CAA-UK 2021

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Department of History, Royal Holloway

Annual meeting of the UK Chapter of the UK Chapter of Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology Group.

Hosted by Department of History at Royal Holloway. <h1>Timetable</h1><h2>Day 1, Friday 10th December	12:50 – 17:00</h2>12:50 – 13:00 Introduction and welcome – Lawrence Shaw	13:00 – 13:20 SNA and ANT in the study of local identities: central Italian centres and their cemeteries. - Dr Ulla Rajala	13:30 – 13:50 Where Was the Water? A Research Project to utilise neural network visual identification classification to aid in the archaeological interpretation of submerged landscapes. - Dr Andy Fraser	14:00 – 14:20 Once observed and then forgotten. Are we realising the reuse potential of primary fieldwork and research data? - Peter McKeague	Tea Break 	14:30 – 14:4514:45 – 15:05 Credible (and trustworthy) Artificial intelligence in Archaeology - Daniël P. van Helden, Eliyas Woldegeorgis, Qinghua Zhou, Alexander N. Gorban, Ivan Y.	15:15: - 15:35 Community building to move forward with FAIR. Emma Karoune	Comfort Break	15:45 – 15:50Key Note 15:40 – 16:35 3D Digitization &amp; publishing: The past, present, &amp; future. Thomas Flynn	16:55 – 17:10 AGM	<h2>Day 2, Saturday 11th December	09:00 – 13:00</h2>09:00 – 10:00 Panel Discussion: Computer Applications to Climate Change and Heritage. Chair: Sam Griffiths	Comfort Break	10:00 – 10:0510:05 – 10:25 Heritage Discourses and Social Media: Quali-quantitative methods beyond GLAM Environments - Alex Hiscock (CAA-UK Graduate Award short list)	10:35 – 10:55 ‘Heritapp’: An interactive heritage smartphone application for tackling the imbalance in cultural visits and promoting citizen participation - Sonia Pujals Blanch (CAA-UK Graduate Award short list)	10:55 – 11:15 Inclusive Virtuality - Facilitating Access to Inaccessible Cultural Heritage Sites for the Physically Disabled through an Application of Multi-Sensory Virtual Environments. - Alastair George Nock (CAA-UK Graduate Award short list)	11:15 – 11:35 Extrapolation of individual artefact data from in-situ deep-sea archaeological remains; quantitative analysis of a submerged artefact assemblage in the Black Sea. - Daisy Turnbull (CAA-UK Graduate Award short list)	Tea Break	11:35 – 11:55Key Note11:55 – 12.40 Heritage and Nationalism: Understanding populism through big data. Dr Chiara Bonacchi	Close	12:55

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