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Official schedule of the CAA 2015 Siena Conference, held from March, 30th to April, 3rd in Siena, Italy.
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Monday, March 30
 

09:00 CEST

3DHOP – Presenting online high-res 3D models: a crash course
3DHOP (3D Heritage Online Presenter) is an open-source tool for the creation of multimedia interactive Web presentations of digital cultural artifacts. 3DHOP target audience range from the museum curators with some IT experience to the experienced Web designers who wants to embed 3D contents in their creations. Based on WebGL, works on almost all platforms, without plugin or a dedicated server, directly inside HTML pages and is capable of streaming multiresolution 3D meshes over HTTP, supporting the exploration of huge 3D models on commodity computers and standard internet connections.

The workshop will present the tool, its components and capabilities, and various examples of 3D web visualization created with it. Then, in a hands-on tutorial, the participants will be guided through the setup of a 3D web visualization, going from a simple example to a more complex multiple-object active-spots animated 3D-HTML page.

The participants will receive documentation material, how-to and web templates, and all the 3D/2D data used in the hands-on tutorial (to start experimenting with the tool).

Speakers
avatar for Matteo Dellepiane

Matteo Dellepiane

Researcher, Visual Computing Laboratory - ISTI - CNR - Italy
ISTI-CNR
avatar for Marco Potenziani

Marco Potenziani

Research Fellow, Visual Computing Laboratory Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione (ISTI) National Research Council (CNR)
My research interests include the following fields of Computer Graphics: Web applications design, 3D interactive visualization, Interface desing, Online rendering of large dataset, Digital archeology. I have been engaged in several research projects (funded by EU and national agencies... Read More →


Monday March 30, 2015 09:00 - 10:30 CEST
Room D University of Siena San Niccolò Building

11:00 CEST

3DHOP – Presenting online high-res 3D models: a crash course
3DHOP (3D Heritage Online Presenter) is an open-source tool for the creation of multimedia interactive Web presentations of digital cultural artifacts. 3DHOP target audience range from the museum curators with some IT experience to the experienced Web designers who wants to embed 3D contents in their creations. Based on WebGL, works on almost all platforms, without plugin or a dedicated server, directly inside HTML pages and is capable of streaming multiresolution 3D meshes over HTTP, supporting the exploration of huge 3D models on commodity computers and standard internet connections.

The workshop will present the tool, its components and capabilities, and various examples of 3D web visualization created with it. Then, in a hands-on tutorial, the participants will be guided through the setup of a 3D web visualization, going from a simple example to a more complex multiple-object active-spots animated 3D-HTML page.

The participants will receive documentation material, how-to and web templates, and all the 3D/2D data used in the hands-on tutorial (to start experimenting with the tool).

Speakers
avatar for Matteo Dellepiane

Matteo Dellepiane

Researcher, Visual Computing Laboratory - ISTI - CNR - Italy
ISTI-CNR
avatar for Marco Potenziani

Marco Potenziani

Research Fellow, Visual Computing Laboratory Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione (ISTI) National Research Council (CNR)
My research interests include the following fields of Computer Graphics: Web applications design, 3D interactive visualization, Interface desing, Online rendering of large dataset, Digital archeology. I have been engaged in several research projects (funded by EU and national agencies... Read More →


Monday March 30, 2015 11:00 - 12:30 CEST
Room D University of Siena San Niccolò Building

14:00 CEST

Improving Presentation Skills
Especially for early-career researchers, presenting a paper at an international conference like CAA can be very challenging. Effectively communicating a piece of research in an oral presentation, even to interested peers, is never easy. Personal style, selection of subject matter, choice of presentation material, language barrier and differences in academic culture can all stand in the way of getting the message across. And unfortunately, constructive feedback is often very difficult to obtain.

