CAA 2004 Proceedings

• Poggesi, G., P. Pallecchi , P. Machetti The Etruscan Town on the Bisenzio. Geophysical Research and Applications
• Barceló, J.A. Archaeological Theory, Techniques and Technologies: Beyond Quantification and Visualization Methods
• Farjas, M., N. Quesada, M. Alonso, A. Diez , CARPA New Technologies Applied to Artefacts: Seeking the Representation of a Column’s Capital
• Nicolucci, F. , S. Hermon A Fuzzy Logic Approach to Reliability in Archaeological Virtual Reconstruction
• Reynoso, C. , D. Castro Chaos and Complexity Tools for Archaeology: State of the Art and Perspectives
• Whitley, T.G. On the Frontier: Looking at Boundaries, Territoriality and Social Distance with GIS
• May, S.C. , V. Crosby Holy Grail or Poison Chalice? Challenges in Implementing Digital Excavation Recording
• Santoriello, A. , F. Scelza The EKFRASYS: a New Proposal of an Archaeological Information System
• Cripps, P. , K. May To OO or not to OO? Revelations from Ontological Modelling of an Archaeological Information System
• Doerr, M., K. Schaller , M. Theodoridou Integration of Complementary Archaeological Sources
• Jerem, E., Z. Mester , Z. Vasáros Projects for the Presentation of the Natural and Cultural Heritage in Hungary
• Perlingieri, C. , N. Lanieri Communication in Archaeology. The use of Multimedia Devices in Communicating Ancient Pasts
• Biehl, P.F. Communicating Archaeology via Multimedia. Multimedia Archaeology in Goseck, Germany
• Doerr, M., A. Kritsotaki , S. Stead Which Period is it? A Methodology to Create Thesauri of Historical Periods
• Bonghi Jovino, M., G. Bagnasco Gianni, L.G. Perego, E. Bertino, P. Mazzoleni , S. Valtolina A Computer-Aided System for Dynamic Pottery Classification Using XML
• Jordal, E., J. Holmen, S.A. Olsen , C.-E. Ore From XML-tagged Acquisition Catalogues to an Event-based Relational Database
• Brunn, A. , M. Schaich ArchaeoCAD, ArchaeoMAP, ArchaeoDATA – An Integrated Archaeological Information System
• Schlader, A., S.E. Lohse, C. Schou , A. Strickland SIGGI-AACS, a Prototype for Archaeological Artifact Classification Using Computerized Agents
• Dam, C., T. Austin , J. Kenny Breaking Down National Barriers: ARENA – A Portal to European Heritage Information
• Vernicos, N., G. Pavlogeorgatos, E. Kavakli, D.C. Papadopoulos, E.C. Mavrikas , S. Bakogianni FCS_WORD: Conceptual and Technical Framework for the Collaborative Documentation, Management and Presentation of Cultural Statistics, Activities and Research on the Web
• Lange, A.G. Artefacts: Starters for Standards
• Mategari, G. , T. Quirino From a Relational Database to an Integrated System: a Milan University Project
• Eide, Ø., J. Holmen , A.B. Høy-Petersen Between the Book and the Exhibition. Creating Archaeological Presentations Based on Database Information
• Bergamaschi, C. , A. Rossi Data Management of Preservation Activities on Archaeological Sites
• Leusen, M. van New Approaches to the Study of Archaeological Landscapes – Session Introduction
• Banning, E.B., A. Hawkins , S.T. Stewart Detection Functions in the Design and Evaluation of Pedestrian Surveys
• Farinetti, E., S. Hermon , F. Nicolucci Fuzzy Logic Application to Artifact Surface Survey Data
• Cattani, M., A. Fiorini , B. Rondelli Scaling and Timing the Past for the Reconstruction of Ancient Landscape
• Monti, A. Human Space and Disadvantage in Settlement Distribution. A GIS Analysis on the Case of “ronchi” and Some New Considerations about the Approach
• Bertoncello, F. , L. Nuninger From Archaeological Sherds to Qualitative Information for Settlement Pattern Studies
• Llobera, M., D. Wheatley, J. Steele, S. Cox , O. Parchment Calculating the Inherent Visual Structure of a Landscape (‘Total Viewshed’) Using High-Throughput Computing
• Fairén, S. Mobility, Visibility and the Distribution of Schematic Rock Art in Central-Mediterranean Iberia
• Ardesia, V. The Geographic Information System of Pescara Valley and the Settlement Patterns in the II Millenium BC
• Tagliabue, A., N.Negroni Catacchio , M. Cardosa Lands of the Middle Fiora Valley in Prehistory and Late Prehistory – from Survey to GIS
