Lunedì, 2 Maggio 2011

Istituzioni organizzatrici: Soprintendenza Archeologica del Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Università di Udine, Trieste, Padova; Fondazione per Aquileia; Società Friulana di Archeologia.

Progamma:

– Luigi Fozzati (Soprintendente Arch. Friuli-Venezia Giulia), Paola Ventura (Direttore Museo di Aquileia);

– Anna Maria Reggiani (Univ. Chieti-Pescara e Fondazione per Aquileia): indirizzi di saluto.

1: Methods and Techniques

– Jörg Fassbinder (Bavarian State Dept. of Monuments, Munich), Geophysical prospection and aerial archaeology: an effective research method for the preservation of monuments and sites (in collaboration with W.E.Irlinger);

– Arianna Traviglia (Macquarie Univ., Sidney, Australia), Integrated archaeological investigation: combining multi-source remote sensing, archaeological field survey and ancillary data repositories for the study of the Greater Aquileia area.

– Vito Roberto, Paolo Omero, Sharing Data on the Aquileia Heritage: Proposals for a Research Project;

2: Landscape investigations

– Emanuele Forte, Michele Pipan, Monica Sugan, Integrated Geophysical Study of Archaeology Sites in the Aquileia Area;

– Paola Ventura (Direttore Museo di Aquileia), Aerial photography and archive data: some examples of combined study in the suburbium of Aquileia (in collaboration with P.Maggi and F.Oriolo);

– Raffaela Cefalo, Alexia Cociancich, Michele Di Bartolomeo, Francesca Ferro, Massimo Iansig, Giorgio Manzoni, Giulio Montagner, Integrated Topographic, GNSS, Remoste Sensing and GIS/WebGIS Techniques Applied to the Study of Aquileia River Port Structures;

– Stefano Magnani (Dipt. Beni Culturali, Univ. Udine), Natural phenomena and anthropic interventions: remarks on the landscape South of Aquileia in the light of the historical and modern cartography.

– Maurizio Buora (past Director, Municipal Museums, Udine), Some new acquisitions on the Aquileia's map, inside the Roman walls and their immediate surroundings;

3: ICT for the Art Heritage

– Donata Levi, ICT and Art Heritage: a Project of the University of Udine for the Dissemination of Knowledge;

– Marina Rubinich (Dipt. Beni Culturali, Univ. Udine), New technologies for the ‘Grandi Terme’ at Aquileia: results and perspects;

– Domenico Visintini (Dipt. Ingegneria Civile ed Architettura, Univ. Udine), Surveying, modeling and navigating the Theodorian mosaic floor of the Aquileia Basilica.

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