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Hubert Mara

Hubert Mara is an Austrian Computer Scientist who specializes in Archaeoinformatics and the application of methods from computer science to the humanities, and thus a combination of these fields.

Education and career edit

Hubert Mara graduated (matura) in electrical engineering from the HTBLuVA in Wiener Neustadt and studied computer science at the TU Wien, graduating in 2006. Already during his studies he participated in excavations in Israel and Peru, where he learned to combine methods of computer science and humanities. Early on, he participated in the development of new methods here, such as for 3D recording of ancient pottery for the Austrian Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum. After graduation, he received a Marie Curie Fellowship, with the help of which he went to the University of Florence, where he joined the Cultural Heritage Informatics Research Oriented Network (CHIRON)[1] was involved in the development of the London Charter for the Computational Visualization of Cultural Heritage.

In 2009, Mara moved to the Interdisciplinary Center for Scientific Computing (IWR) at the Universität Heidelberg. In Heidelberg, his interdisciplinary doctorate was awarded in 2012, with Willi Jäger and Hans Georg Bock as reviewers. As part of the dissertation, he developed the GigaMesh Software Framework. This was a free and open source modular software for displaying, editing and visualizing 3D data. In practice, it is used to make things visible again that can no longer be captured with the normal human eye. Thus, it was now possible to make the writing on weathered gravestones legible again,[2][3] to make fingerprints on archaeological ceramics visible, or to make damaged cuneiform texts legible again. He received his doctorate in 2012, after which Mara founded the Forensic Computational Geometry Laboratory (FCGL or FCGLab), also at Heidelberg University. He leads the FCGLab, which was funded as a junior research group by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft under the 2nd German Universities Excellence Initiative from 2014 to 2020.[4] The group was dedicated to further projects on 3D computer vision, but also machine learning for archaeological finds. In Heidelberg, he had the doctoral right between 2014 and 2020, and was able to supervise three PhD students in the process.[5] In 2020, they were awarded the European Heritage Award of the Europa Nostra in the field of research for their collaboration on the project Scanning for Syria. As of June 2020, Mara moved to the Mainz Centre for Digitality in the Humanities and Cultural Studies (mainzed) as executive director.[6] Since 1. November 2021, Mara is a tenure-track-junior professor of eHumanities at the Institute of Computer Science at University of Halle. He is an Editor-in-Chief of the it - Information Technology journal series at De Gruyter,[7] which is one of the oldest publication media of computer science in Germany.

Research topics edit

Mara's main focus is on the connection of computer science with the humanities, especially archaeology. The core of his work is the development of new analysis, representation and research methods for archaeological finds, such as the age determination of 3D-captured cuneiform tablets with Artificial Intelligence.[8] Starting with GigaMesh, he has done fundamental work in these areas. Since 2016, he has served on the advisory board of the German chapter of the Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology. Mara's publication list now includes a three-digit number of publications of various types and forms.

Notes edit

  1. ^ "CHIRON in ERC Cordis". Retrieved 2022-05-03.
  2. ^ "Spiegel Wissenschaft: Forscher entziffern jüdische Grabinschriften (cf. Abbildungen)" (in German). Retrieved 2022-06-13.
  3. ^ "7. Pfälzisches Klostersymposion im Kloster St. Magdalena, Speyer, 2016" (PDF) (in German). Retrieved 2022-06-13.
  4. ^ "Informatics and Archaeology - My darned 13th year | Workingpapers DHd working groups" (in German). Retrieved 2022-05-03.
  5. ^ "Profil von Hubert Mara bei LinkedIn". Retrieved 2022-06-13.
  6. ^ "Hubert Mara - i3mainz". Retrieved 2022-05-03.
  7. ^ "About the it - Information Technology Journal by De Gruyter". Retrieved 2022-05-05.
  8. ^ Bogacz, Bartosz; Mara, Hubert (2020), "Period Classification of 3D Cuneiform Tablets with Geometric Neural Networks", Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Frontiers of Handwriting Recognition (ICFHR), Dortmund, Germany, pp. 246–251, doi:10.1109/ICFHR2020.2020.00053, ISBN 978-1-7281-9966-5, S2CID 227219798