• De Silva, M. Landscapes of the Past: The Maremma Regional Park and the Grosseto Coastal Belt – Methodology and Technical Procedures
• Grau Mira, I. From Iberian Oppidum to Roman Municipium – GIS Study of Ancient Landscape in Eastern Spain
• Rajala, U., M. Madella , R. Korisettar Surveying Ashmounds: Integrated Data Collection for the Establishment of Site Life Cycles in Southern Deccan (India)
• Gkiasta, M. Understanding Interpretations of Landscape Research
• Anderson, M. Mapping the Domestic Landscape: GIS, Visibility and the Pompeian House
• Magnoni, A. Counting the Stones: GIS as an Indispensable Tool for Intrasite Analysis at the Ancient Maya City of Chunchucmil (Yucatan, Mexico)
• Pouncett, J. Lithics and Landscape: GIS Approaches to the Analysis of Lithic Artefact Scatters
• Peretto, C., M. Arzarello, R. Gallotti, G. Lembo, A. Minelli , U. Thun Hohenstein Intra-Site Analysis of the Palaeolithic Site of Isernia La Pineta (Molise, Italy)
• Saffiotti, L., F. Iacotucci , A. D'Andrea An Innovative Tool for Web-GIS Applications SVG and the Open Source Format
• Constantinidis, D. Monitoring Archaeological Sites along the New Via Egnatia
• Iacotucci, F. , C. Pellegrino An User-Friendly Approach to GIS-Application: an Utility for the Study of Etruscan Cemetery of Pontecagnano (Italy)
• Hamari, P. Forestry GIS Applications – Protecting Archaeological Sites in Forested Areas
• Massussi, M., P. Massussi, R. Piatti , S. Tucci Intelligent Models and Ideal Cities: a Data Model for a Sustainable Urban Planning and Cultural Heritage Safeguard
• Topouzi, S. The Settlement Pattern of Ancient Icaria through a GIS Approach – A PhD Project (preliminary report)
• Zamora, M. Topoclimatic Models and Viewshed in Archaeological Visibility Studies
• Constantinidis, D. Global Access to Mediterranean Archaeology
• Chapman, P., W. Viant , M. Munoko Constructing Real-Time Immersive Marine Environments for the Visualization of Underwater Archaeological Sites
• Seinturier, J., P. Drap, A. Durand, F. Cibecchini, N. Vincent, O. Papini , P. Grussenmeyer Orthophoto Imaging and GIS for Seabed Visualization and Underwater Archaeology
• Gambogi, P., A. Caiti, G. Casalino, A. Rizzerio , G. Vettori Innovative Technologies for the Investigation of Deep Water Archaeological Sites
• Caiti, A., G. Casalino, G. Conte , S.M. Zanoli Underwater Archaeology: Available Techniques and Open Problems in Fully Automated Search and Inspection
• Spikins, P. , M. Engen Putting Predictive Models Underwater, Challenges, New Perspectives and Potential of GIS Based Predictive Models in Submerged Areas
• Kamermans, H. The Application of Predictive Modelling in Archaeology: Problems and Possibilities
• Witcher, R.E. , S.J. Kay An Application of Predictive Modelling in the Tiber Valley
• Van Hove, D. Imagining Calabria – A GIS Approach to Neolithic Landscapes Some Critical Thoughts on Modelling the Effects of Agency and Qualifying Landscapes in Terms of Human Activity
• Peeters, H. Modelling Mesolithic-Neolithic Land-Use Dynamics and Archaeological Heritage Management: An Example from the Flevoland Polders (The Netherlands)
• Ducke, B. Regional Scale Predictive Modelling in North-Eastern Germany
• Münch, U. Are Current Predictive Maps Adequate for Cultural Heritage Management? The Integration of Different Models for Archaeological Risk Assessment in the State of Brandenburg (Germany)
• Verhagen, P., H. Kamermans, M. van Leusen, J. Deeben, D. Hallewas , P. Zoetbrood First Thoughts on the Incorporation of Cultural Variables into Predictive Modelling
• Whitley, T.G. Re-Thinking Accuracy and Precision in Predictive Modeling
• Sanders, D.H. Virtual Archaeology: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
• Forte, M., S. Pescarin, E. Pietroni , N. Dell'Unto An Integrated Approach to Archaeology: From the Fieldwork to Virtual Reality Systems
• Silva, F., D. Rodrigues , A. Gonçalves House of the Skeletons – A Virtual Way
• Viti, S. Computer Graphics and Virtual Reality: two Different Contributions in Archaeological Research
