International symposium on "Artificial Intelligence and Applied Mathematics for History and Archaeology" (IAMAHA)

Description

This colloquium, co-organised by CEPAM, Inria and the I3S laboratory, aims to take stock of research into the progress of quantitative and artificial intelligence methods in History and Archaeology. It is an interdisciplinary event aimed at researchers in these disciplines, bringing them together for the first time in an international dynamic.

This conference is particularly interested in the contributions of artificial intelligence and applied mathematics to History and Philology, the Arts and Archaeology of the Built Environment, the study of materials from the past (lithic, ceramic, organic, etc.) and the modelling of socio-environmental systems.

 

Partners

• CEPAM Laboratory - Cultures and Environments Prehistory, Antiquity, Middle Ages (Marco Corneli and Isabelle Théry)
• I3S Laboratory - Sophia Antipolis Computer Science, Signals and Systems Laboratory (Frédéric Précioso)
• CNRS - Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (Luca Calatroni)

 

Practical information

• International conference
• Languages: French, English

 

Contact

For further information, please contact iamaha@sciencesconf.org


More information

This colloquium is supported by the Société Française de Statistique, the Académie d'excellence 5 and the EUR ODYSSEE (École universitaire de recherche Sciences de la société et de l'environnement) of the Université Côte d'Azur. It is part of the Université Côte d'Azur's AI Week and the SOPHI.A Summit (to be held in Sophia Antipolis at the Mouratoglou hotel & resort from 22 to 24 November 2023).