker/ W. Neubauer/ M. Doneus, Austria: The prehistoric fortified settlement “Burg” near Schwarzenbach/ Austria - The implementation of a new documentation method for stratigraphic excavations G. Steffens, Germany: Subterrain-Modelling - Part 2: From plan to computer model - Entering the 3rd dimension C. Finn, UK: Silicon Valley re-excavated: mapping the constant change I.Toropov, Russia : Density analysis of lithic artifact distribution and allocation of economic zones on Late Paleolithic sites B. N. Oz/ N. Ozgonul, Turkey: Information Management in Archaeological Sites
12.00-13.40 Lunch Break
Time Room 1 - Festsaal Room 2 - Wappensaal Room 3 - 317 Room 4 - 319 Room 5 - ADV
  GIS VIRTUAL REALITY ECAI- Session 1 STATISTICS CULT.HERIT.MANAG.
13.40-14.00
T. Podobnikar/J. Dular/ S. Tecco Hvala, Slovenia: An approach to the ancient roads study: The case study of the region Dolenjska (Slovenia) in Iron Age

C. Meister/ B. Asmus, South Africa: The Cederberg Rock Art Survey Project: Part I- QuickTime Virtual Reality® (QTVR) and the documentation of rock art localities

An introduction to ECAI

P.S.Ell, UK Chair

L.Lancaster,USA: The role of ECAI in the humanities and social sciences
C. Putzolu/ A. Mc Carthy/ L. Ristvet, Italy: Volumes of History. Volume calculation from 3D sections at the Tell Leilan City Gate Excavation
 R. Karl, UK: Après moi le déluge? Heritage event management and the Central European floods 2002
14.00-14.20 R. Gietl/M. Kronberger/M. Mosser, Austria: Site Reconstruction of Ancient Vindobona C. Meister/B. Asmus, South Africa: The Cederberg Rock Art Survey Project: Part II - A coordinate Field Record and Database Structure R. Mostern, USA: Content, research, and publishing in ECAI: New models for digital scholarship and heritage preservation F. Stanescu, Romania: A database and the statistical analyse of the orientation of the altar in some palaeochristian and byzantine churches of Dobrogean Area, Romania W. Haas/H. Mayer/ S. Rußegger/ H. Zeiner, Austria: Integrating Web and GIS Services into Archive and Collection Management Systems
14.20-14.40 W. F. M. Beex, Netherlands: The use and abuse of DTM’s and DEM’s G. Avern, UK: It’s the Best, Forget the Rest. A Design for a 3D Scanner Tailored to Archaeology J. Zerneke, USA: The ECAI infrastructure for data sharing DATABASE APPL. E.S.Lohse/ C. Schou, USA: Automated Classification of Stone Projectile Points in a Neural Network G. Lange, Netherlands: Co-operation in the development and exploitation of National Reference Collections
14.40-15.00   M. Schaich, Austria: 3D Laser Scanning and 3D Information System - New High Tech Surveying Techniques for three dimensional Heritage Recording I. Johnson, Australia: TimeMap: an interactive, time-enabled web mapping system for Internet datasets registered with ECAI S. Stead, UK: CIDOC Core Data Standard For Archaeological And Architectural Heritage and the CIDOC Reference Model B. Martens/ H. Peter, Austria: Developing a Systematics Regarding Virtual Reconstruction of Synagogues in Vienna
15.00-15.20   M. Schaich/ K. Grether/ B. Schütz, Austria: A Concept for 3D Damage Mapping with Augmented Reality Technologies

C. Cary, USA: Creating a community and building an atlas: Recovery and reintegration: Visualizing archaeological data for Southeast Asia

Discussion

 G. Pardi, D. Venturi, Italy: Thesaurus di Toponomastica Archaeologica D. Aleksovski /L. Nikolik, Republic of Macedonia: Rock Art the most important World Heritage and the Public
15.20-15.40 Coffee Break
Time Room 1 - Festsaal Room 2 - Wappensaal Room 3 - 317 Room 4 - 319 Room 5 - ADV
  VIRTUAL REALITY ECAI- Session 2 DATABASE APPL. CULT.HERIT.MANAG.
15.40-16.00
   W. F. M. Beex/J. W.M. Peterson, UK: The Arminghall Henge in space and time: how Virtual Reality contributes to research on its orientation