• Scagliarini Corlàita, D., A. Coralini , E. Vecchietti The Role of Scientific Reconstruction in Virtual Archaeology. Education, Communication and Valorization. The “Pompei – Insula del Centenario (IX 8) Project”
• Czyzewski, L.A. The Virtual Trip Through The Medieval Torun – Possibilities of Using Open Source and Shareware Software in Multimedia Projects and Archaeological Interactive, Virtual Reconstructions of Medieval Architecture
• Montes, R. , F.J. Melero A Multimedia 3D Game for Museums
• Melero, F.J., P. Cano , J.C. Torres Progressive Transmission of Large Archaeological Models
• Lippok, J. Archaeology – A Virtual Adventure
• Felder, K. Analysing Images of Archaeology in Entertainment Media as a Means to Understanding and Meeting Public Expectations
• Dobson, S. Virtual Reality at York: VR and the Management Of Historic Sites
• Diamanti, T., M. Felicori, A. Guidazzoli, M.C. Liguori , S. Pescarin 3D Temporal Landscape: A New Medium to Access and Communicate Archaeological and Historical Contents
• Lambers, K., M. Sauerbier , A. Gruen Photogrammetric Recording, Modeling, and Visualization of the Nasca Lines at Palpa, Peru: An Overview
• Tsioukas, V., P. Patias , P. Jacobs A Novel System for the 3D Reconstruction of Small Objects
• Avern, G. Shortcomings of Current 3D Data Acquisition Technologies for Graphical Recording of Archaeological Excavations
• Schaich, M. 3D Scanning Technologies and Data Evaluation in an Archaeological Information System
• Smilansky, U. Statistical and 3D Artifact Analysis – Session Overview
• Orton, C. ‘To Err is Human’, but to Really Foul Things up You Need a Computer
• Karasik, A., L. Bitton, A. Gilboa, I. Sharon , U. Smilansky Quantitative Measures of the Uniformity of Ceramics
• Smilansky, U., I. Beit-Arieh, A. Karasik, I. Sharon , A. Gilboa Optimal Choice of Prototypes for Ceramic Typology
• Laugerotte, C. , N. Warzée Computerised Geometric Analysis of a Spire Coming from a Gothic Tabernacle
• Kampel, M. , R. Sablatnig Detection of Matching Fragments of Pottery
• Peeters, H. Breaking Down an Early Neolithic Palimpsest Site – Some Notes on the Concept of Percolation Theory and the Understanding of Spatial Pattern Formation
• Camiz, S., E. Rova , V. Tulli Modelling the Archaeologist’s Thinking for the Automatic Classification of Uruk Jamdat Nasr Seals Images
• Camiz, S. , S. Venditti Unsupervised and Supervised Classifications of Egyptian Scarabs. Based on the Qualitative Characters of Typology
• Locci, M.C. , M. Porcu Everyday Life in Mediaeval Uthina
• Castro, D. , D. Diaz Kohonen Networks Applied to Rincón del Toro Rock Art Site Analysis
• Kadar, M., I. Ileana , R. Joldes Artificial Neural Networks Used in Forms Recognition of the Properties of Ancient Copper Based Alloys
• Barceló, J.A. , L. Mameli Frequency Seriation and Temporal order – A Zooarchaeological Study
• Mom, V. , J. Andresen DAMAXIS – Danish Mesolithic Axes Information System
• Carrier, S.C., M. Amamiya , S. Kane A 3-Dimensional Reconstruction of a Hellenistic Terracotta Plaque
• Sarris, A., M.L. Galaty, R.W. Yerkes, W.A. Parkinson, A. Gyucha, D.M. Billingsley , R. Tate Investigation of Hungarian Early Copper Age Settlements through Magnetic Prospection and Soil Phosphate Techniques
• Campana, S. “Personal” Multistage Remote Sensing and Traditional Field Work to the Archaeological Analysis of Complex Landscapes: Relationships, Benefits and Actual Limitations
• Pizziolo, G. Landscape Archaeology in the Sesto Fiorentino Area: the Contribution of Aerial Photographs to the Study of Archaeological Contexts as Part of an Integrated Approach
• Santoriello, A., F. Scelza , R. Bove Egialea Survey Project: Method and Strategies
• Leboeuf, D. Heritage Communication through New Media in a Museum Context
• Vatanen, I., H. Lehtonen , K. Uotila Digital Paths to Medieval Naantali
• Pujol, L. Virtual Reality as a Learning Tool for Archaeological Museums
• Baruch, Y., R. Kudish-Vashdi , L. Ayzencot The Jerusalem Archaeological Park Website Project
• Mom, V. PRAGRIS – Praetorium Agrippinae Roman Information System