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Conférence – “Where Geomatics Meets Geoscience” 2nd Virtual Geoscience Conference (VGC 2016), Bergen, Norway

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Les 22 et 23 septembre 2016 se tiendra la 2nde édition de la conférence Virtual Geoscience Conference (VCG) à Bergen, Norvège.

Le thème principal de la conférence sera la collaboration multidisciplinaire, et la tendance actuelle de la convergence des recherches en géomatique, visualisation, la 3D et la réalité virtuelle ainsi que la réalité augmentée, qui sont toutes entrain de se combiner avec des applications en geosciences pour donner naissance à des nouvelles et intéressantes possibilités d’analyses.

Thèmes de la conférence :

1. Method developments
Focuses on innovations in acquisition and processing of 3D datasets, new sensors, devices and platforms, and integration of different techniques. This revolves around technology development (hardware and software).

  • Laser scanning (lidar) & novel 3D mapping sensors
  • Photogrammetry/structure from motion (SfM)
  • Sensor integration (multi/hyperspectral, radar, thermal, geophysical)
  • Novel platforms (UAVs)
  • Mobile & real-time computing
  • Augmented reality in fieldwork
  • Laboratory-scale measurement (fossils, flumes, plaster, sediment tanks)

2. Data Analysis
Taking the processed 3D or 2D datasets and using them as the basis for analysis.

  • Interpretation
  • Automated feature mapping
  • Geostatistics
  • Numerical modelling and simulation
  • Visualisation, computer graphics
  • Virtual reality
  • Change detection/monitoring

3. Application Fields
Showcase the major influence of spatial data across the geosciences, combining acquisition, processing and analysis to solve problems and answer outstanding questions.

  • Geology (including petroleum geology): sedimentological mapping, reservoir analogues
  • Structural geology: fracture mapping and network modelling
  • Geomorphology: characterisation of surface processes
  • Natural hazards: rockfalls, landslides, coastal erosion
  • Glaciology/cryosphere: glacier front monitoring
  • Volcanology: lava flow mapping, crater modelling, laboratory methodsHydraulics/through-water mapping
  • Climate/environmentInfrastructure: tunnelling, railway, roads
  • Mining and energy

This list is certainly non-exhaustive. The final programme will be designed based on the scientific quality of the submissions received.

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I 22 e 23 settembre 2016 si terrà la 2nda edizione del la conferenza Virtual Geoscience Conference (VCG) a Bergen, Norvegia.

Il tema principale della conferenza sarà la collaborazione multidisciplinare, e la tendenza attuale della convergenza delle ricerche in geomatica, visualizzazione, computer vision, computer graphics, realtà virtuale e realtà aumentata, che si stanno tutte combinando con applicazioni in geoscienze per fornire nuove ed interessantissime possibilità di analisi.

Temi della conferenza:

1. Method developments
Focuses on innovations in acquisition and processing of 3D datasets, new sensors, devices and platforms, and integration of different techniques. This revolves around technology development (hardware and software).

  • Laser scanning (lidar) & novel 3D mapping sensors
  • Photogrammetry/structure from motion (SfM)
  • Sensor integration (multi/hyperspectral, radar, thermal, geophysical)
  • Novel platforms (UAVs)
  • Mobile & real-time computing
  • Augmented reality in fieldwork
  • Laboratory-scale measurement (fossils, flumes, plaster, sediment tanks)

2. Data Analysis
Taking the processed 3D or 2D datasets and using them as the basis for analysis.

  • Interpretation
  • Automated feature mapping
  • Geostatistics
  • Numerical modelling and simulation
  • Visualisation, computer graphics
  • Virtual reality
  • Change detection/monitoring

3. Application Fields
Showcase the major influence of spatial data across the geosciences, combining acquisition, processing and analysis to solve problems and answer outstanding questions.

  • Geology (including petroleum geology): sedimentological mapping, reservoir analogues
  • Structural geology: fracture mapping and network modelling
  • Geomorphology: characterisation of surface processes
  • Natural hazards: rockfalls, landslides, coastal erosion
  • Glaciology/cryosphere: glacier front monitoring
  • Volcanology: lava flow mapping, crater modelling, laboratory methodsHydraulics/through-water mapping
  • Climate/environmentInfrastructure: tunnelling, railway, roads
  • Mining and energy

This list is certainly non-exhaustive. The final programme will be designed based on the scientific quality of the submissions received.

