Autor: Armin Volkmann

Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology

Perth, Western Australia 25-28th March 2013

Call for Sessions, Roundtables and Workshops Proposals

CAA2013 PERTH

Across Space and Time

http://caa2013.org

The CAA2013 PERTH conference ‘Across Space and Time‘ will be held at the University of Western Australia Club from Monday 25 – Thursday 28 March 2013. Workshops will be held on Monday 25 March on campus.

CAA (Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology) is the premier international conference for all aspects of computing, quantitative methods and digital applications in Archaeology. With a history going back to 1972, CAA encourages participation from scholars, specialists and experts in the fields of archaeology, history, cultural heritage, digital scholarship, GIS, mathematics, semantic web, informatics and members of other disciplines that complement and extend the interests of CAA.

For further information about this exciting interdisciplinary conference see the website http://caa2013.org

Call for sessions

The CAA 2013 Conference Chairs invite proposals for sessions relating to all aspects of computer applications to stimulate discussion and future progress in the application of digital technologies to archaeology and various aspects of cultural heritage.

Sessions, Roundtables and Workshops proposals are now being invited and are due 20 June 2012.

Themes

The main themes of the conference are likely to include the following, but may be modified or extended according to the session proposals we receive:

1.      Field and laboratory data recording

2.      Data modelling, management and integration

3.      Linked data and the semantic web

4.      Data analysis and visualisation

5.      3D modelling, visualisation and simulations

6.      Spatio-temporal modelling, GIS and remote sensing

7.      Users and interfaces: education, museums and multimedia

8.      Theoretical issues, and the relation of CAA with the Digital Humanities

9.      Digital Cities, cultural heritage interpretation and modelling the past.

Formats

The CAA 2013 Conference organisers invite proposers to read the session guidelines and make their submission accordingly.

Paper sessions – 90 minutes:

An explicit aim of the CAA2013 program is to promote networking, knowledge sharing and discussion. In order to do so, there will be a new type of session, called Focus Sessions(see below), which session organisers and presenters are encouraged to consider. Sessions chairs can indicate at this stage if they would like to adopt the Long paper session format, the Focus session format, or a combination of the two. They may wish to approach potentially interested participants as to whether they want to contribute to the developing a proposal.

§         Long paper sessions:

A session of related 20 minute papers. This is an opportunity to present new and ground-breaking research in a conventional presentation and power point format. There will be questions after each session; however, the time limit for the paper needs to be strictly adhered to.

§         Focus sessions:

A session consisting of approximately ten thematically related 5 minute key-point presentations, an optional discussion to pull the theme together, followed by a room-based break organised around posters or demonstrations presenting additional information.

We encourage session organisers to think outside the box and consider whether the Focus Sessions would present better networking and learning opportunities rather than traditional Long Paper Sessions.

Roundtables – 90 minutes:

Roundtables to address a specific topic or issue comprising of up to 10 speakers coordinated by one or more individuals. Papers may be short or long presentations at the discretion of the coordinator(s) but would normally include at least 30 minutes for general discussion from the floor.

Workshops – 90 minutes:

We are also inviting submissions for pre-conference workshops to be held on Monday 25 March. Workshops on applied research are welcome. Workshops will normally last 2 – 3 hours and should be scheduled to finish by mid-afternoon in time for the first plenary session of the Conference. Please include some practical work or other active participation of attendees, rather than an extended lecture. In proposing workshops, please indicate any technical facilities required for example, a computer lab or wireless network and whether participants should bring own laptops. Also please indicate the maximum number of participants and any prior knowledge or skills required.

Key Dates

How to Submit

We look forward to receiving your Proposal. Please submit your proposal via the CAA Open Conference System at:

https://caaconference.org/ocs

If you do not have a login, please create one at the ACCOUNT tab and select CAA2013. Make sure you check AUTHOR at the bottom of the registration form (if you do not select AUTHOR you will not be able to submit your proposal).

If you had previously logged in the CAA Open Conference System (OCS) for the CAA 2012 Southampton conference, you can log with the same user name and password. Should you have log in problems, use the ‘Forgot your password?’ link on the LOG IN tab to recover your user name and a new password.

If you have any technical problems in uploading your submission please send an email to submissions@caa2013.org .

We look forward to seeing your Proposal and seeing you in Perth in 2013.

The Co-Chairs

CAA2013 Perth

Across Space and Time

Contact email: info@caa2013.org

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Autumn Workshop: Realising the Opportunities of Digital Humanities
www.dri.ie/events

Date: Tuesday 23 October - Thursday 25 October 2012
Venue: Dublin and Maynooth, Ireland

"Realising the Opportunities of Digital Humanities"
A workshop jointly organised by:
Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI)
Digital Enterprise Research Institute (DERI)
Digital Humanities Observatory (DHO)
Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH-EU)

The focus of this event is to engage academia, industry, cultural
institutions and public bodies to identify the key research challenges in
digital humanities, and to further build the academic-industry partnerships
that will enable adoption of digital humanities skills, technologies and
tools. This focus will extend to the innovative use of digital humanities
technologies in the public sector demonstrating social benefit, such as the
digitisation of the Irish census and the use of open linked public data.

This is the first in a series of workshops targeting the industry-academic
interface for identifying and realising the opportunities of the digital
humanities. The event is jointly organised by the two major digital
humanities national infrastructures (the DRI and the DHO), and the largest
semantic web research Institute (DERI), together with a large-scale European
digital infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH).

During the three days, participants will expand their skills through a series
of digital labs, lectures and masterclasses lead by subject matter experts,
in the areas of data visualisation and in the application of linked data to
leverage the semantic web for scholarly humanities research. This workshop
will combine a day of hands-on practical application with master classes and
lectures and a day long symposium drawing together academic and industry
practitioners.

Themes will include:

        * Data Visualisation and Data Analytics for Digital Humanities
Scholarship
        * Leveraging Linked Data and the Semantic Web for Scholarly Research
        * IP and Licensing .... 'What You Can and Can't Do With Data'
        * Infrastructure and Data Modelling

This event will take place in Dublin and Maynooth from Tuesday 23 October -
Thursday 25 October 2012.
Registration and programme details to be announced  http://www.dri.ie/events/
For more information please email dri@ria.ie or phone +353 1 609 0674

The Royal Irish Academy is subject to the Freedom of Information Acts 1997 &
2003 and is compliant with the provisions of the Data Protection Acts 1998 &
2003. For further information see our website www.ria.ie

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Die 11. “International Conference on Current Research Information Systems” findet in Prag vom 6.-9. Juni 2012 statt.
Teilnahme-Registrierung bis 6.4.12. Weitere Infos unter: http://www.cris2012.org/

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