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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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Popular Events on Tuesday, March 31

 

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Keynote Talk - Maurizio Forte: “The Digital Mind: towards a new Framework for Neuro-Archaeology”

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Keynote Talk - Holly Rushmeier : “Computer Graphics Techniques for Analysis”

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Lunch

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Duomo Tour

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Coffe Break

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Coffe Break

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ROUNDTABLE 6 – Thinking between the lines: conceptualising the future of archaeological databases

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2D Linked Data: From interoperable to interoperating

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Poster Session

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7A Teaching digital archaeology - digitally teaching archaeology

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

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6B New advancements in computational imaging

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Registration

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4E From 3D Scanning of Objects and Monuments to Augmented Reality

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5C Archaeological Theory and Statistical Modelling

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7A Teaching digital archaeology - digitally teaching archaeology

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4C Formal approaches to visibility analysis in ancient architectural spaces and cultural landscapes

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ROUNDTABLE 2 - Arches Heritage Inventory and Management System

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ROUNDTABLE 4 – Simulating the Past: Complex Systems Simulation in Archaeology

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5E Homologation and standardization of archaeological cartographic data

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4F Geomatics approaches in Latin American Archaeology

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5M Improving Resolutions: Use and Potentials of Quantitative Methods in Near Eastern Archaeology

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7C Replication: from the past to the digital age

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

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4F Geomatics approaches in Latin American Archaeology

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7C Replication: from the past to the digital age

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6D Colour and Space in Cultural Heritage: Interdisciplinary connections

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3C Computer and rock art studies: data collection, interpretation and communication

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8C Digital methods in exploring and explaining the development of protourban centres

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8C Digital methods in exploring and explaining the development of protourban centres

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

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Book presentation: "Predicting prehistory. Predictive models and field research methods for detecting prehistoric contexts, Proceedings of the International Workshop, Grosseto (Italy), September 19-20 2013"

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3C Computer and rock art studies: data collection, interpretation and communication