Full list of links to presentation videos:

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Session 1. Measuring and Sensing

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• James Hepher, The Rae Project: Digital Documentation of a Nation’s Heritage (Scotland, UK)

• Erwin Meylemans, It’s all in the pixels: high resolution remote sensing data and the mapping and analysis of the archaeological and historical landscape (Flanders, Belgium)

• Sergiu Musteata, Non-invasive archaeology in the Republic of Moldova - an example of multidisciplinary approach and international partnerships (Moldova)

• Mark Dunkley, Ultra-sonic research on submarine hulls (England, UK)

• David Bibby, Survey2GIS - A flexible, open source solution for transferring survey data into GIS. (Germany)

• Paul Bryan, Historic Building Information Modelling (England, UK)

 

Session 2. Data to Knowledge

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• Agnieszka Oniszczuk, Archaeology in the GIS portal of the National Heritage Board of Poland (Poland)

• Åsa M Larsson, Digitalizing the Archaeological Process in Sweden (Sweden)

• Peter McKeague, Why the historic environment needs a Spatial Data infrastructure (Scotland, UK)

• Máté Stibrányi, Switching to digital tools. Archaeological heritage evaluation for preventive archaeology in Hungary (Hungary)

• Hella Hollander, Saving Treasures: The DANS digital archive (Netherlands)

• David Novák, Archaeological Map of the Czech Republic – Current state and future visions of virtual research tools in Czech Republic (Czech Republic)

• Rudina Zoto, ASA: an Open Source WebGIS application for Albania (Albania)

• Julian Richards, Long term data preservation and re-use: the work of the Archaeology Data Service (University of York, UK)

 

Session 3. Visualising the Past

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• Elena Korka, New opportunities for access to cultural goods by the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports (Greece)

• Elizabeth Jerem/ József Laszlovszky, Recent Developments in the Application of New Digital Technologies in Archaeological Heritage Management in Hungary (Hungary)

• Jiri Unger/Petr Kvetina, On-site presentation of the invisible prehistoric landscapes (Czech Republic)

• Hans Blanchart, Archaeology and Geohistory: building a multi-user platform in the Brussels Capital Region (Brussels, Belgium)

• Rob Shaw, 3D Icons project, and 3D Icons Ireland (Ireland)

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