In this workshop, the CAA Steering Committee wants to offer presenters at CAA the opportunity to practice their paper and receive targeted feedback on their presentation in a 30 minute session. Participants will first present their papers to eachother, and to a small group of experienced presenters. These will then give feedback on the quality of the presentation, and where necessary provide guidelines for improvement, in a supportive atmosphere. Drinks will be arranged afterwards.

Participation is limited to 12 persons; preference will be given to first-time presenters and young researchers.

Speakers
avatar for Philip Verhagen

Philip Verhagen

Don’t worry about people stealing your ideas. If your ideas are any good, you’ll have to ram them down people’s throats.


Monday March 30, 2015 14:00 - 15:30 CEST
Room D University of Siena San Niccolò Building

16:00 CEST

Improving Presentation Skills
Especially for early-career researchers, presenting a paper at an international conference like CAA can be very challenging. Effectively communicating a piece of research in an oral presentation, even to interested peers, is never easy. Personal style, selection of subject matter, choice of presentation material, language barrier and differences in academic culture can all stand in the way of getting the message across. And unfortunately, constructive feedback is often very difficult to obtain.

In this workshop, the CAA Steering Committee wants to offer presenters at CAA the opportunity to practice their paper and receive targeted feedback on their presentation in a 30 minute session. Participants will first present their papers to eachother, and to a small group of experienced presenters. These will then give feedback on the quality of the presentation, and where necessary provide guidelines for improvement, in a supportive atmosphere. Drinks will be arranged afterwards.

Participation is limited to 12 persons; preference will be given to first-time presenters and young researchers.

Speakers
avatar for Philip Verhagen

Philip Verhagen

Don’t worry about people stealing your ideas. If your ideas are any good, you’ll have to ram them down people’s throats.


Monday March 30, 2015 16:00 - 17:30 CEST
Room D University of Siena San Niccolò Building
 
Tuesday, March 31
 

09:00 CEST

5K Where Do We Go From Here? Least Cost Paths Revisited

9:00-9:25
DIMITRIJ MLEKUŽ, DEVI TAELMAN

Energyscapes – An energy expenditure approach for the trade of ornamental stone in Central Adriatic Italy

 

9:25-9:50
IRMELA HERZOG

Dispersal versus optimal path calculation

 

9:50-10:15
EMMA SLAYTON, VIVIANA AMATI, TERMEH SHAFIE, ULRIK BRANDES, MENNO HOOGLAND, CORINNE HOFMAN

Least Cost Pathways and the Caribbean Sea: Using least cost pathway modeling to explore reciprocal connections between the Greater and Lesser Antilles.

10:15-10:40
MARK RAYMON GROENHUIJZEN, PHILIP VERHAGEN

Through hell and high water: a multimodal transport network in the Dutch Roman limes


10:40-11:00

SYLVIANE DÉDERIX

Traveling across archaeological landscapes with the hierarchical communication network


Moderators
avatar for Philip Verhagen

Philip Verhagen

Don’t worry about people stealing your ideas. If your ideas are any good, you’ll have to ram them down people’s throats.

Speakers
avatar for Mark GROENHUIJZEN

Mark GROENHUIJZEN

PhD Candidate, VU University Amsterdam
IH

Irmela Herzog

LVR-Amt für Bodendenkmalpflege im Rheinland Personal Page: http://www.stratify.org
avatar for Dimitrij Mlekuž

Dimitrij Mlekuž

University of Ljubljana
DT

Devi Taelman

Ghent University


Tuesday March 31, 2015 09:00 - 11:00 CEST
Room D University of Siena San Niccolò Building

15:00 CEST

5G How to reveal geographic relations in Databases on cultural heritage

15:00-15:25
MIEKO MATSUMOTO, ESPEN ULEBERG

Dynamic Distributions in macro and micro perspective


15:25-15:50
MIRELLA SERLORENZI, STEFANIA PICCIOLA, ANDREA DE TOMMASI, CRISTIANA CORDONE, FEDERICA LAMONACA, LINO TRAINI, ANDREA VARAVALLO