The intellectual agenda: the cultural meaning of time and space

D. Bodenhamer, USA, Chair

 P. Stadler, Austria: Evaluation of the Complete Find Material of an Archaeological Culture with Image Database "Montelius" H. Kamermans/J. Deeben/D. Hallewas/M. van Leusen/Philip Verhagen/P. Zoetbrood, Netherlands: Deconstructing the crystal ball: the state of the art of predictive modelling for archaeological heritage management in the Netherlands
16.00-16.20 . M. Goriany/ D. Schön, Austria: Latest News from Vienna's medieval Jewish quarter. Thanks to recent research parts of the Jewish quarter rise again in a computer reconstruction I. N. Gregory: Introduction to the importance of time and space in the social sciences J. Holmen/ C.-E. Ore/ L. J. Tvedt/Ø. Eide, Norway: Documenting two histories at once: Digging in archaeology K.B. Zinglersen, Denmark: OdenseByGIS - Urban Archaeological GIS
16.20-16.40   M. Forte/ S. Pescarin/ E. Pietroni/ C. Rufa, D. Borra, D. Bacilieri, Italy: The Multimedia Room of the Scrovegni Chapel: a Virtual Heritage Project W. Kilbride, UK: Time and space in the humanities: a view from archaeology A.V. Postnov/ A.A. Anoykin/ N.A. Kulik, Russia: Connection between stone tool types of Denisova Cave and their petrophysical features S. Rab, United Arab Emirates: The Role of VR Technology in Restoring Building Histories & Archaeological Landscape at Mleiha, Sharjah.
16.40-17.00   S. Viti, Italy: Between reconstruction and reproduction: the role of virtual models in archaeological research

S. Anderson: Time and space in the arts

Discussion

 E. Vavra/ I. Matschinegg, Austria: REALonline - an interdisciplinary picture database O. Makinde, Nigeria: Adopting effective strategies
17.00-17.20   INTERNET APPL. F.Balck/F. Keller, Germany: Animation by computer - a tool for understanding the dynamical behavior of ancient machines   N. Prokopiev, Bulgaria: Internet based stone artifacts database P. Akhanchi, AzerbaijanDatabase "Archaeological monuments of North-Eastern Azerbaijan" (quantitative analysis of archaeological sources)
17.20-17.40   S. van Raalte/ R. Källman/ T. Wikström, Sweden: A Cultural Heritage dialogue. IT-support for reflections on the present and the future   D. Green/ N. Joseph/ J. Cosmas/ T. Itagaki, UK: A Universal Archaeological Database Model  
17.40-18.00       T. Madsen, Denmark: ArchaeoInfo. An Object Oriented information system for archaeological excavations  
   
18.45-21.00 Natural History Museum Vienna
   
   
Friday, 11th April 2003
08.00-16.00 Registration Steinsaal
Time Room 1 - Festsaal Room 2 - Wappensaal Room 3 - 317 Room 4 - 319  
  GIS INTERNET APPL. ECAI- Session 3 ARCH. PROCESSES  
09.00-09.20 K. Sorensen/ J. B. Glover/ S. L. Fedick, USA: A Volumetric Assessment of Ancient Maya Architecture: A GIS Approach to Settlement Patterns M. Gillick/ P. McKeague/ R. Strachan, UK: Online web developments at the Royal Commission of the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland

Where, when and why: space and time in research

I.N.Gregory, Chair

K. Kemp: Classifying time and space with GIS

 A. Okon, Poland: State of advance in using computer methods in polish archaeology  
09.20-09.40 T. Tsonev/ E. Montagnari Kokelj/ Ch. Piano, Bulgaria, Italy: Efficiency of Chipped-Stone Techniques: An Analytical Model based on GIS data D.I.Micle, Romania :The ARHEOTIM Archeology Portal R. Mostern, M. Buckland, USA: Toward a gazetteer Clearinghouse for distributed historical and cultural content M. Zhukovsky, Russia: A new life for old data: approaches, methods, perspective  
09.40-10.00 T. G. Whitley, USA: Causality and Cross-Purposes in Archaeological Predictive Modeling A. Corns/ E. Kilfeather, Ireland: CIPHER (Communities of Interest to Promote Heritage of European Regions)- Internet cultural portals and the development of an Irish Cultural Heritage Forum M. L. Berman, USA: Integration of Multilingual Gazetteer Data S. Hermon, F. Niccolucci, A. Francesca, M.-R. Iovino, V. Leonini, Italy: Archaeological typologies ­ an archaeological fuzzy reality  
10.00-10.20 M. Cattani/ A. Fiorini/ B. Rondelli, Italy: “Computer applications for a reconstruction of archaeological stratigraphy as a predictive model in urban and territorial contexts” K. Fernie, UK: Revealing collections: discovery, access and inter-operability

