Name: Digital Archaeology (CAA Special Session)
Start: 2018-10-28T13:30:00-0700
End: 2018-10-28T16:15:00-0700

Digital Heritage 2018 3rd International Congress & Expo

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Digital Archaeology (CAA Special Session) LIMITED

Limited Capacity seats available

What’s it all for? Digitally-Born Archaeological INSIGHTS
Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA) Special Session

Session Organizers: Lisa Fischer and Heather Richards-Rissetto

Topics:

Innovative digital methods that provide new ways of archaeological inquiry
tensions between developing new digital archaeology tools & using existing ones
the complementarity of non-digital and digital data and methods to address specific research questions and education goals
When and why is digital essential? What types of archaeological inquiry can now be addressed because of the digital?
Are we succumbing to digital glam at the expense of research and education? If so, how do we move forward as new, seductive technologies hit the market?
Where do we see this all leading? What are our end-goals and how does the digital fit in?

Format: Thematically grouped presentations followed by period of panel discussion involving the speakers and the audience.

Presentations:

15min
#181f Neural Networks, AI, Phone-based VR, Machine Learning, Computer Vision and the CUNAT Automated Translation App -- not your father's archaeological toolkit
Donald Sanders

10min
#74s INSIDE - Interactive and Non-destructive Solution for Introspection in Digital Environments
Flavien Lecuyer, Valérie Gouranton, Ronan Gaugne, Théophane Nicolas, Gregor Marchand and Bruno Arnaldi

15min
#70f Real-world Data for Virtual Reality Experiences: Interpreting Excavations
Kaja Antlej, Matthew Bykersma, Michael Mortimer, Pat Vickers-Rich, Thomas Rich and Ben Horan

10min
#26s Utilizing Historic Cartography in 3D for Archaeological Prospection on Alcatraz...
Peter Gavette and Kirby Page-Schmit

15min
#95f Crossing the Past in Milan Malpensa Airport: from the archaeological investigation to the exhibition (Varese, Italy)
Barbara Grassi and Simona Morandi

10min
#112s Simulating the Activity of Archaeological Excavation in the Immersive Virtual Reality
Iou-Shiuan Liu, Yang-Sheng Chen, Ping-Hsuan Han, Hao-Cheng Wang, Da-Chung Yi and Yi-Ping Hung

5min
#186p Museum Re-actors and Digital Technology in Demand: exploiting the balance between the need for personal interaction and digital tools . EQ versus IQ? Case study Archaeological Museum of Patras
Georgia Manolopoulou, Alexandra Kotsaki and Gioulika Christakopoulou

10min
#201s Archaeological Photography Exchange - Creating Communities
Allan Gluck, Greg Pena and Robert Wickland

10min
#15s Drones, Machetes, and Virtual Reality: 21st-Century Tools for Historic Preservation
Dace Campbell

15min
#66f Thermographic Quantification for Archaeological Prospection at Picuris Pueblo, New Mexico
Samuel Levin, May Yuan and Michael Adler

10min
#46s Managing and Analysing Archeological Data with GIS and 3D : the case of place D’Youville, Montreal
Léon Robichaud, Hendrick Van Gijseghem, Kim Petit, Vanessa Blais and Joanne Burgess

5min
#77p Nomadic heritage. Digitalization and migration of archaeological objects
Monika Stobiecka

5min
#124p From 3D Parametric Reconstruction to Digital Information system Representation
Hayet Kadi and Karima Anouche

Moderators

Lisa Fischer

Chair, CAA North America, and Director, Digital Initiatives, Jamestown Rediscovery Foundation

Heather Richards-Rissetto

Asst. Prof. Anthropology & Faculty Fellow, Ctr for Digital Res. in the Humanities, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Heather Richards-Rissetto is an archaeologist specializing in the ancient Maya of Central America. She is Assistant Professor in Anthropology and a Faculty Fellow in the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities. She uses Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and 3D visualization... Read More →

Speaker

Michael Adler

Southern Methodist University

Karima Anouche

Univesity of Sciences and Technology of Oran

Kaja Antlej

CADET Virtual Reality Lab Researcher – Museums/Heritage and Lecturer in Industrial Design, Deakin University

