14th ArcheoFOSS Open Software, hardware, processes, data and formats in archaeological research  

Congrès, colloques, réunions - Appel à contributions / Call for papers

 

15-17 octobre 2020
Online

 

Due to the global coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, the 14th edition of ArcheoFOSS will be held online. The Conference will address a range of important topics and themes relating to data sharing, open tools, processes and formats in the archaeological domain.

 

We are inviting scholars, independent researchers, institutions, freelance archaeologists and professional companies involved in Cultural Heritage to submit original research or case studies by exposing the latest trends, theoretical or practical developments and challenges in the field. The Organising Committee strongly encourages abstract proposals focused on the following three thematic areas.

 

Theme 1. Use and Application of Free/Libre and Open Source (FLOS) Tools in Archaeology
Theme 2. Creation, use and Promotion of Open Data and Open Formats in Archaeology
Theme 3. Development and Customization of FLOS Software and Hardware Solutions for Cultural Heritage

 

The conclusive day of the conference will be dedicated to practical workshops focused on the topics of the conference. The attendance will be limited in number to ensure a better enjoyment of the events. The Organising Committee invites proposals for practical workshops on the use of a specific software, the execution of a process or the creation of a mash-up.

 

The conference will provide the opportunity to present live demonstrations, that will be hosted in the official ArcheoFOSS repositories. The participants can publish demos of applications and/or web mashups and share them with all participants.

Videos, presentations in several formats (odp, pdf, html, md, and so on) or functioning web applications are allowed. All the published demos will be presented during the conclusive day of the conference.

 

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Deadline for abstract submissions: 30/06/2020

 

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