Den dansk underafdeling af @CAA_int (Computer Applications in Archaeology) holder vores næste seminar på Holstebro Museum og ONLINE (gratis), 17. marts 2026:

https://dk.caa-international.org/velkommen-til-caa-dk/

Årets tema er fjerndetektering og ikke-destruktiv arkæologi. Dagen udføres i samarbejde med Luftfotoarkæologisk Center med stort fokus på resultater og konklusioner fra centerets levetid.

Tilmelding er åbent til med 3. marts.

#ComputationalArchaeology #DigitalArchaeology #RemoteSensing #Arkæologi #dkvid #dkforsk

RE: https://archaeo.social/@CAA_SSLA/115881087318544124

👾 For those who might have missed it, earlier this month we organized the inaugural Digital Archaeology Maintainathon --- an opportunity to clean, document and revise older code together. We wrote a brief summary of the event here: https://sslarch.github.io/maintainathon/2026-recap.html

Thank you to all those who posted about this hidden labour using the #DigiArchMaintainathon tag, and to everyone else who followed along and boosted these experiences!

🤖🏺🖤

#DigitalArchaeology #ComputationalArchaeology

👾 We are very happy to have done this #DigiArchMaintainathon 👾🏺! It was a great way to connect with people and showcase the work that needs to be done in #DigitalArchaeology and #ComputationalArchaeology. Software does need constant work and so many people are doing it.

If you wish to connect with the SIG SSLA, please check out our homepage 👉 https://sslarch.github.io/, join our googlegroup or meet us at the @CAA_int in Vienna this year!

🔭 Something that always needs to be done, is documenting code. We all seem to lack behind in this task. So, why not take half an hour today to write a short documentation on one of your repositories? Just as a start? Read more about documenting code here 👉
https://sslarch.github.io/maintainathon/resources#writing-comprehensive-documentation

#DigiArchMaintainathon #DigitalArchaeology #ComputationalArchaeology #Maintainathon

🌐 Do you publish your code properly?

While commercial platforms like GitHub and GitLab may provide very useful collaboration features, they should not be trusted as long-term stewards of software or data. Professional archives are better suited for this. There are some options. Check out our small intro 👉 https://sslarch.github.io/maintainathon/resources#archive-your-code-in-a-long-term-repository

#DigiArchMaintainathon #DigitalArchaeology #ComputationalArchaeology #Maintainathon

RE: https://archaeo.social/@zackbatist/115894441545778394

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It's your first resource if you are looking for a software tool to solve your #DigitalArchaeology or #ComputationalArchaeology problem. And if you know a good one: Have a look whether it is listed there, so others might discover it! 📝 ✅
Many thanks to Zack and all the other who maintain it!
#DigiArchMaintainathon

RE: https://archaeo.social/@CAA_SSLA/115898218499504120

Testing is the only way I can keep up a software with many moving parts like Pytheas (https://github.com/mtomasini/pytheas-simulator) and be relatively sure that it's working. Writing tests takes a lot of time if you start testing after a software was developed, but it is very manageable if you test from the start!

#DigiArchMaintainathon #DigitalArchaeology #ComputationalArchaeology #AncientNavigation #MaritimeModelling