A plug-in for Atom that is simply perfect
The software Atom is a “hackable text editor for the 21st century”, as the developers describe the app themselves. One thing is missing though.
Computational Archaeology
Computational Archaeology describes computer-based analytical methods for the study of long-term behavioural interactions. It is mainly focused on mathematical methods, that can not be performed without a computer. Agent-based models, statistics or geospatial systems are all part of Computational Archaeology.
Developing a new RTI Dome Control
Ever since we started experimenting with an RTI Dome, I developed the idea of improving the control unit. With our…
Statistics in Archaeology: Why oh why?!
Why use such complicated stuff, which is concerned with numbers, probability, density, tests, and all that which we hated in…
Software-Archaeology
The well known Austrian information scientiest Gerhard Chroust wrote an article “Software-Archäologie: Eine interdisziplinäre Betrachtung” (“software-archaeology: an interdisciplinary view”) in which…
Why open source software sucks – except when it doesn’t!
This is a dialogue between Sophie Schmidt and Sebastian Hageneuer, where we will discuss the advantages and frustrations of free…