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Du 29 mars au 2 avril 2016 aura lieu la 44e édition du CAA (Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology).
La conférence aura lieu à l’Université d’Oslo et le thème principal sera “Explorer un océan de données”, en référence à l’héritage maritime de la Norvège.
Le programme détaillé sera publié sur le site officiel à partir du 8 janvier 2016.
Inscription ici, avec pour condition de devenir membre du CAA auparavant (inscription valide un an).
The 44th Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology Conference (CAA 2016) will be held from March, 29th to April, 2nd, 2016.
It will be held in the Univeristy of Oslo, Norway, and the main theme will be “Exploring Oceans of Data” in reference to Norway’s maritime heritage.
The detailed program will be announced on the officiel website from January, 8th, 2016.
Registration here, with the condition to become a member of the CAA (registration valid for a year).
27 sessions auront lieu pendant la conférence:
27 sessions will take place during the conference :
- S1. Building Cyberinfrastructure from the Ground Up for the North Atlantic Biocultural Oganization: Introducing the cyberNABO Project.
- S2. Using GIS Modeling to Solve Real-World Archaeological Problems
- S3. Exploring Maritime Spaces with Digital Archaeology: Modelling navigation, seascapes, and coastal spaces.
- S4. Databases and archives – how do we handle the digital archives?
- S5. Unstable futures/Potential pasts: scenarios for digital computing 2020
- S6. Computer tools for depicting shape and detail in 3D Archaeological models
- S7. Integrating 3D photogrammetric data in the field: challenges, implications and solutions
- S8. Modelling approaches to analyse the socio-economic context in archaeology II: defining the limits of production
- S9. Archaeological Information Languages and Notations
- S10. Theorising the Digital: Digital Theoretical Archaeology Group (digiTAG) and the CAA.
- S11. Supporting researchers in the use and re-use of archaeological data: continuing the ARIADNE thread
- S12. Documentation interpretation and communication of Digital Archaeological Heritage.
- S13. Computational approaches to ancient urbanism: documentation, analysis and interpretation
- S14. Can You Model That? Applications of Complex Systems Simulation to Explore the Past
- S15. Interpretations from digital sensations? Using the digital sensory turn to discover new things about the past.
- S16. Networking the past: Towards best practice in archaeological network science
- S17. The Road Not Taken: modelling approaches to transport on local and regional scales
- S18. Analyzing Social Media & Online Culture in Archaeology
- S19. New technologies and archeology : the impact of the digital revolution
- S20. Computer vision vs human perception. Time to move on…or not?
- S21. Linked Pasts: Connecting Islands of Content
- S22. Teaching archaeology in the digital age
- S23. Needles in the haystack – Geophysical methods in challenging conditions
- S24. Digital rock art documentations, new perceptions
- S25. Public Archaeology & the use of digital platforms
- S26. The portable XRF revolution: elemental analysis for all?
- S27. Revealing by visualising; Geographic relations in cultural heritage databases
Official website here
http://caaconference.org/