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Benjamin N. Vis

Music and cinema critic, Nieuwe geluiden
Meanwood, Leeds, United Kingdom

leeds.academia.edu/BenjaminVis

Developing a comparative methodology for the interpretive social study of the development of (urban) built environment configurations through time. Related interests range from social theory to urbanisation processes, (conjectural) mapping and spatial analysis. Overall most of these issues are related to connecting intellectual understanding (theory) with empirical reality (material) for qualitative empirical approaches on the basis of spatial data and information.

Affiliation: Centre for Spatial Analysis and Policy, School of Geography, University of Leeds

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10:00am

Workshop 7 - Hands-on Archaeological Conceptual Modelling Building 65, Room 1145

9:00am

1 - Round Table Discussion Building 65, 1173 4 - From space to graphs for understanding the spatial changes with the medieval and modern fiscal sources Building 65, Lecture Theatre B 3 - Visualising time with multiple granularities: a generic framework. Building 65, 1143 5 - The evolution of territorial occupation: Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis applied to different case studies. Building 65, 1143

11:15am

2 - Exploring Semantic Web-based research questions for the spatio-temporal relationships at Çatalhöyük Building 65, 1097 5 - VR of a 1st century AD Roman city. Pollentia: architecture, topography, geography Building 65, Lecture Theatre C

2:00pm

2 - Integrated survey, mapping and interpretation of abandoned Roman towns in Adriatic Italy Building 65, Lecture Theatre B 3 - 'The whole is more than the sum of its parts'- Geospatial data integration and analysis at the Roman site of Ammaia (MarvÃ£o, Portugal) Building 65, Lecture Theatre B 5 - Rural Life in Protohistoric Italy: using integrated spatial data to explore protohistoric settlement in the Sibaritide Building 65, Lecture Theatre B

4:00pm

Poster - Paris and its urban area at the intersection of history and geography (9th-19th century) Building 65, South Corridor

4:15pm

6 - Connecting Archaeology and Architecture in Europeana: the Iberian digital collections Building 65, Lecture Theatre C

9:00am

2 - The AIS Matrix: Beyond Harris and the CIDOC-CRM Building 65, 1097 6 - Through an Archaeological Urban Data Model Handling Data Imperfection Building 65, 1097 6 - Pompeii and the iPad: an update Building 65, 1145 6 - Using GIS and the analysis of published and unpublished urban excavations Building 65, Lecture Theatre B 7 - Can Infovis tools support the analysis of spatio-temporal diffusion patterns in historic architecture? Building 65, Lecture Theatre B 8 - Interpreting time - representing chronology Building 65, Lecture Theatre B 10 - Shape grammar modelling and the visualisation of an uncertain past Building 65, 1143 4 - Map Digitisations: Methodological Foundations, Uncertainties, and Error Margins at the example of the Gough Map Building 65, 1143

2:00pm

4 - Hands-Off: Using Kinect to virtually query the ancient Maya city of Copan, Honduras Building 65, 1097 1 - Concepts for Studying the Built Environment: A framework of socio-spatial reasoning for identifying and operationalising comparative analytical units in GIS Building 65, Lecture Theatre C 2 - Formalization of scientific process and conceptual modelling for the study of territorial and products distribution dynamics (ArchaeDyn II programme) Building 65, Lecture Theatre C 3 - Can points, polygons, and lines represent dynamic and differing spatial landscapes of hunter-gatherers, pastoralists, and fisher-folk? An example of the role of GIS in understanding Holocene archa... Building 65, Lecture Theatre C 6 - Spatial Configuration and the Roman House: A Visibility Graph Analysis Approach Building 65, Lecture Theatre C 8 - Diffusion of Raw Materials and Manufactured Objects. A challenge for spatial analysis? Building 65, Lecture Theatre C

9:00am

1 - Archaeology in broad strokes: collating data for England from 1500 BC to AD 1086 Building 65, Lecture Theatre A 4 - The Shape of the Ancient World Project Building 65, 1097 5 - The Spatial Construct of Social Relations: human interaction and modelling agency Building 65, 1097 6 - Toward a Spatial Grammar of Pompeii Building 65, 1097 7 - Re-contextualising inter-visibility networks with artefact networks for understanding urban connectivity in Iron Age and Roman Southern Spain Building 65, 1097 9 - A new method of spatial analysis based on the extraction of proximity graphs Building 65, 1097

11:15am

1 - Recycling Roberts and Wrathmell: Building and Analysing the Atlas of Rural Settlement in England GIS Building 65, 1173 2 - Testing for Nonlinear Settlement Patterns with Fractal Geometry: A Case Study from the Yalahau Region, Northern Quintana Roo, Mexico Building 65, 1173 6 - Speeding up Georeferencing with subpixel accuracy Building 65, 1173 4 - Everything flows: a computational approach to fluid landscapes Building 65, Lecture Theatre B 5 - Calculating Accessibility Building 65, Lecture Theatre B 6 - Archaeology, mobility and the lived experience Building 65, Lecture Theatre B 7 - Material Motion: A case study in quantitative motion analysis Building 65, Lecture Theatre B

2:00pm

Poster - Paris and its urban area at the intersection of history and geography (9th-19th century) Building 65, South Corridor

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