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The 2nd Virtual Geoscience Conference (VGC) will be held in Bergen, Norway, 22-23 September 2016.

The conference main theme is all about multidisciplinary collaboration, and a recent trend is the general convergence of research in geomatics (spatial science), visualisation, computer vision and graphics, as well as virtual and augmented reality, which are filtering into geoscience applications to give new and exciting analysis possibilities.

Themes of the conference:

1. Method developments
Focuses on innovations in acquisition and processing of 3D datasets, new sensors, devices and platforms, and integration of different techniques. This revolves around technology development (hardware and software).

  • Laser scanning (lidar) & novel 3D mapping sensors
  • Photogrammetry/structure from motion (SfM)
  • Sensor integration (multi/hyperspectral, radar, thermal, geophysical)
  • Novel platforms (UAVs)
  • Mobile & real-time computing
  • Augmented reality in fieldwork
  • Laboratory-scale measurement (fossils, flumes, plaster, sediment tanks)

2. Data Analysis
Taking the processed 3D or 2D datasets and using them as the basis for analysis.

  • Interpretation
  • Automated feature mapping
  • Geostatistics
  • Numerical modelling and simulation
  • Visualisation, computer graphics
  • Virtual reality
  • Change detection/monitoring

3. Application Fields
Showcase the major influence of spatial data across the geosciences, combining acquisition, processing and analysis to solve problems and answer outstanding questions.

  • Geology (including petroleum geology): sedimentological mapping, reservoir analogues
  • Structural geology: fracture mapping and network modelling
  • Geomorphology: characterisation of surface processes
  • Natural hazards: rockfalls, landslides, coastal erosion
  • Glaciology/cryosphere: glacier front monitoring
  • Volcanology: lava flow mapping, crater modelling, laboratory methodsHydraulics/through-water mapping
  • Climate/environmentInfrastructure: tunnelling, railway, roads
  • Mining and energy

This list is certainly non-exhaustive. The final programme will be designed based on the scientific quality of the submissions received.

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Conference – Arqueológica 2.0 8th International Congress on Archaeology, Computer Graphics, Cultural Heritage and Innovation – 5-7 September, 2016, Valencia, Spain

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Du 5 au 7 septembre 2016 se déroulera la conférence internationale Arqueológica 2.0 à Valence, Espagne.

La thème du congrès est “Advanced 3D documentation, modelling and reconstruction of cultural heritage objects, monuments and sites”, avec les principaux thèmes suivants :

  • Data acquisition with metric, photogrammetric, remote sensing and geophysical devices
  • Documentation of cultural heritage
  • High-end digitisation and 3D modelling of objects, monuments and sites
  • Virtual conservation/restoration
  • Virtual archaeology
  • Virtual architecture
  • Virtual museums
  • Virtual Exhibitions
  • Cultural heritage gaming
  • Collaborative environments for cultural heritage
  • Internet technologies and social media in archaeology

Conférenciers invités:

  • Roberto Scopigno is a Research Director at ISTI, an Institute of the Italian National Research Council (CNR) located in Pisa, and leads the Visual Computer Lab. He graduated in Computer Science at the University of Pisa in 1984, and has been involved in Computer Graphics since then.
    He will present “Delivering and using 3D models on the web: are we ready?“
  • Herbert Maschner is Executive Director of Center for Virtualization and Applied Spatial Technologies (CVAST) at the University of South Florida. He also holds tenured Professorships in the USF Department of Anthropology and the School of Geosciences.
    He will present “Building a Global Virtual Archaeology Data Network: Tampa, Paris, La Mancha, and Beyond.“
  • Pedro Santos has been Head of the Competence Center for Cultural Heritage Digitization since 2012. Before he was Deputy Head of the Department of Industrial Applications, today Department of Interactive Engineering Technologies.
    He will present “3D mass digitization: a milestone for archeological documentation”.

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Enregistrement ici

Programme ici

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Dal 5 al 7 settembre 2016 si terrà a Valencia (Spagna) il congresso internazionale Arqueológica 2.0.

