Gli atti del workshop Archeofoss 2022 sono stati pubblicati

Gli atti del workshop Archeofoss 2022 sono stati pubblicati in open access su Archeologia e Calcolatori. Li trovate qui http://www.archcalc.cnr.it/journal/idyear.php?IDyear=2023-07-26 come numero 34.1 della rivista. Ho curato insieme a Julian Bogdani l’edizione di questo volume ed è quindi motivo di soddisfazione, anche per i tempi rapidi con cui siamo arrivati alla pubblicazione grazie al lavoro… Continua a leggere Gli atti del workshop Archeofoss 2022 sono stati pubblicati

Harris Matrix Data Package: version 2022 of the hmdp tool with new features for the creation of stratigraphy data packages

A few weeks ago I presented a new version of the hmdp tool at the ARCHEOFOSS conference in Rome. You can find the archived presentation on Zenodo. Harris Matrix Data Package is a proposal for a standardised digital format of archaeological stratigraphy datasets in CSV format, following the table schema developed by Thomas S. Dye… Continua a leggere Harris Matrix Data Package: version 2022 of the hmdp tool with new features for the creation of stratigraphy data packages

IOSACal 0.6 released with new features for simulation and quantiles

I’m happy to announce that IOSACal version 0.6 was released on October 1st, 2022. IOSACal 0.6 brings new features for simulating radiocarbon dates and obtaining quantiles, added respectively by Hythem Sidky and Roger Creel, who both contributed to IOSACal for the first time. I want to thank both for their efforts to share improvements to… Continua a leggere IOSACal 0.6 released with new features for simulation and quantiles

IOSACal 0.5, featuring IntCal20 and more

After three years of slow paced development, IOSACal 0.5 is here. The DOI of the latest release is https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.630455 As before, the preferred installation method is with pip in a virtual environment. The documentation is at https://iosacal.readthedocs.io/ This release brings the new IntCal20 calibration data and several improvements for different use cases, plus one important… Continua a leggere IOSACal 0.5, featuring IntCal20 and more

La villa romana di Bussana, una diretta streaming

Lo scorso 12 dicembre ho organizzato e presentato un evento in diretta streaming dedicato alla villa romana di Bussana, uno dei siti archeologici più conosciuti di Sanremo. Non mi sono mai occupato nello specifico di questo sito quindi ho pensato di coinvolgere altri colleghi, persone che hanno svolto ricerche e scavi, che hanno lavorato nel… Continua a leggere La villa romana di Bussana, una diretta streaming

Fedora 33: recover disk space from swap partitions, and other tips for upgrading

As described in detail by Andy Grover in the article Upgrading to Fedora 33: Removing Your Old Swap File on EFI Machine, Fedora 33 defaults to using a compressed-memory-based swap device using zram. There is no swap partition any more! It’s time to reclaim that disk space. If you follow the guide in the linked… Continua a leggere Fedora 33: recover disk space from swap partitions, and other tips for upgrading

A new home for the Total Open Station project

As announced in a previous blog post, the Total Open Station project has a new home! More specifically, we’re still on GitHub but I have moved the main repository from my personal GitHub account to the “totalopenstation” organization, with myself and @psolyca as owners. This seems like a simple step but, in fact, it is… Continua a leggere A new home for the Total Open Station project

Total Open Station 0.4 release

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This article was originally published on the Total Open Station website at https://tops.iosa.it/ After two years of slow development, I took the opportunity of some days off to finally release version 0.4, that was already available in beta since 2017. No open bugs were left and this release is mature enough to hit the repositories.… Continua a leggere Total Open Station 0.4 release