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Sensing the Past - Preliminary Programme Frankfurt, 24-26 February 2015 24 February 2015 Opening 10:00-10:15 Conference Opening and Greeting on Behalf of N.N. the Institute for Archaeology of Frankfurt University
University of Frankfurt, Germany
10:15-10:30 Conference Opening and Greeting on Behalf of Eszter Bánffy the Roman-Germanic Commission
Roman-Germanic Commission of the German Archaeological Institute
10:30-10:50 ArchaeoLandscapes Europe - 5 Years of European Collaboration
Axel G. Posluschny
Roman-Germanic Commission of the German Archaeological Institute
Jean Bourgeois
Ghent University, Belgium
Dave C. Cowley
Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland
Chair: Axel G. Posluschny 11:00-11:25 Keynote - session 1: The diversity of European archaeological landscapes Session 1 11:30-11:50 / Scale and characterisation: an historic aerial 12:00 photographic perspective on European Landscapes
12:30-12:20 / Historical landscape through the lenses of Ivan Bugarski / Vujadin 12:30 LiDAR and photogrammetry: Late antique sites Ivanisevic in Serbia
Institute of Archaeology, Belgrade, Serbia
12:30-14:00 Lunch break All regular presentations are supposed to be 20-25 minutes plus 10-5 minutes for discussion
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Chair: Pete Horne 14:00-14:20 / The changing Romanian landscape: the 14:30 importance of archival imagery
William S. Hanson / Ioana A. Oltean
14:30-14:50 / An Aerial View of the Past - Aerial Archaeology Lis Helles Olesen / Esben 15:00 in Denmark Schlosser Mauritsen
University of Glasgow, United Kingdom, University of Exeter, United Kingdom Holstebro Museum, Denmark
15:00-15:30 Coffee break Chair: Chris Musson 15:30-15:50 / Mapping Cretan Heritage from the Air: the 16:00 Challenge of Mountainous Landscape
Gianluca Cantoro
Foundation for Research and Technology Hellas (FORTH), Greece
16:00-16:20 / Past landscapes and contemporary cultural 16:30 identities. Social role of non-invasive archaeological methods
Grzegorz Kiarszys
Szczecin University Institute of History and International Relations, Department of Archaeology
All regular presentations are supposed to be 20-25 minutes plus 10-5 minutes for discussion
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25 February 2015 Chair: Sorin Hermon 9:00-9:25
Keynote - session 2: Exploring past European landscapes: current techniques — future developments
Michael Doneus
University of Vienna, Austria
Session 2 9:30-9:50 / 10:00
Scouring the surface and peering beneath it at John Bintliff / Apostolos Sarris the ancient city of Hyettos, Boeotia, Greece
Foundation for Research and Technology Hellas (FORTH), Greece & University of Leiden, The Netherlands
10:00-10:20 / Large area archaeological mapping and Ralf Hesse / Jörg Bofinger 10:30 prospection using multiple lidar visualisation techniques: challenges, results and implications for archaeological research and heritage management
State Office for Cultural Heritage Management Baden-Wuerttemberg, Esslingen, Germany
10:30-10:50 / Long-term multi-method studies of pre11:00 industrial iron production in a vast outfield landscape
Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research (NIKU)
Ole Risbøl / Michael Pregesbauer / Anneli Nesbakken
11:00-11:30 Coffee break Chair: Anthony Corns 11:30-11:50 / Exploring a Late Bronze Age city on the south 12:00 coast of Cyprus: an integrated approach
Sorin Hermon / Carmen Science and Technology in Cuenca-Garcia / Giancarlo Archaeology Research Iannone / Marina Faka / Niki Center, Cyprus (STARC) Kyriakou / Kostas Anastasiades / Karin Nys
All regular presentations are supposed to be 20-25 minutes plus 10-5 minutes for discussion
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12:00-12:20 / Remote sensing in the Brú na Bóinne World 12:30 Heritage Site: Past, present and future
Stephen Davis / Knut Rassman UCD School of Archaeology, / Hans-Ulrich Voß / Christine Ireland Markussen / Will Megarry
