Aerial Photography and Archaeology 2003

December 8th - 12th 2003, Ghent, Belgium

The papers of the congress will be published in September 2005, in the Archaeological Reports Ghent University.

Congress photopage

 

Organisation

Organising committee - Comité Organisateur: Jean Bourgeois, Philippe Crombé, Pieter De Coninck, Marc Meganck, Jacques Semey

Program - Programme 

Wednesday
08,00-09,00 Registration/Inscription
09,00-10,00 Opening ceremony - Cérémonie d'ouverture
10,00-10,30 Session 1: History of Aerial Photography - Histoire de la Photographie Aérienne

president: O. Braasch

B. Bewley Aerial Survey in England - the first century
10,30-11,00 R. Agache & J.Cl. Blanchet Archéologie aérienne de la France du nord: publication électronique et base de données patrimoniales
11,00-11,30 W. Raczkowski To overcome infirmity: current approaches to aerial archaeology in Poland
11,30-12,00 Coffeebreak - Pause café
12,00-12,30 L. Grunwald From the Beginning to the Present - History of Aerial Archaeology in Lower Saxony
12,30-13,00 J. Bourgeois, M. Meganck & J. Semey Almost a century of Aerial Photography in Belgium. An overview
13,00-14,30 Lunch
14,30-15,00 K. Brophy The impact of aerial photography on Neolithic studies
15,00-15,30 Ch. Going A survey of the RAF/USAAF cover of Europe, and its heritage importance
15,30-16,00 M. Anderton Concept, Strategy and Invention: Aerial Photography, Military Archaeology, and Historical and Cultural Analysis
16,00-16,30 Coffeebreak - Pause café
16,30-17,00 Session 2: Recent developments - Développements récents

president: W. Raczkowski

M. Gojda Ancient Landscapes hidden and visible. Air Survey and Rethinking the History of Space and Settlement in Central Europe: towards a Synthesis
17,00-17,30 I. Kuzma New discoveries in Slovakia
17,30-18,00 R. Schwarz Aerial reconnaissance in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany
Thursday
09,00-09,30 M. Doneus Aerial Archaeological Prospection of the Viking Age Settlement in Haithabu
09,30-10,00 M. Brown Aerial Survey and Designed Landscapes in Scotland
10,00-10,30 B. Lambot
10,30-11,00 Y. Xinshi Aerial archaeological reconnaissance at Yangling ,China
11,00-11,30 M. Schönherr Aerial Archaeology and new dicoveries by a flying wing model
11,30-12,00 Coffeebreak - Pause café
12,00-12,30 Session 3: Aerial Photography and GIS - Photographie Aérienne et SIG

president: M. Doneus

M. De Meyer Houthulst and the A19 Project: Inventory of World War I Heritage Based on Wartime Aerial Photography and Trenchmaps
12,30-13,00 M. Lodewijckx, I. Roovers & R. Pelegrin Aerial survey in Eastern Flanders: a start with promising prospects.
13,00-13,30 J. De Man et alii A laser based DEM, new possibilities for Flemish archaeologists
13,30-14,30 Lunch
14,30-15,00 T. Wiedemann, F. Vermeulen, M. Antrop & B. Hageman Ancient lines in the landscape: the use of GIS and aerial photography for the study of ancient roads and field systems in Flanders.
15,00-15,30 F. Vermeulen, G. Verhoeven & J. Semey The integration of aerial photography and GIS in the Potenza Valley Survey (Italy)
15,30-16,00 M. Willbertz ADABweb - Base de données archéologiques sur l’intranet du pays fédérale Basse Saxonie
16,00-16,30 Coffeebreak - Pause café
16,30-17,00 J. Mialdun, I. Mirkowska & W. Raczkowski Early medieval fortified sites in north-eastern Poland: a proposal of archaeological information system
17,00-17,30 D. Korobov Mapping the Medieval agricultural traces with help of GIS and aerial photography
17,30-18,00 J. Haigh From photographs to maps; a collaborative development
Friday
09,00-09,30 Session 4: Use of Aerial Photography in Heritage Management & Research - Utilisation de la Photographie Aérienne dans la gestion du patrimoine et dans la recherche

president: M. Gojda

D. Cowley Vertical and oblique photography: integrating the resources
09,30-10,00 M.R. del Arbol The application of aerial photography and satellitary imagery to the conservation and management of cultural parks
10,00-10,30 T. Driver High peaks, deep valleys: Triumphs and challenges in surveying upland Wales from the air
10,30-11,00 N. Andrikopoulou Protecting the archaeological heritage by using aerial photographs - Chances and limits of an archaeological method
11,00-11,30 Coffeebreak - Pause café
11,30-12,00 M. Calado
12,00-12,30 B. Cherretté Circles for the dead. An archaeological inquiry into the Bronze Age in Flanders (2nd millennium BC)
12,30-13,00 O. Braasch Tracks and Traces Abroad
13,00-14,30 Lunch
14,30-15,00 St. Bödecker A polygon shaped ditch system at Kalkar - a camp of the Legio I?
15,00-15,30 J. Vanmoerkerke Le rôle de la prospection aérienne dans l’archéologie actuelle : exemples de Champagne et de Lorraine
15,30-16,00 P. Gilman Aerial archaeology is of vital importance in the county of Essex (United Kingdom)
16,00-16,30 Coffeebreak - Pause café
16,30-17,00 R. Jones Surveying the Antonine Wall: Digital Integration and Research
17,00-17,30 M. Ziolkowski Photographie aérienne et satélitaire et prospection archéologique dans les Andes Centrales.
17,30-18,00 Final considerations B. Bewley & J Bourgeois
Posters S. Aleksejchouk 3D GIS in archaeology (Comprehensive approach in reconstruction of archaeological monuments)
G. Ceraudo Photogrammetry addressed to archaeology
M. De Meyer Archaeological Research using Satellite Remote Sensing Techniques (Corona) in the Valleys of Shirwan and Chardawal, Iran
M. Doneus Archaeological Feedback of the Aerial Archaeological Interpretation of an Early Medieval Graveyard in Frohsdorf, Lower Austria.
W. Gheyle CORONA and ASTER satellite imagery used for archaeological survey and detailed mapping of remote areas (Altai, Russia).
D. Krasnodebski Polish Aerial Photography from year ca. 1920
I. Kuzma New discoveries in Slovakia
I. Mirkowska, R. Raczkowski & J. Mialdun Early medieval fortified sites in north-eastern Poland: a proposal of archaeological information system
M. Willbertz Was ist eine Fundstelle?
I. Bourgeois, J. Bourgeois & J. Semey Enclos quadrangulaires: monuments à fonction rituelle de l’âge du fer en Flandre sablonneuse. L’ apport de la photographie aérienne.
I. Bourgeois, M. Meganck & J. Semey Enclos fossoyés de l’âge du fer en Flandre sablonneuse: vestiges de fermes indigènes?