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| Proceedings of the 29th CAA conference held at Heraklion, Crete, Greece, April 2002Edited by Doerr, M. & Sarris A. published by the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, 2003. Table
of Contents Preface The Digital Heritage of Archaeology Archaeological
Discourse, Conceptual Modelling and Digitalisation: an lnterim Report of
the Logicist Program TroiaVR: a Virtual Reality Model of Troy and the
Troad VR AS A TOOL FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION QTVR and the
Preservation of Pompeii Regio VI: Using Digital
Technologies to Document and Preserve Archaeological Sites Virtual
Archaeology as a Teaching Tool Analyzing
an Agrarian Territory: a Vectorial GIS for the Detection of Ancient Cadastral
Divisions Virtual
Representation of Archaeological Excavation and Surroundings Using Topographical
Techniques for the Purpose of Assisting Museums with Presentation of
Archaeological Information Remote
Sensing Technologies and Virtual Reconstruction of Archaeological Landscapes:
New Developments of the Aksum Project Legend
and Virtual Reconstruction: Porsenna’s Mausoleum in X3D Requirements
and Assumptions in Visualization Process of Urban and Surrounding Areas (the
Case Study of the Greek City in Time) Deconstructing
the (Re)Constructed: Issues in Conceptualising the Annotation of Archaeological
Virtual Realities Realistic
Textures for VR VISUALIZATION
TECHNIQUES AND PHOTOGRAMMETRY
Visualizing
Legacy Stratigraphic Data from Archaeological Handbooks The
CSA Propylaea Project
Maps,
Mental Maps and Sites: Interpreting Ii Pizzo (Nepi, VT, Italy) Digital
Maps for the Study of Medieval Landscapes Low
Cost 3D Visualization and Measuring “Tool” in the Service of Archaeological
Excavations GIS
AS RESEARCH TOOL AND RESOURCE
Modelling
Time through GIS Technology: the Ancient Prile Lake (Tuscany, Italy) Quantifying
Palaeolithic Landscapes: Computer Approaches to Terrain Analysis and
Visualisation An
Integrated Information System for
Archaeological Data Management: Latest Developments The
Use of GIS and Remote Sensing in the Study of Minoan Town Planning at Gournia Visualisation
and GIS-based Analysis of the Nasca Geoglyphs Predicting
Archaeological Site Locations Using G.I.S. and Fuzzy Logic Geoglyphs
and GIS: Modeling Transhumance in Northern Chile Conceptual
Aspects of the ,,Archaeprognose Brandenburg” Project: Archaeological Site
Predictions for Various Test Areas in Brandenburg Modeling
Natural and Human Landscape in Prehistoric and Medieval Southwest Finland from
500 BC to 1500 AD - Computer Based Visualization Geophysical
Data Presentation Using GIS Agency
and GIS: the Neolithic Land Use Hypothesis within Southern Italy GIS
as an Interpretative Tool for Addressing Risk Management and Cognitive Spatial
Dynamics in a Slave Society REMOTE
SENSING TECHNIQUES Ikonos-2
Multispectral Satellite Imagery to the Study of Archaeological Landscapes: an
integrated Multi-Sensor Approach in Combination with “Traditional” Methods Digital
Approaches and Access for Aerial Survey - Help or Hindrance? Flight
Over the Future Motorway: Airphotos in Polish Rescue Archaeology An
Association of Computerized Data Processing, Image Processing of Aerial
Photographs, GPS Measurements, GIS: the Princely Site of VIX and its
Surroundings High
Resolution Geophysical Imaging of Buried Relics in Itanos Archaeological Site REASONING,
STATISTICAL AND ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES Spatial
Statistics in Archaeological Texture Analysis “Mixed-mode”
Approaches to the Grouping of Ceramic Artefacts Using S-Plus Archaeological
Predictive Modelling in Intelligent Network Structures Profile
Segmentation Scheme for Automated Classification of Archaeological Sherds Movies
for the Visualization of Output from a Bayesian Analysis of Corbelled Domes Spatial
Analysis Utilities: a Quantitative Tool for Studies on Archaeological
Distribution Recognition
and Classification of Fragments from Ceramic Artefacts Constrained
Correspondence Analysis for Seriation of Sagalassos Tablewares A
Fuzzy Logic Approach to Typology in Archaeological Research DOCUMENTATION
SYSTEMS AND ARCHIVES From
Theory to Practice: the Centre for Archaeology Digital Archiving Programme Historical
Documents as Monuments and as Sources OASIS:
Dealing with the Digital Revolution Archive
as Artifact: the Archaeological Report in the Digital Age Relational
Database Management System for the Early Metallurgy of Copper and Bronze in
Transylvania, Romania Deploying
the POLEMON System for the National Monuments Record of Greece: Experience and
Outlook Enter
the ARENA: Preservation and Access for Europe’s Archaeological Archives Practical
and Epistemological Implications of Recording Methods: the Neolithic Excavation
Project at Kantou-Kouphovounos, Cyprus OS
MasterMap: Future Directions in Mapping Britain’s Past CULTURAL
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND MUSEUMS New
Media for Interpreting Archaeology in Museums: Issues and Challenges CRM
and Archaeological Research using Remote Sensing and GIS: Zhouyuan (China) and
Lasithi (Greece) Auditing
Heritage Data - Ensuring Quality Keeping
Everybody Happy: Museum Surveys with Multiple Objectives ARCHAEOLOGLCAL
INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET Nothing
to Hide - Online Database Publication and the Silchester Town Life Project PATOIS:
Accessing Archaeological Archives for Teaching and Learning On-line The
PRISMA Project: Exploiting the Potential of the Archaeological Museums of
Tuscany Towards
Sustainable Electronic Publishing for Archaeology DESKTOP
VIRTUAL REALITY From
GIS to Virtual Reality: DVR Systems and the Access to Cultural Heritage Posters The
Educational Potential of Digitalized Archaeological Archives: the edu365 Predictive
Modelling for Archaeological Resource Management: Development of Best Practice HEIRNET:
Bringing People Together to Create a Historic Environment Information Network My
Survey or Yours? Towards the Quantitative and Qualitative Comparison Varying
Scales of GIS Applications for the Yalahau Regional Human Ecology Project,
Quintana Roo, Mexico Arqueograf:
Images of Archaeology in Catalonia (Spain) GIS
Applications in the Roman Fort and Vicus of Favianis (Noricum) Technology
Diffusion Management of Emerging Technologies Designing
a Three-layered Database for Modeling Lithic Distribution: the Example of the
Aegean PATOIS:
Publication and Archives in Teaching with Online Information Systems A
Wireless E-guide for Archaeological Sites Online
Database of Chilean Rock-Art Database
of Archaeological Sites in Japan: a Preliminary Step to GIS Archaeological
Informatics: Is There Such a Thing? Designing
an Exploitable and Expandable Archaeological Database: the case of the Late
Prehistory of NW Greece Internet
Based Teaching Resources for Archaeology OASIS
Online Access to the Index of Archaeological Investigations Prospecting
the Italian Agora on Delos Island Integrated
Environment for CAL Applications in the Field of Archaeology Internet
Archaeology: The First Fully Refereed E-journal for Archaeology |
