ECAI Spring 2006 Meetings
in conjunction with CAA
April 18 - 21, 2006
Fargo, North Dakota, USA
CALL FOR PAPERS
ECAI is pleased to announce that the Spring 2006 meetings will be held
in conjunction with the Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods
in Archaeology (CAA) conference - Digital Discovery: Exploring New Frontiers
in Human Heritage, April 18 - 21 in Fargo, North Dakota.
ECAI is accepting submissions for papers within the theme Cultural Heritage
and Cyber infrastructure on the following topics:
- Exemplary cultural maps and atlases
- Cultural atlases in teaching
- Gazetteers and related aids
- Metadata, Standards, and Best Practices
- e-Scholarship / e-Science
- Cyber infrastructure in the Humanities and Social Sciences
- e-Publications
- Virtual Reality
The CAA list of conference topics include:
- Virtual Reality Modeling
- Simulations and Complex Modeling
- 3D Data Capture, Manipulation, and Analysis
- Field Applications
- Remote Sensing
- Mapping and Spatial Technologies (GIS and others)
- Informatics
- Education
- Cultural Heritage Resources Management
- Bio-Archaeology and Human Biological Heritage
- Quantitative Applications
- Archaeometry
- Maritime Archaeology
- Theoretical Issues
Submissions relevant to ECAI topics should be sent by January 13, 2006
to Kim Carl, ECAI, kcarl@berkeley.edu.
Submissions relevant to the CAA list, but not to ECAIs, should be submitted
directly to CAA. Submission guidelines for CAA are available from the
CAA conference web site,
http://www.caa2006.org/.
ECAI had a successful conference with CAA in the Spring 2003. We welcome
this opportunity to once again meet with this diverse group of scholars.
Plans to meet in Belfast were altered due to logistical problems however
an ECAI Congress of Cultural Atlases in Belfast is in the planning.
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