CALLING ALL 3D ARCHAEOLOGISTS! Now I have your attention, the deadline for CAA International Oxford has been extended until the 6th April, so there is still time to discuss or submit your paper/idea to S18 (other sessions available), 10/20mins, case study, thought provoking, you decide.

Just saw this handsome image pre-Corona ArtsFest of Faculty of Arts - University of Groningen University of Groningen w/ Youri van den Hurk (the little boy is viewing a sheep bone in #VR more info: digitalbones.eu) Dr. Gary Nobles CITresearch - UG DigitalBones 🫶🫶

That time of year again, keeping a foot in academia training students how to generate True 3D volumes of archaeological contexts. So glad we wrote this paper, and then rewrote all the code! degruyter.com/document/doi/1… But to be kind I'm putting together a quick reference manual.

Just doing a day of commercial archaeology (geomatics) before heading to the #Caa2022oxford in-person icebreaker! See you there!

Digital Zooarchaeology: State of the art, challenges, prospects and synergies While attending #CAA2022Oxford our SOTA paper which calls for a greater synergy between Zooarchaeology (and other subdisciplines) with Digital Archaeology has been published! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

With a gap in proceedings @caa2022oxford in S18 I delivered an 'old' presentation, here's the link to the requested paper. Thanks to all those who attended, some great papers! We'll be @caa2023 with our 3rd and final #3DSpatialAnalysis exploratory session. degruyter.com/document/doi/1…

Can anyone recommend a decent Python library for making graphs (node, edge, relationship etc.) dr Iza Romanowska ? In decent I mean conforms to semantic graphs and is reasonable easy as far as python goes.

Are you working with 3D in Archaeology? #Pointclouds #Voxels #Meshes #Surfaces #3DAnalysis #3DDataModelling #Semantic3D #etc Paper deadline 17th October in our 3rd and final 'exploring the SotA' session CAA 2023 Amsterdam #CAASIG3DSA Start your submission here: 2023.caaconference.org/submissions/ca…

Quite the session lined up for the 3D Spatial Analysis SIG with a diverse assortment of papers - just how we like it FINAL DAY FOR SUBMISSIONS!!! Yes, we have had the usual extension but today is really the final deadline! 2023.caaconference.org/submissions/ca… Always room for more! CAA International

🌴 A new map has been launched revealing the extent of Britain’s surviving fragments of temperate rainforests. At one time rainforests covered a fifth of Britain’s land. Today only isolated scraps survive, covering about 0.5% of land. nationalworld.com/news/environme…

RT @[email protected] Finally landed! Raster Attribute Table for #QGIS More details here: github.com/qgis/QGIS/pull… mapstodon.space/@elpaso/109312…

10 million (yes, MILLION) trees, detected from 30 gigabytes of Washington DC lidar data, individually transformed to the proper size and geo-referenced into a 3D #rayshader scene, entirely in #RStats!🤯 You knew rayshader could do trees—now you know it can do FORESTS!😀

My TEDx talk has been published on YouTube and already received 33K views 🤯 I shared my journey of automating archaeological site discovery with EO data. I hoped my audience would be inspired and see that passion and dedication can really create success. youtube.com/watch?v=4CV2u4…

Love this 😍 #remotesensing #LiDAR #trees besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/26…

I wonder if this is possible for UK forests?

😊😊 Hinz, M. and Heitz, C. (2022) ‘Unsupervised Classification of Neolithic Pottery From the Northern Alpine Space Using t-SNE and HDBSCAN’, Open Archaeology, 8(1), pp. 1183–1217. degruyter.com/document/doi/1…

Tune into BBC Politics South on Sunday 26th of February at 10:00 to see a feature all about AI including an interview on ArchAI. Thank you for having me, Frankie Peck!

This morning we were featured on BBC #PoliticsSouth talking about how ArchAI is using #AI to detect historic sites in the landscape. 🤯🤯 You can find the feature on the BBC iPlayer from around 15:30 bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…

In memory of much missed *Martin Isenburg*, lidar pioneer and legend in his own lifetime, we share his story "The Lidar Legacy of Martin Isenburg", published by Lidar Magazine > lidarmag.com/2023/02/14/too… <

Long Barrows or Houses for the Dead in the Dutch Wetlands - here I present a summary and defend the research which found the first cases located on abandoned Neolithic Settlements😀 I hope this settles the debate! (embargoed for 3 years) researchgate.net/publication/37…