Dr Kaja Antlej is Senior Lecturer in Industrial Design and CADET Virtual Reality Lab Researcher – Museums and Heritage at the School of Engineering, Deakin University, interested in human-centered design and digital heritage/virtual museums (design and evaluation). She has an MSc... Read More →

Bruno Arnaldi

Univ Rennes, INSA Rennes, Inria, CNRS, IRISA

De Bi

Renmin University of China

Joanne Burgess

Université du Québec à Montréal

Matthew Bykersma

Deakin University

Dace Campbell

Autodesk

Gioulika Olga Christakopoulou

Archaeologist, Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports

Ronan Gaugne

Univ Rennes, Inria, CNRS, IRISA

Research Engineer, phD, in Virtual Reality at the Univ Rennes, Inria, CNRS, IRISA, Ronan Gaugne is a member of the Hybrid research team (http://team.inria.fr/hybrid). Since its construction in 2010, He is the technical manager of the virtual reality research platform Immersia (http://www.irisa.fr/immersia... Read More →

Peter Gavette

Archaeologist, National Park Service

Hendrik Van Gijseghem

Pointe-à-Callière, cité d’archéologie et d’histoire

Allan Gluck

Archaeological Photography Exchange

Valerie Gouranton

Univ Rennes, INSA Rennes, Inria, CNRS, IRISA

Barbara Grassi

Soprintendenza Archeologia, Belle Arti e Paesaggio

Ben Horan

Senior Lecturer, Deakin University

Dr Horan led the design and development of the CAVE and Virtual Reality Facility within the Centre for Advanced Design and Engineering Training (CADET) at Deakin University. Ben is leading the CADET VR Lab and the Head of Discipline for Mechatronics within the School of Engineering... Read More →

Hayet Kadi

Univesity of Sciences and Technology of Oran

Hayet began her career as an architectural project manager then a head of architectural department in a studies and realization center (URBAT). Her interests range from history and architecture to archaeology, and especially emerging technologies. She has been fortunate to undergo... Read More →

Alexandra Kotsaki

Conservator, Archaeological Museum of Patras

Flavien Lecuyer

Univ Rennes, INSA Rennes, Inria, CNRS, IRISA

Samuel Levin

MS Student, Geospatial Information Sciences, The University of Texas at Dallas

Jihong Liang

associate professor, Renmin University of China

Liang Jihong is an associate professor at School of Information Resource Management of Renmin University of China. Her academic field is ancient Chinese documents. In the past few years she has been interested in bibliographic database construction. Currently she is participating... Read More →

Xinglin Liao

Renmin University of China

Georgia Manolopoulou

MA museum Studies/Curator of public engagement, Archaeological Museum of Patras

Georgia Manolopoulou has a background in Philosophy (University of Athens/Faculty of Philosophy) and is actively engaged in Cultural Heritage through her work experience in the Ministry of Culture and via a Master Course (MA) followed at the University of Athens / Faculty of Philosophy... Read More →

Gregor Marchand

CNRS, CReAAH

Simona Morandi

archeologist, independent researcher, freelancer

Bachelor of Licterature and Humanistic Arts, in Methodology of the Archeological Research (Università degli Studi di Genova); Master of Engineering in Topography and Survey (Politecnico di Milano.,DIIAR); Postgraduate in Archaeology, late roman and medieval ( Università Cattolica... Read More →

Michael Mortimer

Deakin University

Théophane Nicolas

Inrap, UMR Trajectoires

Kirby Page-Schmit

Greg Pena

Pena Tech Support Web Site Development

Kim Petit

Université du Québec à Montréal

Thomas Rich

Museums Victoria

Léon Robichaud

Directeur, Département d'histoire, Université de Sherbrooke

GIS, 3D modelling

Donald Sanders

President, Learning Sites, Inc. and the Institute for the Visualization of History

Digital (especially virtual) heritage practitioner since 1993. President of Learning Sites, Inc., and the Institute for the Visualization of History. We build innovative historic visualizations for museums, archaeologists, schools, broadcast media, antiquities services, tourism, and... Read More →

Special Sessions

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Attendees (77)