Cluster Analysis applications for SITAR Project open archaeological datasets


15:50-16:15
CHRISTIAN WILLMES, DANIEL BECKER, GEORG BARETH

Data integration for paleo environmental and archaeological GIS based analysis

 

16:15-16:40

MICHAEL MÄRKER, CHRISTIAN WILLMES, VOLKER HOCHSCHILD, GEORG BARETH
How to exchange data between DB Systems on Early Humans. A case study based on the SFB 806 DB and the ROCEEH ROAD system


Moderators
VH

Volker Hochschild

Head of Geoinformatics, University of Tübingen

Speakers
MM

Mieko Matsumoto

Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo
avatar for Christian Willmes

Christian Willmes

Researcher, University of Cologne


Tuesday March 31, 2015 15:00 - 16:40 CEST
Room D University of Siena San Niccolò Building

17:00 CEST

 
Wednesday, April 1
 

09:00 CEST

5H Geographical and temporal network science in archaeology

9:00-9:25
PETER BIKOULIS

Hypothesis Testing and Validation in Archaeological Networks


9:25-9:50
DANIEL WEIDELE, MEREKE VAN GARDEREN, ULRIK BRANDES

Network Science in Archaeology: A Case Study Replication


9:50-10:15
TOM BRUGHMANS

MERCURY: an agent-based network model of tableware trade in the Roman East


10:15-10:40
SÉBASTIEN PLUTNIAK, JOSÉPHINE CARO, CLAIRE MANEN

Assessing the relevance of a stratigraphy by network analysis of conjoin relations between archaeological objects


10:40-11:00
SERGI LOZANO

Applying spectral analysis in archaeology. The urbanization process in Central Italy



Wednesday April 1, 2015 09:00 - 11:00 CEST
Room D University of Siena San Niccolò Building

11:30 CEST

5H Geographical and temporal network science in archaeology

11:30-11:55

PIM VAN BREE, GEERT KESSELS

Diachronic network analysis in nodegoat: a methodology to dynamically scrutinise, reconfigure and re-evaluate complex datasets

 

11:55-12:20
MANUELA RITONDALE, GUIDO CALDARELLI, MAURO COLETTO

Application of network analysis to the trade routes of antiquities passing through the pontine islands


12:20-12:45
MU-CHUN WU

Wayfaring Social Relations: a spatial construct


Moderators
Speakers
avatar for Pim van Bree

Pim van Bree

Researcher & Software Developer, LAB1100
avatar for Geert KESSELS

Geert KESSELS

Researcher & Software Developer, LAB1100


Wednesday April 1, 2015 11:30 - 13:30 CEST
Room D University of Siena San Niccolò Building

15:00 CEST

6A Approaches for Sensor Data Integration for the Investigation of Archaeological Landscapes

15:00-15:25
TUNA KALAYCI, APOSTOLOS SARRIS

Sensor Data Integration: Concepts and Methods


15:25-15:50
NIKOS PAPADOPULOS, MEROPI MANATAKI, TUNA KALAYCI

Sensor Fusion in Geophysics: A Synthetic Approach


15:50-16:15
ENRIQUE CERRILLO CUENCA, ADARA LÓPEZ

Recording the prehistoric landscapes of Inner Iberia through LiDAR data and Aerial Imagery Repositories (WMS)


16:15-16:40
BENJAMIN DUCKE

Conquering the point clouds: high-performance processing of multi-sensor data in free and open source GIS



Wednesday April 1, 2015 15:00 - 16:40 CEST
Room D University of Siena San Niccolò Building
 
Thursday, April 2
 

09:00 CEST

4B New trends in 3D Archaeology

9:00-9:25
DIRK RIEKE-ZAPP
3D digitization - state-of-the-art and future challenges

9:25-9:50
HERBERT D.G. MASCHNER
A Revolution in Archaeology: 3D Technologies and the Democratization of Prehistory.

