Past workshops
The ADS team has made available past presentations and workshop materials.
You can browse our list of past workshops on the menu to the right to find out more.
Help & guidance Continuing professional development
In this section
- Guides to Good Practice
- Digital archiving
- The project lifecycle
- Basic components
- Introduction
- Documents and digital texts
- Databases and spreadsheets
- Raster Images
- Vector images
- Digital video
- Digital audio
- Data collection and fieldwork
- Aerial survey
- UAV survey
- Geophysics
- Marine survey
- Laser scanning
- Close-range photogrammetry
- Dendrochronology
- Data analysis and visualisation
- GIS
- CAD
- A Brief Introduction to CAD
- Capturing data for CAD projects
- CAD Systems
- Documenting data from CAD projects
- Archiving CAD Data
- Appendices
- Appendix 1: Accuracy and instrument tests
- Appendix 2: The CSA layer-naming convention
- Case study 1: Deansway
- Case study 2: Symon’s Castle
- Case study 3: Planning the survey for the Pompeii Forum Project
- Case study 4: Modelling the older Propylon in Athens
- Case study 5: A GPS survey of Hambledon Hill
- Case study 6: Symon’s Castle documentation
- References
- 3D Models
- Case studies
- Preparing and depositing your archive
- Continuing professional development
- Training in data management and digital archive for data creators in Academic Research
- Undergraduate and postgraduate training courses
- Past workshops
- Data Management and Deposition with the ADS
- Data Management and Deposition with the ADS for AHRC Projects
- ADS-easy and digital data for archaeology and heritage
- Deposition: costing, best practice and practical advice
- Data management for archaeological archives
- Management, preservation and publishing of digital data for archaeologists
- Data management for archaeology
- Data management
- Instructions for Depositors
- ADS-easy instructions for use
- Advice for grant applicants
- Teaching resources
- Advice for HER uploads to the Heritage Gateway
- FAQs
- Glossary
- Data access and reuse
