InformatIon Priv.-Doz. Mag. Dr. Mihailo Popović (PI DPP)Austrian Academy of SciencesInstitute for Medieval ResearchHollandstraße 11-13 / 4. Stock1020 ViennaAustria

Mihailo.Popovic@oeaw.ac.at Tel. (00431) 51 581 3444http://dpp.oeaw.ac.at/

VenueThursdayAustrian Academy of SciencesSitzungssaalDr. Ignaz Seipel-Platz 21010 Vienna

FridayLooshausBügelzimmer and ManufakturMichaelerplatz 31010 Vienna

Hosted byAustrian Academy of Sciences Institute for Medieval Research

Digitising Patterns of PowerPeripherical Mountains in the Medieval World

Concluding Conference • 18–19 October 2018

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10:00–10:15 Univ.-Prof. Dr. Walter PoHl (Director of the Institute for Medieval Research, Austrian Academy of Sciences) Welcoming WordsModerator: Doz. Mag. Dr. Mihailo PoPoVIć

10:15–11:00

Keynote lecture no. 1Professor Dr. William cartWrIgHt (RMIT University, Australia)theatre of the World

11:00–11:15 • Coffee Break

11:15–11:45

Doz. Mag. Dr. Mihailo PoPoVIć (Austrian Academy of Sciences)the digital cluster Project “digitising Patterns of Power (dPP)” – Uniting History, Archaeology, Geography and Cartography with Tools from Digital Humanities

11:45–12:15 Ass.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Karel KrIz (University of Vienna)mapping the Past, Present and future – Geo-Communicating Historical Places and Spaces

12:15–12:45 Discussion 13:00–14:00 • Lunch

Moderator: Ass.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Karel KRIz

14:00–14:30Mag. Dr. Katharina WIncKler (Austrian Academy of Sciences)thinking territory in the early middle ages: a Digital Approach using the Example of the Diocese of Freising

14:30–15:00 Mag. Dr. Alexander PucHer (University of Vienna)an Interactive map-based application to represent Historical landscapes

15:00–15:30 Discussion 15:30–16:00 • Coffee Break

Moderator: Mag. Dr. Alexander PUcHeR

16:00–16:30Mag. Dr. Stefan eIcHert (Austrian Academy of Sciences and University of Vienna)“frontier – contact zone – no man’s land” – a Digital Repository for the Archaeology of the Morava – Dyje Borderregion in the Early Middle Ages

16:30–17:00Mag. Dr. Johannes PreIser-KaPeller (Austrian Academy of Sciences)digitising the local, localising the global. A Small Armenian Kingdom in the Wide World of the Early Middle Ages

17:00–17:30Mag. Markus breIer (University of Vienna)representing spatial uncertainties of Historical Places and spaces in Interactive maps

17:30–18:00 Discussion 18:15 • End of First Day

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09:00–09:30

Keynote lecture no. 2

Professor Dr. Joseph PatrIcH and Dr. Leah dI segnI (both University of Jerusalem, Israel)the onomasticon of Judaea/Palaestina and arabia and Its digital Version. Objectives and State of the Research

09:30–09:50

Mag. Veronika PolloczeK, MA and Bernhard KoscHIceK, BA BSc (both Austrian Academy of Sciences)transformation of analogue data into openatlas data: an Example from the Herzheimer Chronicle

09:50–10:10 Dr. Martin Kuna and Mag. olga lečbycHoVá (both The Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic)archaeological Information system of the czech republic

10:10–10:30 Discussion 10:30–11:00 • Coffee Break

Moderator: Mag. Dr. Katharina WIncKLeR

11:00–11:15 Dr. Pierre fütterer (University of Magdeburg, Germany)routes of Power. Itinerant Kingship, its Infrastructure and the Approbation of Space in 10th Century Medieval Germany

11:15–11:30 David scHmId, BA (University of Vienna)Visualising the ostrogothic Kingdom – The Use of GIS in Early Medieval Studies

11:30–11:50

Dr. olivier delouIs (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France) and Dr. Julien curIe (Université Paris-Sorbonne, France)the byzantine region of bithynia: from Archeological Archives to Geographic Information

11:50–12:20 Discussion12:20–13:30 • Lunch

Moderator: Doz. Mag. Dr. Mihailo PoPoVIć

13:30–13:45

Mag. Dr. David noVáK (The Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic)emblems of Power, administrative centres or Places of luxurious living? A Digital Archaeological Analysis of Medieval and Post-Medieval Manorial Residences

13:45–14:00 Alexander WatzInger (Austrian Academy of Sciences)openatlas: How to Grow Software for Historians

14:00–14:15 Dr. Francesco borrI (Austrian Academy of Sciences) urbs Karoli: the Frankish Takeover of Saxony

14:15–14:45 Discussion

14:45–15:00 Doz. Mag. Dr. Mihailo PoPoVIć (Austrian Academy of Sciences)Concluding Remarks

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