Stadtarchäologie Wien., ed. (2004). Enter the past:. Oxford: Archaeopress.

Title The title of the publication or report Title:	Enter the past:
Subtitle The sub title of the publication or report Subtitle:	the e-way into the four dimensions of cultural heritage: CAA 03 -- computer applications and quantitative methods in archaeology --
Series The series the publication or report is included in Series:	British Archaeological Reports
Volume Volume number and part Volume:	S1227
Number of Pages The number of pages in the publication or report Number of Pages:	585
Publication Type The type of publication - report, monograph, journal article or chapter from a book Publication Type:	Monograph Chapter (in Series)
Abstract The abstract describing the content of the publication or report Abstract:	The volume contains all 130 lectures held at the Congress, which took place at Vienna City Hall from 8 to 12 April 2003. `[Enter the Past]' was jointly organised by Vienna Urban Archaeology, the Research Association Urban Archaeology and the CAA (Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology, UK). 514 participants from forty-nine nations and all five continents participated in the Congress. The programme included eight workshops, 196 lectures and fifty-two posters. Papers include
Editor The editor of the publication or report Editor:	Stadtarchäologie Wien
Issue Editor The editor of the volume or issue Issue Editor:	Stadtarchäologie Wien Stadtarchäologie Wien
Publisher The publisher of the publication or report Publisher:	Archaeopress
Year of Publication The year the book, article or report was published Year of Publication:	2004
ISBN International Standard Book Number ISBN:	1-84171-592-1
Note Extra information on the publication or report. Note:	Is Portmanteau: 1 Editorial Expansion: proceedings of the 31st Conference, Vienna, Austria, April 2003
Source Where the record has come from or which dataset it was orginally included in. Source:	BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
Created Date The date the record of the pubication was first entered Created Date:	21 Sep 2004

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Chapter Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Archaeological information: an information scientist looks on archaeology	Heinz Zemanek	16 - 26
Archaeological typologies --; an archaeological fuzzy reality	Francesca Alhaique Sorin Hermon Franco Niccolucci Maria-Rosa Iovino Valentina Leonini	30 - 34
Ontologies as a reference framework for the management of knowledge in the archaeological domain	Oleg Missikoff	35 - 39
A new system for interactive vessel reconstruction and drawing	Franciso Javier Melero Alejandro J León Francisco Contreras Juan Carlos Torres	78 - 81
Application of 3D modeling in ship reconstruction and analysis: tools and techniques	George Indruszewski Gerald Farin Anshuman Razdan Arelyn Simon David Van Alfen Jeremy Rowe	82 - 85
Definition and construction of parametric archetypes of archaeological artefacts by means of CAD techniques	Giuseppe Di Gironimo Bianca Ferrara Stanislao Patalano	86 - 89
Computer aided reconstruction of human crania	P Gunz P Mitteroecker F L Bookstein Gerhard W Weber	92 - 95
New morphometric methods in paleopathology: shape analysis of a Neolithic hydrocephalus	P Mitteroecker P Gunz Maria Teschler-Nicola Gerhard W Weber	96 - 99
Digital recording of stratigraphic excavations	Michael Doneus Wolfgang Neubauer	113 - 116
New achievements in pottery reconstruction	Martin Kampel Robert Sablatnig	117 - 120
Information system and computerised methods for rescue archaeology	François Djindjian	121 - 124
ArcheoPackPro!: a software system for digital data management for ...	Nenad N Tasic	125 - 127
Europe's electronic inheritance: the ARENA project and digital preservation in Euro...	Jon Kenny William Kilbride	130 - 133
International reference collections	A G Lange	137 - 140
Optimizing digital library for national heritage as a national culture managing device	Ruli Darmawan	141 - 143
Integrating web and GIS services into archive and collection management systems	S Russegger H Zeiner H Mayer	144 - 146
A geo-archaeological model of Holocene landscape development and its implications for the preservation of archaeological sites	Benjamin Ducke	154 - 157
Rethinking the cultural heritage domain: towards an economy of the virtual	Maurizio Forte Oleg Missikoff	162 - 165
Revelation: practice, technology, dissemination and the design...	Keith May Sarah Cross	166 - 169
Augmented culture: historical environments for captivating educationa...	Antonella Guidazzoli Massimo Alessio Mauri Renzo Salvi Maria Chiara Liguori	183 - 186
Presenting archaeological information with the help of multimedia cartography	Markus Jobst	187 - 191
Computer , , , what for?; Vituality [sic] vs. reality in archaeology	Paula Campo	192 - 195
Interweaving digital narratives with dynamic archaeological databases for the public presentation of cultural heritage	Ruth Tringham	196 - 199
