Información General

• Autores: Francisco Contreras Cortés (ed. lit.), Mercedes Farjas Abadía (ed. lit.), J. Melero (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Archaeopress
• Año de publicación: 2013
• Colecciones: BAR International Series
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9781407311081
• Recoge los contenidos presentados a: Conference on Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (38. 2010. Granada).
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  • "XXXVIII Annual Computer Applications in Archaeology Conference"

    Francisco Javier Melero Rus (res.)

    Cuadernos de Prehistoria y Arqueología de la Universidad de Granada, ISSN-e 2659-9295, ISSN 2174-8063, Nº. 20, 2010, págs. 481-484

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Listado de artículos

• • 3D Information Systems: Documenting the Past

    • 12 Years of Archaeological Data Digital Registry at the Santa María Cathedral of Vitoria-Gasteiz: (1997-2009)

      Iñaki Koroso Arriaga, Óscar Muñoz

      págs. 1-7

      

    • Discourse on the Use of a 3D Model as a Record of Excavation

      Geoff J. Avern

      págs. 9-13

      

    • Approaching 3D Digital Heritage Data from a Multi-technology, Lifecycle Perspective

      William Limp, Angelina Payne, Snow Winters, Adam Barnes, Jackson Cothren

      págs. 15-22

      

    • An Integrated System for the Study and Management of Historical Buildings

      Piero Gilento, Roberto Parenti, Andrea Vecchi

      págs. 23-29

      

    • Landscape and Virtual Archaeology: VisArq 1.0

      Pilar Diarte Blasco, María Sebastián López, Antonella Guidazzoli, Francesca Delli, Tiziano Diamanti

      págs. 39-42

      

    • Mapping and Interpreting Vanished Archaeological Features Using Historical Aerial Photogrammes and Digital Photogrammetry

      Enrique Cerrillo Cuenca, José Juan de Sanjosé Blasco

      págs. 43-46

      

  • 3D Modelling and Virtual Reconstructions

    • Virtual Windows to the Past: Reconstructing the "Ceramics Workshop" at Zominthos, Crete

      Costas Papadopoulos, Yannis Sakellarakis

      págs. 47-54

      

    • The Church of the Charterhouse of Miraflores in Burgos: virtual Reconstruction of Artistic Imagery

      Andrés Bustillo Iglesias, Laura Martínez García, Mario Alaguero Rodríguez, Lena S. Iglesias Rouco

      págs. 55-63

      

    • A Procedural Approach to the Modeling of Urban Historical Contexts

      Sofia Pescarin, Eva Pietroni, Daniele Ferdani

      págs. 63-69

      

    • Illuminating Historical Architecture: The House of the Drinking Contest at Antioch

      Ethan Gruber, John Dobbins

      págs. 71-76

      

    • Modeling Hypotheses in Pompeian Archaeology: The House of the Faun

      John Dobbins, Ethan Gruber

      págs. 77-84

      

  • 3D Scanning Case Studies

    • Digital Mediation from Discrete Model to Archaeological Model: the Janus Arch

      Alfonso Ippolito, Francesco Borgogni, Antonio Pizzo

      págs. 91-97

      

    • Digital Mediation in the Transition from a Discrete Model to Large-scale Archaeological Survey: Survey of the Archaeological Site of Merida

      Carlo Inglese, Antonio Pizzo, Luca James Senatore

      págs. 99-105

      

    • Combination of Different Surveying Methods for Archaeological Documentation: the Case Study of the Bronze Age Wooden Chest from Mitterberg

      Klaus Hanke, Thomas Stöllner, Kristóf Kovács, Michael Moser

      págs. 107-133

      

    • A Study of Defensive Architecture in the al-Andalus City of Vascos from a Topographic Survey

      Abel Valera, Miguel Ángel Bru Castro, Ricardo Izquierdo Benito, Iván Sánchez, Pablo Carballo Cruz

      págs. 133-136

      

  • Agent-Based Social Simulation in Archaeology

    • Simulating Prehistoric Ethnicity: The Case of Patagonian Hunter-gatherers

      Juan Antonio Barceló Álvarez, José A. Cuesta, M.ª Florencia del Castillo Bernal, José Manuel Galán Allué, Laura Mameli Iriarte, Francisco J. Miguel, José Ignacio Santos Martín, Xavier Vilà

      págs. 137-143

      