12:30-14:00 Lunch break Chair: Hanna Stöger 14:00-14:20 / EmptyScapes: Filling ‘empty’ Mediterranean 14:30 landscapes, mapping and interpreting the archaeological continuum
Stefano Campana / K. Saito / B. Frezza
University of Siena, Italy
14:30-14:50 / Geophysical survey of the Viking Age burial 15:00 mound of Herlaugshaugen in Norway
Arne Anderson Stamnes / potentially with Robert Fry
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
15:00-15:20 / Visualization of lidar raster DEMs: guidelines 15:30 and tools
Žiga Kokalj / Ralf Hesse
Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (ZRC SAZU)
15:30-16:00 Coffee break Chair: Žiga Kokalj 16:00-16:20 / Detection of archaeological features in point 16:30 cloud data through Morphological Residuals Model (MRM)
César Parcero-Oubiña / Luis Spanish National Research Gonçalves-Seco / Hugo Pires / Council (CSIC) Joao Fonte / Pastor FábregaÁlvarez / Patricia Mañana
16:30-16:50 / Exploring past Romanian landscapes: the 17:00 application of satellite and LiDAR imagery
Ioana A. Oltean / William S. Hanson
All regular presentations are supposed to be 20-25 minutes plus 10-5 minutes for discussion
University of Exeter, United Kingdom, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom
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26 February 2015 Session 2 continues Chair: Ralf Hesse 9:00-9:20 / 9:30
Integrating a traditional method and a modern technique of archaeological remote sensing: the value of complementarity
Martin Gojda
University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic
9:30-9:50 / 10:00
Changing Past Landscapes: New Data, New Dilemma, More Doubts
Włodek Rączkowski
Adam Mickiewicz University Poznan, Poland
Edel Bhreathnach
The Discovery Programme, Ireland
10:00-10:30 Coffee break Chair: Dave Cowley 10:30-10:55 Keynote - session 3: Communicating and teaching landscape heritage Session 3 11:00-11:20 / Results of ArcLand Partner Co-operation: Gabor Bertok 11:30 fieldwork with students at a recently discovered Roman town
Directorate of Baranya County Museums, Hungary & Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of the Pázmány P. Catholic University (Piliscsaba/HU)
11:30-11:50 / Community engagement in remote sensing 12:00
Anthony Corns / Rob Shaw / Gary Devlin
The Discovery Programme, Ireland
12:00-12:20 / Making Ancient Mediterranean Landscapes 12:30 Accessible
Hanna Stoger / Hans Kamermans
University of Leiden, The Netherlands
12:30-14:00 Lunch break
All regular presentations are supposed to be 20-25 minutes plus 10-5 minutes for discussion
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Chair: Birger Stichelbaut 14:00-14:20 / Old Landscapes, New Eyes 14:30
Pete Horne
English Heritage
14:30-14:50 / When and Why Does it Make Sense. Kick-off 15:00 training and/or workshop events in the field of aerial archaeology
Darja Grosman
University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
15:00-15:20 / Above and Below; Community Engagement in 15:30 Remote Sensing in Ireland
Kevin Barton
Landscape & Geophysical Services, Ireland
Federica Boschi
University of Bologna, Italy
15:30-16:00 Coffee break Chair: Włodek Rączkowski 16:00-16:20 / The experience of the Erasmus IP "Preventive 16:30 Archaeology. Evaluating sites and landscapes" (editions 2013-2014)
16:30-16:50 / In Flanders Earth: WW1 aerial photographs in a Birger Stichelbaut / Piet 17:00 museum and landscape context Chielens
In Flanders Field Museum, Ypres, Belgium
17:00-17:30 Conference wrap up
University of Oxford, Institute of Archaeology
Gary Lock
All regular presentations are supposed to be 20-25 minutes plus 10-5 minutes for discussion
17:30-17:45 Conference closing
Axel G. Posluschny
All regular presentations are supposed to be 20-25 minutes plus 10-5 minutes for discussion
Roman-Germanic Commission of the German Archaeological Institute
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