CRC 1266 - Scales of Transformation

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MOSAICpattern Summer School

Sep 20, 2021 to Sep 24, 2021

Virtual Meeting

Applied Point Pattern Analysis in Archaeology

During the September event, we will put theory into practise and apply the reproducible research approach to a specific case study using point pattern analysis. We aim to jointly publish the results in an open access journal afterwards!

  • Max. Participants (12)
  • Deadline for application: 13.09.2021

 

Details The increasing use of quantitative methods and computer-based analytical tools in scientific work is accompanied by a crisis of reproducibility. This is mainly due to the lack of basic knowledge of how to use computers, how to integrate data into them and how to transform them into an analysable form. In combination with proprietary software, this creates a world of science whose findings are no longer comprehensible by other colleagues, and corresponding findings are more like advertising promises than genuine knowledge generation. This is a paradox, since it is very easy to work transparently and comprehensively in the field of computer-based data analysis - at least if certain basic rules of scientific work are considered. New skills are best acquired through trial and error. Accordingly, in this series of events we focus very much on practice and teach participants the core competencies of transparent and reproducible work by means of a landscape archaeological point pattern analysis. Due to the current situation, the event will take place digitally. The individual blocks can also be attended individually, however, the September course requires R knowledge. Attendance at the R introduction is sufficient for this.

Please enrol by email: office@sfb.uni-kiel.de.

We will then send you further information. Please note that all events are entirely digital. You will receive the link for the video conference in given time after registration

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MOSAIC : Introduction to R

Jun 24, 2021 to Jun 25, 2021

Virtual Meeting

Part of the MOSAICpattern Summer School in 09.2021. R is one of the most common scripting languages in data science and is the most widely used scripting language in the field of archaeology. We offer an introduction to R, which teaches you to implement reproducible research in practice and gives you a general overview of the software’s capabilities. Besides, it serves as a basis for the later Summer School.

  • 18.06. & 24.06. & 25.06.2021
  • Deadline for application: 14.06.2021


Please enrol for the three different courses separately by email: office@sfb.uni-kiel.de. We will then send you further information. Please note that all events are entirely digital. You will receive the link for the video conference in given time after registration.

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QGIS – An introductory crash-course to mapping archaeological data

Jun 21, 2021 08:30 AM to Jun 22, 2021 06:00 PM

digital

The course is designed to teach the basic functions of the freeware Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software QGIS (https://www.qgis.org/en/site/). The goal of the course is to learn a safe handling of spatial data in QGIS in order to be able to create a map, without losing much time. The following topics will be covered:

    - Basics of Geographic Information Systems
    - Handling QGIS and spatial data in QGIS
    - Basic practical work with archaeological data
    - Independent creation of a "respectable" map with archaeological value
    - Optional: georeferencing/photogrammetry of maps/photos

The event will be a two-day course via Zoom: 

21.06., Mo: 8.30 - 14.00h; 16.00 - 18.00h
22.06., Di: 8.30 - 14.00h; 16.00 - 18.00h

Access details number will be announced beforehand. 

For registration (until 17.06.) and question, please write to office@sfb1266@uni-kiel.de

Prerequisite Laptop with QGIS installed (https://www.qgis.org/en/site/forusers/download.html). Spatial data in form of a spreadsheet will be provided. If you like to work with your own spatial data (it must be point data, e.g. site locations) please make sure that your data collection has the information of coordinates (x|y, longitude|latitude, Rechtswert|Hochwert, East|North) saved in two separate columns.

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MOSAIC : Introduction to R

Jun 18, 2021

Virtual Meeting

Part of the MOSAICpattern Summer School in 09.2021. R is one of the most common scripting languages in data science and is the most widely used scripting language in the field of archaeology. We offer an introduction to R, which teaches you to implement reproducible research in practice and gives you a general overview of the software’s capabilities. Besides, it serves as a basis for the later Summer School.

  • 18.06. & 24.06. & 25.06.2021
  • Deadline for application: 14.06.2021


Please enrol for the three different courses separately by email: office@sfb.uni-kiel.de. We will then send you further information. Please note that all events are entirely digital. You will receive the link for the video conference in given time after registration.

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MOSAIC : Culture of reproducibility

Jun 17, 2021

digital

Part of the MOSAICpattern Summer School in 09.2021. This first part is aimed at all interested individuals and requires no prior knowledge. We introduce the culture of reproducible research and its concepts.

  • Deadline for application: 14.06.2021


Please enrol for the three different courses separately by email: office@sfb.uni-kiel.de. We will then send you further information. Please note that all events are entirely digital. You will receive the link for the video conference in given time after registration.

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Suproject Meeting D1

Feb 05, 2021 from 09:00 AM

TBD

Suproject Meeting F3

Jan 29, 2021 from 01:00 PM

TBD

Subproject Meeting D2

Nov 26, 2020 from 08:00 AM to 10:00 AM

Online in BBB

Subproject Meeting F1

Nov 19, 2020 from 10:00 AM

Institut f. Ur- und Frühgeschichte, Johanna-Mestorf-Straße 2-6, Raum 136a