Wednesday, 28th September

Venue: Institute for Medieval Research (IMAFO, Austrian Academy of Sciences), Hollandstraße 11-13/3rd floor, Seminarraum, 1020 Vienna

Time	Presentation
09:00-09:10	Welcome Address: Walter Pohl, Director IMAFO Welcome Address: Claudia Rapp, Head of ABF
09:10-10:30	Presentation of DPP: Mihailo Popović: Introduction and Case Study Macedonia Katharina Winckler: Case Study Eastern Alps Stefan Eichert: Case Study Morava/March and Dyje/Thaya David Schmid: Case Study Macedonia Johannes Preiser-Kapeller: Case Study Armenia Veronika Polloczek: Case Study Herzheimer Chronicle Stefan Eichert, Alexander Watzinger, Bernhard Koschicek: Software Engineering Karel Kriz, Alexander Pucher, Markus Breier, Daniel Nell: Cartography and Geocommunication (University of Vienna)
10:30-10:45	Coffee Break
10:45-11:20	Part 1 "Power and Space" Chair: Andreas Rhoby Paper no. 1: Mihailo Popović (Austrian Academy of Sciences), Signs/Symbols of Power in DPP: First Ideas and Thoughts
11:20-11:55	Paper no. 2: Ivo Štefan (Charles University), Searching for Networks of Power. Early Medieval Centres in Bohemia
11:55-12:30	Paper no. 3: Maria Riep (Leiden University), In Between Histories: Power and Space along the Upper and Middle Course of the Syr Darya in the 7th and 8th Century CE
12:30-14:00	Lunch
14:00-14:35	Part 2 "Realisation: Technical Aspects and Similar Projects" Chair: Stefan Eichert Paper no. 4: Markus Breier (University of Vienna), Geocommunication and Interactive Mapping in the Context of Historical Research
14:35-15:10	Paper no. 5: Johan Åhlfeldt (Lund University), Between Empires – Visualization of Structure and Event in Two Geographical Information Systems of Late Antiquity and Early Medieval Europe
15:10-15:45	Paper no. 6: Žarko Vujošević (University of Belgrade), Old Wine into New Skins: The Work-in-Progress Diplomatarium Serbicum Digitale
15:45-16:00	Coffee Break
16:30-17:30	Public Lecture No. 1 ("Power and Space") Chair: Mihailo Popović Venue: Redemptoristenkolleg Maria am Gestade, Salvatorgasse 12, Klemenssaal, 1010 Vienna Richard J.A. Talbert (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill), Digital Mapping for Antiquity: Prospects and Problems
17:30-17:50	Break
17:50-18:50	Public Lecture No. 2 ("Environmental Studies") Chair: Mihailo Popović
17:50-18:50	Verena Winiwarter (University of Klagenfurt), Environment as 'Total Phenomenon' of History? Challenges of Co-evolutionary Narratives in Environmental History
19:30	Dinner

Thursday, 29th September

Venue: Institute for Medieval Research (IMAFO, Austrian Academy of Sciences), Hollandstraße 11-13/3rd floor, Seminarraum, 1020 Vienna

Time	Presentation
09:00-09:35	Part 3 "Environmental Studies" Chair: Johannes Preiser-Kapeller Paper no. 7: Rainer Schreg (Romano-Germanic Central Museum Mainz), Assessing Settlement Dynamics in Medieval Central and Western Europe
09:35-10:10	Paper no. 8: Christian Rohr (University of Bern), From the Chronicle to the Database Record: Evaluating Documentary Evidence on Medieval Climate in Euro-Climhist
10:10-10:45	Paper no. 9: Michael Doneus (University of Vienna), Archaeological Remote Sensing in Alpine Environments
10:45-11:00	Coffee Break
11:00-11:30	Chair: Peter Soustal Paper no. 10: Johannes Koder (Austrian Academy of Sciences), Landscape and Settlement in Byzantium: Categories of Sources and their Interrelations
11:30-12:30	Respondent: Charlotte Roueché (King’s College London), Patterns of Power within Digital Byzantium
13:00	Lunch
13:00-19:00	Free Time
19:00-20:00	Public Lecture No. 3 ("Historical Geography") Chair: Johannes Koder Venue: Redemptoristenkolleg Maria am Gestade, Salvatorgasse 12, Klemenssaal, 1010 Vienna Andreas Külzer (Austrian Academy of Sciences), 50 Jahre Tabula Imperii Byzantini an der ÖAW – Rückblick, Einblick, Ausblick (Lecture in German)
20:00-21:00	Wine Reception