D. Bodenhamer, USA: Moving through time

I. N. Gregory: Analysis in space and time

Discussion

 O. Missikoff, M. Missikoff, Italy: Ontology as a formal base for the conceptual modeling of archaeological entities
10.20-10.40 Coffee Break
Time Room 1 - Festsaal Room 2 - Wappensaal Room 3 - 317 Room 4 - 319 Room 5 - ADV
  GIS INTERNET APPL. GPS OSTEOLOGY CULT.HERIT.MANAG.
10.40-11.00
R. Ebersbach/ C. Schade, Switzerland/ Germany: Modeling the intensity of early neolithic land use with the help of GIS - an example from the „Mörlener Bucht“, Wetterau, Hesse, Germany

D. Evans/ I. Johnson, Australia: Enriching online site databases through user contribution: the development of an interactive map of UNESCOs World Heritage list
M. Farjas/ M. Alonso/ LAR Research Team: Mapping our Heritage
P. Gunz, P. Mitteroecker, FL. Bookstein, GW. Weber, Austria: Computer aided reconstruction of incomplete human crania using statistical and geometrical estimation methods
 O. Missikoff/ M. Forte, Italy: Proposal for a deployment of Business Process Re-engineering techniques to CH (and VH) Management
11.00-11.20 Th. Frank/ K.P. Wendt, Germany: Up & Down. Scaling archaeological data provided by GIS based procedures: Up-scaling areas of economic interest in the Neolithic – a comparative case study from the Rhineland and the Wetterau/Germany M. Baldi/ F. Carminati, Italy: A web oriented database for archaeological spreading R. Shaw, Ireland: Global Positioning System - Advancing Survey Techniques in Archaeology P. Mitteroecker, P. Gunz, M. Teschler -Nicola, GW. Weber, Austria: New Morphometric Methods in Paleopathology. Shape Analysis of a Neolithic Hydrocephalus

X. D. Zhu, China: Strategy of Cultural Heritage Management Based on Information Science in China
11.20-11.40 K. P. Wendt/ Th. Frank, Germany: Up & Down. Scaling archaeological data provided by GIS based procedures: Down-scaling archaeological data to the level of natural landscape units in Germany - a comparative case study from the Rhineland and the Wetterau/Germany A. Calosci, Spain: When the people are the context; Putting the "minor" Picasso- Arias collection and its "major" context onto the web A. Bilc, B. Slapšak, Slovenia: GPS in survey and excavation: Slovenian experience N. Lynnerup, Denmark: Imaging the Dead B. Ducke, Germany: A geo-archaeological model of holocene landscape development and its implications for the preservation of archaeological sites
11.40-12.00 P. Jablonka, Germany: Reconstructing Sites and Archives. Information and Presentation Systems at Troy   A. Postnov/ E. Vergounov, Russia: Navigation GPS-positioning for Archaeology G. Guipert, France: Three-dimensional imagery, a new look on the Man of Tautavel L. Krušinová, Czech Republic:Official List of Archaeological Sites in the Czech Rep.
12.00-13.40 Lunch Break
Time Room 1 - Festsaal Room 2 - Wappensaal Room 3 - 317 Room 4 - 319 Room 5 - ADV
  GIS INTERNET APPL. ECAI- Session 4 ARCHEOMETRY CULT.HERIT.MANAG.
13.40-14.00
H. Tsumura, Japan: Geostatistical approach to the topology of the prehistoric settlement system. A case study in Musashino upland, Tokyo, Japan