    • Late Bronze Age Mediterranean Urbanism and Depth Map Software: The Cases of Ugarit (Syria) and Enkomi (Cyprus)

      Panagiotis Kontolaimos

      págs. 145-151

      

    • Large-scale Agent-based Simulation in Archaeology: an Approach using High-performance Computing

      Xavier Rubio Campillo, José M. Cela

      págs. 153-159

      

    • Norms in H-F-G Societies: Grounds for Agent-based Social Simulation

      David de la Cruz, Jordi Estévez Escalera, Pablo Noriega, Manuela Pérez, Raquel Piqué i Huerta, Jordi Sabater Mir, Assumpció Vila i Mitjà, Daniel Villatoro Segura

      págs. 161-167

      

  • Analytical GIS

    • Dynamic Models to Reconstruct Ancient Landscapes

      Mariza Kormann, Gary Lock

      págs. 169-177

      

    • A Spatial Analysis of the Bronze Age Sites of the Region of Paphos in Southwest Cyprus with the Use of Geographical Information Systems

      Athos Agapiou, Maria Iakovou, Apostolos Sarris

      págs. 177-183

      

    • In Conspectu Prope Totius Urbis: an Application of Different Visual Methods at the ager Tarraconensis Landscape

      José Ignacio Fiz Fernández, Diana Gorostidi Pi, Jordi López Vilar, Marta Prevosti i Monclús, Josep Abela

      págs. 185-192

      

    • Archaeological Evaluation of Ground Disturbance Sites in Modern Greek Cities

      Helene Simoni

      págs. 193-199

      

    • Observations of Land Use during the Neolithic Using Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis: Constributions and Limitations

      Lucile Pillot, Laure Saligny, Clément Moreau, Rémi Martineau, Boris Vanniere, Marena Gabillot

      págs. 201-208

      

    • GIS use in Open-Air Rock Art Conservation: the Case of the Côa Valley, Portugal

      Antonio Pedro Batarda Fernandes

      págs. 209-212

      

    • Discovering the Dutch Mountains: an Experiment with Automated Landform Classification for Purposes of Archeaological Predictive Mapping

      Philip Verhagen, Lucian Dragut

      págs. 213-220

      

  • Archaeological Architecture

    • A Formal Language for the Description of Historical Architectural Elements

      César González Pérez, Rebeca Blanco Rotea, Cristina Mato, Idoia Camiruaga Osés

      págs. 221-228

      

    • Mapping the Senses: Perceptual and Social Aspects of Late Antique Liturgy in San Vitale, Ravenna

      Elefteria Paliou, David J. Knight

      págs. 229-236

      

    • "Virtual Restoration" from an Architectonic and Constructive Interpretation of Villa of Livia

      Lola Vico

      págs. 237-240

      

  • Databases and Information Management

    • Spatial Data Infrastructures and Archaelogical Excavation Data: SILEX, the SDI of the Neolithic Flint Mine of Casa Montero (Madrid, Spain)

      Alfonso Fraguas Bravo, Antonio Menchero González, Antonio Uriarte González, Juan Manuel Vicent García, Susana Consuegra Rodríguez, Pedro Díaz del Río Español, Nuria Castañeda, Cristina Criado, Enrique Capdevila Montes, Marta Capote

      págs. 241-246

      

    • Ontologies and Semantic Tools for the Management of Full-Text Archaeological Documentation: Assessments from the Hala Sultan Tekke Case-study

      Franco Niccolucci, Achile Felicette, Melissa Samaes, Sorin Hermon, Karin Nys

      págs. 247-258

      

  • From New Generations of Web Services to Archaeological Knowledge

    • WikiBridge: a Semantic Wiki for Archaeological Applications

      Pascale Chevalier, Eric Leclercq, Arnaud Millereux, Christian Sapin, Marinette Savonnet

      págs. 259-265

      

  • GIS Application

    • Assessing Changes in Palaeo-Coastal Morphology Using 3D Surface Modelling

      Patrick Z. Dresch

      págs. 273-279

      