Il tema del congresso è “Advanced 3D documentation, modelling and reconstruction of cultural heritage objects, monuments and sites”, colle tematiche seguenti:

  • Data acquisition with metric, photogrammetric, remote sensing and geophysical devices
  • Documentation of cultural heritage
  • High-end digitisation and 3D modelling of objects, monuments and sites
  • Virtual conservation/restoration
  • Virtual archaeology
  • Virtual architecture
  • Virtual museums
  • Virtual Exhibitions
  • Cultural heritage gaming
  • Collaborative environments for cultural heritage
  • Internet technologies and social media in archaeology

Conferenze:

  • Roberto Scopigno is a Research Director at ISTI, an Institute of the Italian National Research Council (CNR) located in Pisa, and leads the Visual Computer Lab. He graduated in Computer Science at the University of Pisa in 1984, and has been involved in Computer Graphics since then.
    He will present “Delivering and using 3D models on the web: are we ready?“
  • Herbert Maschner is Executive Director of Center for Virtualization and Applied Spatial Technologies (CVAST) at the University of South Florida. He also holds tenured Professorships in the USF Department of Anthropology and the School of Geosciences.
    He will present “Building a Global Virtual Archaeology Data Network: Tampa, Paris, La Mancha, and Beyond.“
  • Pedro Santos has been Head of the Competence Center for Cultural Heritage Digitization since 2012. Before he was Deputy Head of the Department of Industrial Applications, today Department of Interactive Engineering Technologies.
    He will present “3D mass digitization: a milestone for archeological documentation”.

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From the 5th to 7th September 2016 will be held in Valencia, Spain the international conference Arqueológica 2.0.

The main theme of the conference will be “Advanced 3D documentation, modelling and reconstruction of cultural heritage objects, monuments and sites”, with the following thematic areas:

  • Data acquisition with metric, photogrammetric, remote sensing and geophysical devices
  • Documentation of cultural heritage
  • High-end digitisation and 3D modelling of objects, monuments and sites
  • Virtual conservation/restoration
  • Virtual archaeology
  • Virtual architecture
  • Virtual museums
  • Virtual Exhibitions
  • Cultural heritage gaming
  • Collaborative environments for cultural heritage
  • Internet technologies and social media in archaeology

Keynotes:

  • Roberto Scopigno is a Research Director at ISTI, an Institute of the Italian National Research Council (CNR) located in Pisa, and leads the Visual Computer Lab. He graduated in Computer Science at the University of Pisa in 1984, and has been involved in Computer Graphics since then.
    He will present “Delivering and using 3D models on the web: are we ready?“
  • Herbert Maschner is Executive Director of Center for Virtualization and Applied Spatial Technologies (CVAST) at the University of South Florida. He also holds tenured Professorships in the USF Department of Anthropology and the School of Geosciences.
    He will present “Building a Global Virtual Archaeology Data Network: Tampa, Paris, La Mancha, and Beyond.“
  • Pedro Santos has been Head of the Competence Center for Cultural Heritage Digitization since 2012. Before he was Deputy Head of the Department of Industrial Applications, today Department of Interactive Engineering Technologies.
    He will present “3D mass digitization: a milestone for archeological documentation”.

 

Website here

Registration here

Program here

SummerSchool – CULTURAL HERITAGE 3D SURVEYING and MODELLING – 30th August–4th September 2016, Valencia, Spain

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 L’école d’été se déroulera à l’Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV).

Participation & enregistrement
La participation est de 550€.
Cela inclut : le matériel de cours, l’hôtel en pension complète, le cocktail de bienvenue, le dîner de fin de séjour et l’accès à internet.
Cela vous permettra également de bénéficier du forfait étudiant pour vous enregistrer pour la conférence internationale ARQUEOLÓGICA 2.0.

Intervenants :
Fabio Remondino–FBK Trento, Italy
Andreas Georgopoulos–NTUA, Athens, Greece
Pierre Grussenmeyer–INSA Strasbourg, France
Stratos Stylianidis–AUTH, Thessaloniki, Greece
Geert Verhoeven–LBI Vienna, Austria
José Luis Lerma–UPV, Valencia, Spain
Fabio Menna–FBK Trento, Italy
Erica Nocerino–FBK Trento, Italy
Francesco Fassi–Politecnico of Milano, Italy

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La summerschool si terrà all’Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV).

Partecipazione
La quota di partecipazione è di 550€.
Include : il materiale delle lezioni, l’albergo tutto compreso, il cocktail di benvenuto, il social dinner ed internet.
Questa partecipazione vi darrà la possibilità di accedere alla quota di studente per partecipare al convegno ARQUEOLÓGICA 2.0.

