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1 - Are we there yet? The discipline of archaeological computing

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2 - Computational photography’s emergence and the ascent of digital image transparency

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Workshop 6 - Open Source Hands-on GIS workshop for Archaeologists using QGIS and GRASS

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1 - Installation for Interpretation of Archaeological Sites. The Portus Visualisation Project

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1 - Round Table Discussion

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2 - Exploring Semantic Web-based research questions for the spatio-temporal relationships at Çatalhöyük

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3 - Archaeology and the Semantic Webs

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1 - When, what, where, how and who?

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5 - Linking data to explore Landscape and Identity in England

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7 - Above and below: an integrated approach to the analysis and visualisation of data from topographic and geophysical surveys

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1 - Data sharing in archaeology: vision, nightmare or reality?

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3 - The Distribution Map - One step beyond

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1 - Pursuing the past: Current approaches to integrated geophysical surveys of Roman urban landscapes in the Mediterranean

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6 - Advances in the computational photography tools: Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) and Algorithmic Rendering (AR)

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1 - Re-introducing FASTI Online: FASTI and Furious

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1 - Introducing the Human Factor in Predictive Modelling

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6 - Pompeii and the iPad: an update

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5 - Comprehensive Digital Recording and Analysis: iPads, Photogrammetry, Geophysics and GIS.

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3 - Tablet computer as a documentation tool for excavating an archaeological site: practical employment in the field and future possibilities

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3 - Mathematical models for the determination of archaeological potential

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5 - Transparency, Testing and Standards for Archaeological Predictive Modelling

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7 - Predictive Models and Advanced Hydrology Systems- A New Route to Improving Predictive Models

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2 - Paperless Recording at the Sangro Valley Project

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4 - Linking with legacy: Modelling spatio-temporal distribution patterns of 40 year old excavation data from the settlement site of Zagora

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1 - A Free and Open Source Platform for remote sensing and 3D data acquisition.

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2 - The landscape of central places

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4 - Ecological niche modelling for archaeological prediction: Case studies from the Pleistocene Levant and Holocene East Japan

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5 - Imperfect temporal information in data sets

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2 - The AIS Matrix: Beyond Harris and the CIDOC-CRM

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6 - A Paleoeconomic Approach to Predictive Modeling in the Lower Mississippi River Region (Southern Arkansas, Northern Louisiana, and Western Mississippi, USA).

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3 - Experiences with SKOS from the STAR and STELLAR Projects

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1 - Reverse Engineering Archaeological Artefacts

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5 - Exploring the effects of curvature and refraction on GIS-based visibility studies

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7 - 'There's an App for that': How can smartphones improve the ergonomics of landscape study, analysis and interpretation?

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9 - Close-Range Photogrammetry vs. Laser Scanning: data capture, processing and model generation in the field and the lab

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1 - The Long and Winding Road: Combinding Least Cost Paths and Network Analysis Techniques for Settlement Location Analysis and Predictive Modelling

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3 - Navigating the Network: a Network Analysis of Roman Transport Routes

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1 - Archaeology in broad strokes: collating data for England from 1500 BC to AD 1086

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2 - Low-cost, rapid, mid-resolution 3D data capture using miniature, automatic Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and modern computer vision algorithms

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7 - Re-contextualising inter-visibility networks with artefact networks for understanding urban connectivity in Iron Age and Roman Southern Spain

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5 - Calculating Accessibility

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6 - Archaeology, mobility and the lived experience

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1 - 3D laser scanning for site documentation: Worth the price?

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3 - Pastoral Strategies, Settlement Patterns and Environment in the Uplands of Val di Fiemme (Trentino, Italy): the application of logistic regression analysis and the importance of spatial autocorrelation.

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5 - Social Network Analysis Centrality Indexes and Central Places: A Case Study from Early Iron Age Central Italy

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10 - A network-based approach to the analysis of the spatial distribution of artefacts from surface contexts

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2 - Least-cost networks

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8 - Graves and graphs: relational approach to mortuary analysis

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1 - Markers, visibility and the structuration of past landscapes. Analysing the role of megalithic monuments as waypoints during Iberian Late Prehistory.

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6 - Reconstructing the ancient cultural landscape around Pompeii in 2D and 3D