    • Geospatial Characterization of Archaeolical Sites in La Serena Region (Badajoz) by Direct Methods (DGPS): Capturing and Analyzing Data

      José Ángel Martínez, Antonio Uriarte González, Victorino Mayoral Herrera, Juan Luis Pecharromán

      págs. 279-286

      

    • Rock Art, Landscape and Prehistoric Settlement at the High Atlas (Morocco)

      Marisa Ruiz-Gálvez Priego, Youssef Bokbot, Hipólito Collado Giraldo, Mohssine ElGraoui, Mercedes Farjas Abadía, Eduardo Galán Domingo, Abdelkhalek Lemjidi, Carlos Nieto, Pablo de la Presa, Jorge de Torres Rodríguez, José María Señorán Martín

      págs. 287-290

      

    • Ongoing Development of the National Sites and Monuments Recording System in Albania

      Ardit Miti, Eglantina Sejarni

      págs. 291-294

      

    • A 3D Model for Detecting and Communicating the Archaeological Risk

      Giacomo Landeschi, Marcello Carrozzino

      págs. 295-297

      

    • Explanatory Models in Archaeology: Are Least Cost Paths the Way to Go?

      Silvia Polla, Gerd Grasshoff, Elisabeth Rinner

      págs. 299-302

      

    • Implementation of GIS Techniques for the Management and Graphic Representation of the al-Andalus City of Vascos (Navalmoralejo, Toledo)

      Iván Sánchez, Miguel Ángel Bru Castro, M. J. Iniesto Alba, Ricardo Izquierdo Benito, Pablo Carballo Cruz, Abel Valera

      págs. 303-306

      

  • Image Processing

    • Vectorizing Hand-Drawn Vessel Profileswith Active Contours

      Christian Hörr, Enrico Kienel, Guido Brunnett

      págs. 311-317

      

    • A New CBIR Technology to Help Reassembling Moorish Ornamental Carvings

      Francisco Javier Molina, Javier María Mora Merchán, Julio Barbancho Concejero, Carlos León

      págs. 319-324

      

    • Developing a Recognition System for the Retrieval of Archaeological 3D Models

      Diego Jimenez Badillo, Salvador Ruíz Correa, Wilberth García Alfaro

      págs. 325-331

      

  • Integrating Technologies for Archaeological Applications

    • The Management of Archaeological Information at the Site of Vascos (Navalmoralejo, Toledo): Approach, Data Integration and Representation in an Intra- and Intersite Model

      Miguel Ángel Bru Castro, M. J. Iniesto Alba, Ricardo Izquierdo Benito, Iván Sánchez, Abel Valera, Jorge de Juan Ares, Pablo Carballo Cruz

      págs. 337-352

      

    • Methodologies and Techniques for the Reconstruction of Ancient Architectures

      Lola Vico, Valentina Vassallo

      págs. 353-358

      

  • Issues in Least-Cost Analysis

    • Time Geography, GIS and Archaeology

      Dimitrij Mlekuž

      págs. 359-365

      

    • Least-Cost Kernel Density Estimation and Interpolatin-Based Density Analysis Applied to Survey Data

      Irmela Herzog, Alden Yépez

      págs. 367-374

      

    • Theory and Practice of Cost Functions

      Irmela Herzog

      págs. 375-382

      

    • On the Road to Nowhere?: Least Cost Paths, Accessibility and the Predictive Modelling Perspective

      Philip Verhagen

      págs. 383-389

      

  • New Technologies in Archaeological Museums

    • Piloting Time-Tours: Experiences from the Development and Implementation of a Computer Based Exhibition in West Sweden

      Per Steborg, Jonas Tornberg, Johan Ling, M. Soderstrom, Christopher Sevara, Liane Thuvander

      págs. 391-402

      

    • Location-based Interpretation at Archaeological and Heritage Sites: Visitor Reception to New Media Tours

      Eliane Massung, Kirsten Cater

      págs. 403-410

      

    • National Web Portals for the Norwegian University Museums

      Mieko Matsumoto, Espen Uleberg

      págs. 411-422

      

