Digging into Software Knowledge Generation in Cultural Heritage

Part I. Understanding Software Engineering and Archaeology Co-research

1. Introduction
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2. Prior Research Design
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Part II. Software Knowledge Generation Foundations

3. Existing Techniques and Tools
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4. Dealing with Archaeological Particularities
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5. Prior Empirical Results
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Part III. Software Assistance Strategies for Archaeological Data

6. Framework Overview
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7. Archaeological Subject Matter
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8. Cognitive Processes
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9. Presentation and Interaction Mechanisms
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10. Integration, Interoperability and Consistency Between Framework Models
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Part IV. Archaeological Applications in Practice

11. Analytical Validation: A Romea as a Case Study
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12. Empirical Validation
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Part V. Final Considerations

13. Discussion
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14. Conclusions
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Nyckelord: Computer Science, Software Engineering, Archaeology, Computational Intelligence, Humanities and Social Sciences, multidisciplinary