# 35 – Mar 2015 (abstracts of the CAA2015 rock art session)

TRACCE Online Rock Art Bulletin 35

––––––––––––––––––> by Footsteps of Man
edited by Le Orme dell’Uomo (Valcamonica – I)

43rd International Conference
on Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods
in Archaeology
(CAA 2015)
University of Siena
San Niccolò University Building

Session 3C
Computer and rock art studies:
data collection, interpretation and communication

Tuesday 31 March 2015, Siena
15.00-16.40 and 17.00-18.40, room A
chair: Andrea Arcà

Communications

[31 March 2015, 15.00-16.40 – room A]

•   Margarita DIAZ-ANDREU, Tommaso MATTIOLI
  Archaeoacoustics of rock art: quantitative and qualitative approaches to the acoustics and soundscapes of rock art in the Western Mediterranean
  
  
•   Johan LINDERHOLM, Paul GELADI, Claudia SCIUTO
  Field based Near Infrared analysis of Rock paintings in northern Scandinavia
  
  
•   Enrique CERRILLO-CUENCA, Marcela SEPÚLVEDA
  Photographic recording and the digital enhancement of pigments: recent applications in the rock art of Northern Chile
  
  
•   Paolo Emilio BAGNOLI, Andrea SAMUELI
  Computer graphics-aided recording of open-air extensive rock-art panel
  
  

[31 March 2015, 17.00-18.40 – room A]

•   Alexander PAKHUNOV
  Simple and low-cost method for the tracking of biological activity on cave art sites
  
  
  
•   Frank BOOCHS, Stefanie WEFERS, Burkhard TIETZ, Tobias REICH
  Support of Petroglyph analysis through processing and viewing of 3D scan
  
  
•   Andrea ARCÀ
  Digital practices for the study of the Great Rock of the Naquane National Park, Valcamonica – Italy: from graphic rendering to figure cataloguing
  
  

Posters

•   Larisa VODOLAZHSKAYA, Artem VODOLAZHSKIY
  Journal AaATec – modern Internet-resource for communication in the field of archaeological studies
  
  
•   Massimo VANZI, Paolo Emilio BAGNOLI,Carla MANNU, Giuseppe RODRIGUEZ
  Photometric Stereo 3D visualizations of rock-art panels, bas-reliefs and graffiti
  
  
•   Benito VILAS, Alia VÁZQUEZ, Miguel CARRERO
  The Use of Photogrammetric Techniques for Recording the Rock Art Carving at Campo Lameiro (Galicia, Northern Spain)
  
  
•   Jorge ANGAS, Manuel BEA
  Geometric documentation and diffusion of the rock-art in Spain: ARAM project

CAA 2015 Detailed CONFERENCE PROGRAM

CAA 2015 “Keep the Revolution Going” Conference includes different kind of formats for the delivery of content. These are designed to be a specific balance between formal presentations and freeform open discussions.

The main themes of the conference include, according to the session and paper proposals reviewing process:

• 48 sessions (350 papers);
• 13 workshops;
• 6 roundtables;
• poster session (160 posters).

CAA 2015 Siena organizing committee is pleased to announce the release of the conference program.

http://caaconference.org/2015/03/24/program-caa-2015/

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