  • New Technologies in Archaeology Higher Education

    • Learning, Access and MoBility in Cultural Heritage Education: developments, Lessons and Findings from the Project

      Kari Uotila, Isto Huvila, Jari-Pekka Paalassalo

      págs. 423-434

      

  • Open Source in Archaeology

    • Free and Open Source Software in Archaeological Research Processes: an Application to the Study of African Red Slip Ware in Northern Italy

      Stefano Costa

      págs. 435-442

      

    • Open Source Software in Archaeology: Beyond Passive Users

      Stefano Costa, Luca Bianconi, Giovanni Luca A. Pesce

      págs. 443-448

      

    • Aramus Excavations and Field School: Experiences in Using, Developing, Teaching and Sharing Free/Libre and Open Source Software

      Alessandro Bezzi, Luca Bezzi, Rupert Gietl, Sandra Heinsch, Walter Kuntner, Giuseppe Naponiello

      págs. 449-454

      

    • 2D Open-source Editing Techniques for 3D Laser Scans

      Michael J. Olson, Kevin Ponto, Jason Kimball, Maurizio Seracini, Falko Kuester

      págs. 455-461

      

  • Quantitative Methods in Archaeology

    • Gappy Data Reconstruction and Applications in Archaeology

      Rob Stephan, Kevin Carlberg

      págs. 469-475

      

    • Statistics Applied to Skeletal Representation Studies: A Methodological Approach

      María Joana Gabucio Vilarrasa, Jordi Rosell Ardèvol, Isabel Cáceres

      págs. 483-486

      

    • Continuity and Change: a Study on the Computer-aided Classification of Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Pottery from the Netherlands, Part Two: The Application of Dynamic Simulations

      Vicent Mom, Erik Drenth

      págs. 487-499

      

  • Recording, Interpretation and Evaluation of High Definition 3D Surface Data

    • Evaluation of Historical Coin 3D Models

      Michael Hödlmoser, Sebastian Zambanini, Martin Kampel, Mario Schlapke

      págs. 499-504

      

    • Architectural Survey by Terrestrial Laserscanning - a New Method for Efficient Plan Creation

      Klaus Mechelke, Mike Schnelle

      págs. 505-509

      

  • Remote Sensing and Non Intrusive Methods

    • Modelling the Spatial Distribution of Archaeological Sites in the Makuyuni Region, Tanzania

      Michael Märker, Felix Bachofer, Geraldine Quénéhervé, Christine Hertler, Charles Saanane, Liane Giemsch, Heinrich Thiemeyer

      págs. 523-529

      

    • The ModAgSpace Project: Lidar Data and Landscape Archaeology in Southern France

      Nicolas Poirier, Rachel Opitz, Laure Nuninger, Kristof Ostir

      págs. 539-542

      

    • Silvretta Historica: Satellite-assisted Archaeological Survey in an Alpine Environment

      Karsten Lambers, Thomas Reitmaier

      págs. 543-546

      

  • Semantic Infrastructures in Archaeology

    • Methodology for CIDOC CRM Based Data Integration with Spatial Data

      Gerald Hiebel, Klaus Hanke, Ingrid Hayek

      págs. 547-554

      

    • Semantic Technologies for Archaeology Resources: results from the STAR Project

      Ceri Binding, Keith May, Renato Souza, Douglas Tudhope, Andreas Vlachidis

      págs. 555-561

      

    • Interoperate with Whom?: archaeology, Formality and the Semantic Web

      Leif Isaken, Graeme Earl, Kirk Martinez, Nicholas Gibbins, Simón J. Keay

      págs. 563-568

      

    • A Framework for Transforming Archaeological Databases to Linked Ontological Datasets

      Yi Hong, Monica Solanki, Lin Foxhall, Alessandro Quercia

      págs. 569-584

      

  • Taiking the Long View: Putting Sustainability at the Heart of Data Creation

    • Sustaining Database Semantics

      Keith W. Kintigh

      págs. 585-589

      

    • What Do We Do with the Mess?: managing and Preserving Process History in Evolving Digital Archaeological Archives

      Jessica Trelogan, Adam Rabinowitz, Maria Esteva, Stephen Pipkin

      págs. 597-600