Professori:
Fabio Remondino–FBK Trento, Italy
Andreas Georgopoulos–NTUA, Athens, Greece
Pierre Grussenmeyer–INSA Strasbourg, France
Stratos Stylianidis–AUTH, Thessaloniki, Greece
Geert Verhoeven–LBI Vienna, Austria
José Luis Lerma–UPV, Valencia, Spain
Fabio Menna–FBK Trento, Italy
Erica Nocerino–FBK Trento, Italy
Francesco Fassi–Politecnico of Milano, Italy

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The Summer School will be held at the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV).
Participation & registration
The registration fee for the participation is 550€.
The fee includes: lecture material, full-board hotel, welcome party, social dinner and free  internet access.
Furthermore, it allows to receive a Student registration fee for attending ARQUEOLÓGICA 2.0–8th International Congress.
Lecturers and tutors:
Fabio Remondino–FBK Trento, Italy
Andreas Georgopoulos–NTUA, Athens, Greece
Pierre Grussenmeyer–INSA Strasbourg, France
Stratos Stylianidis–AUTH, Thessaloniki, Greece
Geert Verhoeven–LBI Vienna, Austria
José Luis Lerma–UPV, Valencia, Spain
Fabio Menna–FBK Trento, Italy
Erica Nocerino–FBK Trento, Italy
Francesco Fassi–Politecnico of Milano, Italy

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Call for sessions – CAA2017, Atlanta, 14-16 March 2017

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The call for sessions  will remain open until the 26th of August.  Please go to the OCS website to log-in and submit your session abstract.  The link above should take you directly to the submission page.  You can also click on the Submissions/Registration tab above.  You will need to log-in, go to User Home, click on CAA 2017 and then look for the Submission link at the bottom of the page under the Conference Information header.

There are three different session formats that you can choose from – 1) “Other” – this is an open format that is at the discretion of the session organizer(s).  The CAA International Scientific Committee is encouraging creative new session formats to create a dynamic environment for sharing projects and ideas.  We ask that the session organizer(s) include a short description of what the session format would look like.  This could include sessions that have short presentations accompanied by posters or digital posters followed by an open discussion or the session could be focused on actively solving a digital archaeology problem.  It is important to stress, that individuals participating in these alternative formats will still have a chance to submit a paper for inclusion in the published proceedings. 2) “Roundtable/Panel” – this is a session format where the session organizer(s) present a position paper in advance of the conference and invite participants to discuss the topic in an open format.  3) “Standard Session” – this is your typical session that is composed of 15 or 25 minute papers presented by the participants.

Each session organizer(s) has 500 words including session title, author names, affiliations, and email addresses and 3 – 5 keywords.  Organizers of “Other” sessions are given 600 words so that they can describe the session format.  Please indicate the corresponding author if there is more than one organizer.  Remember, the official language of the conference is English and all submissions should be in English.  If English is not your first language, it is strongly suggested that you have a fluent English speaker review your abstract before submission.

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Conférence – Mémoires des Archéologues et des Sites Archéologiques (MASA), Nanterre, 26 et 27 septembre 2016

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Le consortium MASA organise un colloque qui se tiendra sur le campus de Nanterre (bâtiment Max Weber) le lundi 26 septembre et le mardi 27 septembre.
Le 26 septembre se tiendront des conférences, le 27 dans la matinée des tables rondes et dans l’après-midi des ateliers.

Tables rondes :

  • 9h30-11h Table ronde « Retour d’expérience sur le traitement et la valorisation d’archives archéologiques », animée par Elisabeth Bellon et Corinne Jouy-Barbelin
  • 10h45-12h45 Table ronde « Publication et données interopérables », animée par Xavier Rodier et Dominique Roux

Ateliers :

  • « Manipuler le CIDOC-CRM pour l’interopérabilité des systèmes d’information archéologique » -Olivier Marlet et Anne-Violane Szabados
  • « La traçabilité de l’image en archéologie de sa production à sa diffusion et conservation pérenne » -Esther Magnière et David Sarmiento
  • « Des mots-clefs pour les données archéologiques : l’écosystème PACTOLS » – Blandine Nouvel, Evelyne Sinigaglia
  • « Comment gérer et exploiter ses référentiels avec OpenTheso » – Miled Rousset
  • « Démonstration du logiciel AtoM : utilisation et réalisations » – François Rimelen et Bruno Morandière
  • « Retour d’expérience sur la re-documentarisation d’une BDD FileMaker « – Nathalie Le Tellier-Becquart et Thomas Francart

Programme provisoire ici