ICAP2025: 16TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROSPECTION
PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16TH
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08:30-09:00 Registration
09:00-09:10 Welcome & introduction
Chairs:
Armin Schmidt and Philippe De Smedt
09:10-10:45 Session 1: Multimethod archaeological site prospection
Chair:
Wim De Clercq
09:10
Dennis Wilken, Sarah Bäumler, Lena Slabon, Lea Obrocki, Peter Fischer, Oliver Pilz, Timo Willershäuser, Erofili-Iris Kolia and Andreas Vött
Hidden in the deep – Unveiling lost structures of the Sanctuary of Olympia
09:45
Grégory Mainet, David Caterina, Philippe De Smedt, Tom Debouny, Matthias Delmetz, Camille Devillers, Joé Juncker, Frédéric Nguyen, Ferréol Salomon, Liven Verdonck, Jeroen Verhegge, Frank Vermeulen and Thomas Morard
A multidisciplinary approach to the urban history of Ostia: the Early Ostia Revisited project
10:05
Giuseppe Guarino, Enrico Giorgi, Federica Boschi, Marco Dubbini, Nicola Masini and Nicodemo Abate
Urbes Revelantur. New Remote and Proximal Sensing investigations in the abandoned roman city of Suasa (Marche, Italy).
10:25
Mario Wallner, Klaus Löcker, Alois Hinterleitner, Jakob Gallistl, Hannes Schiel, Ingrid Schlögel, Ralf Totschnig, Tanja Trausmuth-Wallner, Stefan Traxler, Eva Thysell, Gerald Grabherr, Barbara Kainrath, Julia Klammer, Christian Hemmers and Eduard Pollhammer
Claudivium? - How to discover a new Roman town?
10:45-11:15Coffee Break
11:15-12:55 Session 2: Multimethod archaeological site prospection
Chair:
Frank Vermeulen
11:15
Leo Klinke, Lisa Calenborn, Steve Bödecker and Julia Rücker
Unveiling Vetera castra: First Evidence of Urban Structures at the Gates of Vetera Castra through Multi-Method Archaeological Prospection
11:35
Jörg W.E. Fassbinder, Lena S. Lambers, Sandra E. Hahn, Renan Torrico and Carla James Betancourt
Prospecting in the southwestern Amazon forest (Bolivia): Magnetometry near the geomagnetic Equator
11:55
Klara Sauter, Gerhard Pichler, Anna Sofie Zimmermann, Martina Hulmanová, Fabian Benedict, Julia Straßberger and Immo Trinks
Integrating Geophysical Prospection and 3D Surface Documentation of the Former Währinger Allgemeiner Friedhof, Vienna
12:15
Igor Medarić
Forest Archaeogeophysics: An Integrated Geophysical Approach to Prehistoric Landscape Reconstruction in Forested Areas – A Case Study from Schaltenrein (NW Switzerland)
12:35
Natalie Pickartz, Olaf Goldstein, Maximilian H. Zerrer and Robin Dürr
Multimethod investigation of a medieval pottery kiln in southwestern Germany
12:55-13:55Lunch Break
13:55-15:10 Session 3: Data processing
Chair:
Lieven Verdonck
13:55
Alois Hinterleitner, Immo Trinks, Klaus Löcker, Ralf Totschnig, Hannes Schiel, Mario Wallner, Erich Nau, Jakob Gallistl, Ingrid Schlögel and Tanja Trausmuth-Wallner
Extracting archaeological information from geophysical prospection data
14:30
Neil Linford
Frequency dependent and variable vertical integration GPR time slices
14:50
Philipp Koyan and Jens Tronicke
The role of topographic migration in 3D GPR data processing for detecting shallow archaeological targets: A case study
15:10-15:40Coffee Break
15:40-17:00 Session 4: Data processing
Chair:
Philippe De Smedt
15:40
François-Xavier Simon, Julien Guillemoteau, Elise Fovet, Marion Dacko and Béla Spitalier
On the road again… analysis of FD-EMI multi-frequency in volcanic environment
16:00
Armin Schmidt and Julian Gröber
It’s In the Name: From Place Name Clues to Geophysical Inversion
16:20
Erwin Meylemans, Ben Bellefroid, Jean Poesen and Marc De Bie
Very high resolution lidar mapping of historical forests reveals unique prehistoric and Roman landscape features
16:40
Julia Straßberger and Wolfgang Neubauer
Inter-site Analysis and Predictive Modelling for Middle Neolithic KGA Monuments
19:00-21:00 Opening reception at the Gravensteen

The opening reception will be held at the historic Gravensteen (Castle of the Counts), a remarkable medieval landmark located in the heart of Ghent. Guests will be welcomed with drinks and a selection of five carefully crafted plant-based hors d’oeuvres.

Please note that the venue is not heated—if you are sensitive to cooler temperatures, we recommend bringing a sweater or jacket for your comfort.

Address: Gravensteen, Sint-Veerleplein 11, 9000 Ghent, Belgium (view map)