9:50-10:15
ROMÁN RANGEL Y JIMÉNEZ-BADILLO
Recognizing the shape of archaeological objects by extracting local orientations of points on the surface of 3D models.

10:15-10:40
GIULIANO DE FELICE
The new trend of 3D archaeology is … going 2D!.

10:40-11:00
ANDRÁS PATAY-HORVÁTH
Master-hand Attributions of Classical Greek Sculptors by 3D- Analysis at Olympia - Some Preliminary Remarks.


Moderators
Speakers
avatar for Herbert Maschner

Herbert Maschner

Director and Professor, Idaho Museum of Natural History
I am Director of the Idaho Museum of Natural History and Professor of Anthropology at Idaho State University. Author of 116 articles, books, and chapters, I am a specialist in the archaeology, biocomplexity, and natural history of Western North America, Alaska and the Arctic. For... Read More →
AP

András Patay-Horváth

MTA Régészeti Intézet


Thursday April 2, 2015 09:00 - 11:00 CEST
Room D University of Siena San Niccolò Building

11:30 CEST

4B New trends in 3D Archaeology

11:30-11:55
VALERIA VITALE
The Iseum in Pompeii: a case study on the use of an RDF ontology to document 3D visualisation of archaeological heritage.

11:55-12:20
VALERIA POSCETTI, JUAN TORREJÓN VALDELOMAR, WOLFGANG NEUBAUER, FLORIAN MARTIN MÜLLER
The Roman Villa of Oberlienz: A multidisciplinary 3D reconstruction.

12:20-12:45
RICCARDO OLIVITO, EMANUELE TACCOLA, NICCOLÒ ALBERTINI
Hand-free interaction in the virtual simulation of the agora of Segesta.

12:45-13:10
CATRIONA COOPER
Auralization: analysing the sound properties of cultural heritage.


13:10-13:30

CHRISTINE WITTICH, TARA HUTCHINSON
Dynamic Characterization and 3D Reconstructions of Massive Human-Form Archaeological Statues for Earthquake Loading.



Thursday April 2, 2015 11:30 - 13:30 CEST
Room D University of Siena San Niccolò Building

15:00 CEST

4B New trends in 3D Archaeology

15:00-15:25

IGOR BARROS-BARBOSA, KIDANE FANTA, PANAGIOTIS PERAKIS, CHRISTIAN SCHELLEWALD, LISE KVITTINGEN, THEOHARIS THEOHARIS

Establishing Parameter Values for the Stone Erosion Process.

15:25-15:50

WILLEM VLETTER

An 4-D analysis of historical road and path networks.


Speakers
avatar for Willem Vletter

Willem Vletter

Vienna Institute for Archaeological Science
The main aim of the dissertation is to develop a methodology for the reconstruction of road and path networks based on ALS data. Basic research will be tested in two different case-study areas (Leitha hills in Austria and the Veluwe in the Netherlands) with different landscape settings... Read More →


Thursday April 2, 2015 15:00 - 16:40 CEST
Room D University of Siena San Niccolò Building

17:00 CEST

7B New Cultural Heritage economies in the digital era

17:00-17:15

AUGUSTO PALOMBINI

The bottom-up approach to project funding: an analytical overview of crowdfunding in archaeology

 

17:25-17:50

DARIA HOOKK, VLADIMIR OPREDELENOV, TATIANA KHARITONOVA

Modeling of a communication with virtual visitors of the museum web-site “Virtual archaeology”

 

17:50-18:15

FRANCESCO ULIANO SCELZA

Archaeology, GIS and urban planning. Territorial polity and economy of cultural heritage

 

18:15-18:40

DOMENICO PARISI, LUCINA GIACOPINI, CRISTINA DELOGU

Simulating the role of the Tiber in ancient Rome


Moderators
AP

Augusto Palombini

Ricercatore, CNR - Istituto per le Tecnologie Applicate ai BBCC

Speakers

Thursday April 2, 2015 17:00 - 18:40 CEST
Room D University of Siena San Niccolò Building
 
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