External links edit

  • Literature by and about Hubert Mara in the German National Library catalogue
  • Mit neuem Schwung in die Zukunft article on the mainzed website.
  • Digitale Archäologie; zur Berufung zum Juniorprofessor auf campus-halensis.de
  • Publications by Hubert Mara at ResearchGate

hubert, mara, austrian, computer, scientist, specializes, archaeoinformatics, application, methods, from, computer, science, humanities, thus, combination, these, fields, 2016bornneunkirchen, austriaalma, matervienna, university, technology, heidelberg, univer. Hubert Mara is an Austrian Computer Scientist who specializes in Archaeoinformatics and the application of methods from computer science to the humanities and thus a combination of these fields Hubert MaraHubert Mara 2016BornNeunkirchen AustriaAlma materVienna University of Technology Heidelberg UniversityKnown forGigaMesh Software FrameworkScientific careerFieldsComputer ScientistInstitutionsMartin Luther University of Halle Wittenberg Contents 1 Education and career 2 Research topics 3 Notes 4 External linksEducation and career editHubert Mara graduated matura in electrical engineering from the HTBLuVA in Wiener Neustadt and studied computer science at the TU Wien graduating in 2006 Already during his studies he participated in excavations in Israel and Peru where he learned to combine methods of computer science and humanities Early on he participated in the development of new methods here such as for 3D recording of ancient pottery for the Austrian Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum After graduation he received a Marie Curie Fellowship with the help of which he went to the University of Florence where he joined the Cultural Heritage Informatics Research Oriented Network CHIRON 1 was involved in the development of the London Charter for the Computational Visualization of Cultural Heritage In 2009 Mara moved to the Interdisciplinary Center for Scientific Computing IWR at the Universitat Heidelberg In Heidelberg his interdisciplinary doctorate was awarded in 2012 with Willi Jager and Hans Georg Bock as reviewers As part of the dissertation he developed the GigaMesh Software Framework This was a free and open source modular software for displaying editing and visualizing 3D data In practice it is used to make things visible again that can no longer be captured with the normal human eye Thus it was now possible to make the writing on weathered gravestones legible again 2 3 to make fingerprints on archaeological ceramics visible or to make damaged cuneiform texts legible again He received his doctorate in 2012 after which Mara founded the Forensic Computational Geometry Laboratory FCGL or FCGLab also at Heidelberg University He leads the FCGLab which was funded as a junior research group by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft under the 2nd German Universities Excellence Initiative from 2014 to 2020 4 The group was dedicated to further projects on 3D computer vision but also machine learning for archaeological finds In Heidelberg he had the doctoral right between 2014 and 2020 and was able to supervise three PhD students in the process 5 In 2020 they were awarded the European Heritage Award of the Europa Nostra in the field of research for their collaboration on the project Scanning for Syria As of June 2020 Mara moved to the Mainz Centre for Digitality in the Humanities and Cultural Studies mainzed as executive director 6 Since 1 November 2021 Mara is a tenure track junior professor of eHumanities at the Institute of Computer Science at University of Halle He is an Editor in Chief of the it Information Technology journal series at De Gruyter 7 which is one of the oldest publication media of computer science in Germany Research topics editMara s main focus is on the connection of computer science with the humanities especially archaeology The core of his work is the development of new analysis representation and research methods for archaeological finds such as the age determination of 3D captured cuneiform tablets with Artificial Intelligence 8 Starting with GigaMesh he has done fundamental work in these areas Since 2016 he has served on the advisory board of the German chapter of the Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology Mara s publication list now includes a three digit number of publications of various types and forms Notes edit CHIRON in ERC Cordis Retrieved 2022 05 03 Spiegel Wissenschaft Forscher entziffern judische Grabinschriften cf Abbildungen in German Retrieved 2022 06 13 7 Pfalzisches Klostersymposion im Kloster St Magdalena Speyer 2016 PDF in German Retrieved 2022 06 13 Informatics and Archaeology My darned 13th year Workingpapers DHd working groups in German Retrieved 2022 05 03 Profil von Hubert Mara bei LinkedIn Retrieved 2022 06 13 Hubert Mara i3mainz Retrieved 2022 05 03 About the it Information Technology Journal by De Gruyter Retrieved 2022 05 05 Bogacz Bartosz Mara Hubert 2020 Period Classification of 3D Cuneiform Tablets with Geometric Neural Networks Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Frontiers of Handwriting Recognition ICFHR Dortmund Germany pp 246 251 doi 10 1109 ICFHR2020 2020 00053 ISBN 978 1 7281 9966 5 S2CID 227219798External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Hubert Mara Literature by and about Hubert Mara in the German National Library catalogue Mit neuem Schwung in die Zukunft article on the mainzed website Digitale Archaologie zur Berufung zum Juniorprofessor auf campus halensis de Publications by Hubert 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