J. Häser, Germany: An Internet-Geographical Information System for multidisciplinary Research in Oman

Building the infrastructure

S. Anderson, Chair

S. Anderson: Summary of previous sessions
V.M.Sirbu/ D. A. Stefan, Romania: A Dacian Sacred Enclosure in the Carpathian Mountains: Pietroasele-Gruiu Darii
 S.D. Liyanage, Sri Lanka: The Potentials of the Digital Literacy in Sri Lankan Archaeology
14.00-14.20 St.Merlo,UK: The "contemporary mind". 3D GIS as a challenge in excavation practice D. C. Papadopoulos/ E. C. Mavrikas, Greece: Peer-to-Peer Ways to Cultural Heritage

P. S. Ell, UK: Data creation

W. Kilbride, UK: Data Preservation, access and integration

 R. Darmawan, Indonesia: Optimizing Digital Library for National Heritage as
Cultural Heritage Managing Device
14.20-14.40     I. N. Gregory: Training and education N. Rashid, PakistanCultural heritage and people
14.40-15.00 Coffee Break

D. Bodenhamer, USA: Organizational models

 

  
Time Room 1 - Festsaal Room 2 - Wappensaal Room 3 - 317 Room 4 - 319 Room 5 - ADV
  PHOTOGRAMMETRY ECAI- Session 4 GIS CULT.HERIT.MANAG.
15.00-15.20 G. Avern, UK: The Orthographic Approximation - a simple geometrical model for avoiding perspective error in constructing photomosaics

P. S. Ell, UK: Funding models

Discussion

 A. El-Shazly, Japan: A Study on the Cognitive Structure of the Historical European Quarter in Cairo G. Mules, Australia: Building Community-based Information Management Systems within Aboriginal Cultures of the Kimberley Region, Australia
15.20-15.40 M. Sauerbier/K. Lambers, Switzerland: From vectors to objects: modeling the Nasca Lines at Palpa, Peru Coffee Break G. Pizziolo/ M. De Silva, Italy: GIS analysis of historical cadastral maps as a contribution in landscape archaeology C. Mules, Australia: Australian Aboriginal contemporary art – cultural artefact or virtual icon?
15.40-16.00 J. A. Barceló/O. Vicente, Spain: Photogrametric applications in prehistoric archaeological sites

ECAI- Session 5 ECAI and Historical GIS - the State of the Art

L. Lancaster, USA, Chair

R. Simar, USA: Medieval German Shrines and the Reformation: A Geographic Information System

 A. A. Velho, Portugal: EuroPreArt WebGIS: Memories looking into the future I. Elkhawas/ A. Al Qubaisi, United Arab Emirates: The 3D Documentation of Al-Jahili Fort in Al-Ain, United Arab Emirates (UAE). A Virtual Reality Application
16.00-16.20 H. Thaler, Italy: Virtual Reconstruction of the Excavation and 3D Analysis of the Statues from Grumentum I. Merzliakova, M. L. Berman, Russia/USA: From Tibet to Altai: Place Names of Western China on Old Russian Maps G. Higginbottom/ A. Smith/ R. Clay, UK: Being There: viewing time and distance across space G. Di Gironimo, B. Ferrara, St. Patalano, Italy: Definition and reconstruction of parametric archetypes of archaeological artefacts by means of CAD techniques
16.20-16.40 O. Georgoula/ D. Kaimaris/ G. Karadedos/ P. Patias, Greece: Geoinformation and archaeology - an integrated study in the Archaeological site of Philippoi in N. Greece K. Heung-kyu, C. Young-joon, K. Jong-hyuk, J. Chi-young, S. Hang-su, South Korea: Compilation of the Administrative Atlas of the Chosun Dynasty (1392-1910) L. M. Cornish, Australia: The Application of GIS in Analysing Human Threats to Shipwrecks. Port Phillip Bay, Victoria, Australia L. Iakovleva, Ukraine: Computerised methods for Palaeolithic art studies
16.40-19.30 CAA-MEETING

M. L. Berman, USA: Time - Differentiated datasets for Chinese historical administrative units

D. Bodenhamer, USA: North American Religion Atlas

I. N. Gregory, P. S. Ell, UK: The Great Britain Historical GIS

Discussion

 AG ARCH MEETING
   
19.30-21.30 Farewell Reception - Festsaal-Vienna City Hall
   
Saturday, 12th April 2003
  Excursion to the Archaeological Park Carnuntum (see our webpage)

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