A methodology for evaluating archaeological web sites	Nicoletta Di Blas Franca Garzotto Maria Pia Guermandi Franco Niccolucci	200 - 203
Replication in archaeological information systems	Nisha Joseph Damian Green John Cosmas Take Itegaki	216 - 220
Documenting two histories at once: digging into archaeology	Jon Holmen Christian-Emil Ore Øyvind Eide	221 - 224
Causality and cross-purposes in archaeological predictive modeling	Thomas G Whitley	236 - 239
Use and abuse of digital terrain/elevation models	Willem Beex	240 - 242
Efficiency of chipped-stone techniques: an analytical model based on GIS data	Tsoni Tsonev Emanuela Montagnari Kokelj Chiara Piano	250 - 253
The interconnectivity of cultural sites: sights and sounds across a landscape	Dora Constantinidis	258 - 262
The `contemporary mind'.; 3D GIS as a challenge in excavation practice	Stefania Merlo	276 - 280
GIS analysis of historical cadastral maps as a contribution in landscape archaeology	Michele De Silva Giovanna Pizziolo	294 - 298
Computer applications for a reconstruction of archaeological stratigraphy as a predictive model in urban and territorial contexts	M Cattani A Fiorini B Rondelli	299 - 303
Active 3D sensing for heritage applications	J-A Beraldin F Blais L Cournoyer G Godin M Rioux J Taylor	340 - 343
Software archaeology --; an interdisciplinary view	Gerhard Chroust	344 - 347
Computerised methods for Palaeolithic art studies	Ludmilla Iakovleva	348 - 351
Revealing collections: discovery, access and interoperability	Kate Fernie	356 - 358
Animation by computer.; A tool for understanding the dynamic behaviour of ...	Friedrich Balck Fritz Keller	359 - 362
Online: web developments at the Royal Commission on the An...	Mark Gillick Peter McKeague Richard Strachan	374 - 376
CIPHER (Communities of Interest to Promote Heritage of European Regions) --; Internet cultural portals and the development of a...	Anthony Corns Oliver McHugh Eoin Kilfeather John McAuley	384 - 388
Peer-to-peer ways to cultural heritage	Dimitris C Papadopoulos Efthimios C Mavrikas	389 - 392
Some problems in archaeological excavation 3D modelling	Juan A Barceló Oriol Vicente	400 - 404
The orthographic approximation; a simple geometrical model for avoiding perspectiv...	Geoffrey John Avern	405 - 408
Establishing optimal core sampling strategies: theory, simulation and practical implications	Philip Verhagen Adrie Tol	416 - 419
The problem of determining sex and species of ancient animals and their height in withers based on metapodium	Evgeniy Begovatov Aida Petrenko	420 - 422
Group and conquer --; a method for displaying large stratigraphic data s...	Irmela Herzog	423 - 426
Cutting or scrapping sic?; Using neural networks to distinguish kinematics in...	Juan A Barceló Jordi Pijoan-López	427 - 430
Automated classification of stone projectile points in a neural network	E S Lohse C Schou R Schlader D Sammons	431 - 433
An overlapping cluster scheme	Kazumasa Ozawa	438 - 440
Aoristic analysis: seeds of a new approach to mapping archaeological ...	Ian Johnson	448 - 452
Quantifying the state of the art	Christian Mayer	453 - 455
Machine learning applied to geo-archaeological soil data	O S Farrington N K Taylor	456 - 459
Toward a cultural measure of time: remarks of phasing CA-derived Petrie-matrices and ...	Tim Kerig	464 - 466
Establishing optimal core sampling strategies: theory, simulation and practical implications]	Avshalom Karasik I Sharon Uzy Smilansky Ayelet Gilboa	472 - 475
Mapping our heritage	M Farjas M Alonso	478 - 481
GPS survey: 3D data for easy digital terrain modelling	Rob Shaw	482 - 487
The Arminghall henge is space and time: how virtual reality contributes to research on its...	Willem Beex John W M Peterson	490 - 493
Argumentation paths in information infrastructure of the archaeological virtual realities	Isto Vatanen	494 - 499
On using state of the art computer game engines to visualize archaeological structures in interactive teaching and research	Martin Meister	505 - 509
A cultural heritage dialogue.; IT support for reflections on the present and the ...	Susanne Raalte, van Rolf Källman Tomas Wikström	518 - 520
Computer games and archaeological reconstruction: the low cost VR	Michael Anderson	521 - 524
Between reconstruction and reproduction.; The role of virtual models in archaeological resea...	Sabina Viti	525 - 528
A concept for 3D mapping with augmented reality technologies	K Grether	533 - 536
Subterranean-modelling.; From plan to computer model -- entering the 3rd di...	Gero Steffens	552 - 554
Visualizations --; a critical survey on opportunities and limits	Wolfgang Knoll Peter Braumann Ildikó Frels	558 - 561
The Charismatic approach to modelling and rendering of historic urban environments	D B Arnold A M Day D W Fellner S Havemann	566
The Electronic Cultural Atlas Initiative at the Enter the Past Conference, Vienna, April 2003	Stadtarchäologie Wien	569 - 571