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9:00am BST

1 - Round Table Discussion Building 65, 1173

2:00pm BST

1 - Data acquisition, processing and integration: A submerged Middle Palaeolithic site case study Building 65, 1173 2 - Acoustic Data in Underwater Archaeology Building 65, 1173 3 - Trials and tribulations of wreck visualisation using Multi-Beam Echo Sounder data. Building 65, 1173 4 - Managing data from multiple sensors in an interdisciplinary research cruise Building 65, 1173

4:15pm BST

1 - The Hinterland of Portus. Integrated Analysis of Geophysical Survey Data and Remotely Sensed Imagery in the Tiber Delta Building 65, 1173 2 - Integration of the New Ohmmapper Resistivity-Meter and GPR Investigation in Lixus Ancient Town (Morocco) Building 65, 1173 3 - The effects of seasonal variation on archaeological detection using earth resistance: Preliminary results from an ongoing study Building 65, 1173 4 - Using Time Domain Reflectometry to monitor the geophysical properties of archaeological residues Building 65, 1173 5 - Higher precision at higher speed: Geomagnetic prospection near the threshold of sensitivity with the digitiser LEA D2 Building 65, 1173

9:00am BST

1 - Introducing the Human Factor in Predictive Modelling Building 65, 1173 2 - The landscape of central places Building 65, 1173 3 - Mathematical models for the determination of archaeological potential Building 65, 1173 4 - Ecological niche modelling for archaeological prediction: Case studies from the Pleistocene Levant and Holocene East Japan Building 65, 1173 5 - Transparency, Testing and Standards for Archaeological Predictive Modelling Building 65, 1173 6 - A Paleoeconomic Approach to Predictive Modeling in the Lower Mississippi River Region (Southern Arkansas, Northern Louisiana, and Western Mississippi, USA). Building 65, 1173 7 - Predictive Models and Advanced Hydrology Systems- A New Route to Improving Predictive Models Building 65, 1173

2:00pm BST

1 - Familiar road, unfamiliar ground: Archaeological Predictive Modelling in Hungary Building 65, 1173 2 - Landscape reconstruction and archaeological prediction in the Lake Manyara area, Northern Tanzania Building 65, 1173 3 - Lost Worlds: A predictive model to locate submerged archaeological sites in SE Alaska, USA Building 65, 1173 4 - Predicting Macedonian tombs' locations using GIS, predictive modeling and fuzzy logic Building 65, 1173 5 - Predictive Modelling in Rock Art Research Without Absence Data Building 65, 1173 6 - Modeling Ice Patch Location via GIS Analysis of Topography - Short Paper Building 65, 1173

9:00am BST

1 - First steps towards detection of archaeological objects in high-resolution remotely sensed images of the Silvretta Alps Building 65, 1173 2 - New advances in the detection of centuriated field systems Building 65, 1173 1 - The Long and Winding Road: Combinding Least Cost Paths and Network Analysis Techniques for Settlement Location Analysis and Predictive Modelling Building 65, 1097 10 - A network-based approach to the analysis of the spatial distribution of artefacts from surface contexts Building 65, 1097 2 - Least-cost networks Building 65, 1097 3 - Navigating the Network: a Network Analysis of Roman Transport Routes Building 65, 1097 4 - The Shape of the Ancient World Project Building 65, 1097 5 - The Spatial Construct of Social Relations: human interaction and modelling agency Building 65, 1097 6 - Toward a Spatial Grammar of Pompeii Building 65, 1097 7 - Re-contextualising inter-visibility networks with artefact networks for understanding urban connectivity in Iron Age and Roman Southern Spain Building 65, 1097 8 - Graves and graphs: relational approach to mortuary analysis Building 65, 1097 9 - A new method of spatial analysis based on the extraction of proximity graphs Building 65, 1097

11:15am BST

1 - Recycling Roberts and Wrathmell: Building and Analysing the Atlas of Rural Settlement in England GIS Building 65, 1173 10 - Spatio-temporal analysis of radiocarbon dated archaeological artefacts from eastern Fennoscandia - a Bayesian computing approach using a Poisson point process model Building 65, 1173 11 - Is It Really The 'GOOD' Place? -The spatial analysis about the distribution of the Japanese Ancient Local government office 'Gunga'. Building 65, 1173 12 - A new approach for a peculiar Palaeolithic site: Spatial analysis at La Garma (Spain) Building 65, 1173 13 - Soil Erosion Risk Assessment near Archaeological Sites in Grevena, Northwestern Greece using the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) and GIS Building 65, 1173 14 - GIS Implementation in Preventive Archaeology: Process for an Epipaleolithic Site (Lyon, F), Methods and Results Building 65, 1173 15 - Mapping Spanish Republican Airfields: Using GIS for interpreting Air Warfare Building 65, 1173 16 - Study of Mont Bego's engravings with a Geographic Information System Building 65, 1173 17 - Exploring Archaeological Methods: Using Quantitative and Qualitative Techniques to Examine the Distribution of Amateur Collected Finds Building 65, 1173 2 - Testing for Nonlinear Settlement Patterns with Fractal Geometry: A Case Study from the Yalahau Region, Northern Quintana Roo, Mexico Building 65, 1173 3 - Analysis of relationship between archaeological site distribution and multiple environmental factors in the Jomon Period of Japan using GIS Building 65, 1173 4 - Interpreting the Brain Size Variability in the Late Pleistocene Hominins by the Use of Quantitative and GIS Approaches Building 65, 1173 5 - Open source GIS for archaeological data: two case studies from British and Egyptian Archaeology Building 65, 1173 6 - Speeding up Georeferencing with subpixel accuracy Building 65, 1173 7 - PyArchinit: Database Mangement System and Archaeological GIS Building 65, 1173 8 - The SICAC: an information system for the Conjunto Arqueológico de Carmona (Seville, Spain) Building 65, 1173 9 - The Application of GIS in Ethnic and Folk Cultural Resource of China: Digitalization Types and Spatio-temporal Presentation Building 65, 1173