IMEKO TC-4 METROARCHAEO 2020 WILL GO LIVE FROM THU, OCTOBER 22 ON WeConf!

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The IMEKO TC-4 MetroArchaeo Online Platform will go live on Thursday, October 22.
All plenary and technical sessions, discussions and other activities will be carried out remotely via Microsoft Teams.
Pre-recorded presentations will be available on-demand to all registered attendees until November 24, 2020.
The Final Program is available here (all times are in CET) (CLICK HERE).

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2020 IMEKO TC-4 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

Metrology for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage



October 22 - 24, 2020



Call for Papers

MetroArchaeo brings together researchers and operators in the enhancement, characterization and preservation of archaeological and cultural heritage with the main objective of discussing production, interpretation and reliability of measurements and data.

The conference is conceived to foster exchanges of ideas and information, create collaborative networks and update innovations on “measurements” suitable for cultural heritage for archaeologists, conservators and scientists.
All contributions will be peer-reviewed on the basis of a full length manuscript and acceptance will be based on quality, originality and relevance. Accepted papers will be published in the Workshop Proceedings and indexed by SCOPUS.
Extended versions of presented papers are eligible for post publication.


Important Dates


Special Session Proposal Deadline
  • June 19, 2020
Extended Abstract Submission Deadline
  • July 12, 2020
Extended Abstract Acceptance Notification
  • August 23, 2020
Final Paper Submission Deadline
  • September 28, 2020


Plenary Speakers

Mauro Bernabei

Long-Distance Timber Trading in the Roman Empire

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Stefano Campana

What’s Next in Past Landscapes Studies? Drone-Based Platform a Killer Application in Archaeological Survey

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Ina Reiche

In-Situ Differentiation of Black Rock Paintings in the Palaeolithic Caves

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Patrick Schmidt

Early Pyrotechnology: Lithic Heat Treatment.

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TRENTO

Art and architecture, nature and museums have made Trento a cultural hotspot.
Provincial and (autonomous) Regional Capital, this city in Trentino Alto Adige boasts a long, rich tradition and some of the most important monuments in Italian history.

Trento was struck at the base of the rocky spur of the Doss Trento, on the Adige River's right bank (and beneath the Mausoleum of Cesare Battisti), as early as the Roman age....

CONFERENCE TOPICS

  • Methodologies and measurements for diagnostics and conservation;
  • Geomatics for Cultural Heritage research and management;
  • Non-destructive techniques for archaeological diagnostics;
  • 3D recording and modelling for Cultural Heritage;
  • Metrology in landscape archaeology;
  • Metrological approaches to the study of written Heritage;
  • Metrological approaches in architecture and visual arts;
  • Bioarchaeology and palaeodiet measurements;
  • Archaeometry;
  • Archaeozoology;
  • Archaeobotany;
  • Metrological analyses of raw materials;
  • Computer science and 3D survey;
  • Metadata and digital management in archaeology;
  • Ancient scientific instruments.


SPECIAL SESSIONS

Special sessions have the main aim of creating a mini-workshop on a specific topic, where researchers working on the same argument can make knowledge, familiarize, exchange ideas, create cooperation.



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