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SUMMARY:Friday Frontiers Webinar on Fostering Data Sharing in the Humanitie
 s with Open-source software: archeoViz and the archeoViz Portal for Spatia
 l and Statistical Exploration of Archaeological Data
DESCRIPTION:Friday 3rd October 2025\, 10.30am WEST / 11.30am CEST / 12.30pm
  EEST\n\nTitle: Fostering Data Sharing in the Humanities with Open-source 
 software: archeoViz and the archeoViz Portal for Spatial and Statistical E
 xploration of Archaeological Data\n\nSpeakers: Sébastien Plutniak\, (CNR
 S\, CITERES Lab.\, Tours\, France)\, Élisa Caron-Laviolette (UMR 8068 TEM
 PS\, Nanterre\, France)\n\nRegistration details: https://dariah.zoom.us/m
 eeting/register/9USkeTqXRweUn45I_IG1SQ\n\nAbstract\n\nIncentives and advoc
 acy of open science principles have spread for more than two decades in th
 e social sciences and humanities. Although there have been obvious improve
 ments during this period\, the current situation is far from satisfying. I
 n archaeology\, for example\, despite the long-standing interest in this f
 ield for database-systems\, recent literature highlights several barriers 
 to the availability of field data: 1) the absence of user-friendly tools\,
  2) a lack of data management training\, 3) limited time to prepare data f
 or publication\, and 4) insufficient recognition of data publishing effort
 s. To address these issues\, the “archeoViz” application offers a solu
 tion as an open-source stand-alone application for visualising and statist
 ically exploring spatialised archaeological data. It is complemented by th
 e “archeoViz Portal”\, an interactive catalogue of “archeoViz” use
 -cases (https://analytics.huma-num.fr/archeoviz/home). Ultimately\, the 
 “archeoViz” ecosystem facilitates data sharing and the visual restitut
 ion of archaeological findings\, benefiting scientists and the general pub
 lic alike.\n\nIn this presentation\, taking archaeology as a case study\, 
 the underlying principles of the “archeoViz” ecosystem will be present
 ed and illustrated\, to fuel a more general discussion about the advocacy 
 of open science principles in the social sciences and humanities.\n\nAbout
  the speakers\n\nSébastien Plutniak (PhD in sociology\, Master in archae
 ology) is a full-time research scientist at the CITERES lab (Tours\, Franc
 e) and a former member of the French School in Rome. His research revolves
  around computational methods in the humanities and the social sciences\, 
 which he investigates: 1) in a sociohistorical perspective\, 2) in a pract
 ical way\, developing methods and software tools for archaeological resear
 ch.\n\nÉlisa Caron-Laviolette is a postdoctoral researcher in archaeolog
 y at the TEMPS lab (Nanterre\, France)\, specialising in the spatial analy
 sis of prehistoric domestic spaces. Her work combines field recording\, GI
 S\, and other digital and computational tools to investigate the organisat
 ion and use of space in hunter-gatherer campsites\, with particular attent
 ion to material culture such as stone tools. She also engages with compara
 tive perspectives\, including occasional studies of sedentary groups.
LOCATION:Online
URL:https://www.dariah.eu/events/friday-frontiers-webinar-on-fostering-data
 -sharing-in-the-humanities-with-open-source-software-archeoviz-and-the-arc
 heoviz-portal-for-spatial-and-statistical-exploration-of-archaeological-da
 ta
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