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Guillem, Anais, and Nicola Lercari. 2018. “From Laser Scanning to BIM: Towards a More Integrated Digital Workflow for Architectural Assets, Case-Study of the Julia Morgan’s Hearthstone”. In Digital Heritage International Congress 2018 - California State Parks Special Session.

Lercari, Nicola, Arianna Campiani, and Rodrigo Liendo Stuardo. 2018. “Intra-Site Digital Documentation of the Ancient Maya City of Palenque, Mexico”. In Digital Heritage International Congress 2018.

Campiani, Arianna, Rodrigo Liendo Stuardo, and Nicola Lercari. 2018. “Las Humanidades Digitales Y El Patrimonio Arqueol\ Ogico Maya: Resultados Preliminares de un Esfuerzo Interinstitucional de Documentaci\ on Y Difusi\ On”. In Digital Humanities Conference 2018.

Forte, Maurizio, Nicolo Dell\textquoterightUnto, Kristina Jonsson, and Nicola Lercari. 2016. “Interpretation Process at CCatalhoyuk Using 3D”. In Assembling CCatalhoyuk. Routledge.

Forte, Nicola Lercari Maurizio. 2015. “Digital Archaeology at Çatalhöyük: New Inferential Methods for the Interpretation of Neolithic Buildings”. In SAA 80th Annual Meeting - San Francisco 2015. SAA.

Lercari, Nicola. 2015. “Virtually Rebuilding Çatalhöyük History Houses”. In SAA 80th Annual Meeting.

Lercari, Nicola. 2014. “Terrestrial Laser Scanning at CCatalhoyuk New Methodologies, Results, and Research Perspectives”. In The Age of Sensing - 5th International Conference on Remote Sensing in Archaeology.

Lercari, Nicola, Stephanie Matthiesen, David Zielinski, and Regis Kopper. 2014. “Towards an Immersive Interpretation of CCatalhoyuk at DiVE”. In ASOR Annual Meeting 2014 - San Diego. American School of Oriental Research.

Lercari, Nicola, Michela Mortara, and Maurizio Forte. 2014. “Unveiling California History through Serious Games Fort Ross Virtual Warehouse”. In Lecture Notes in Computer Science Games and Learning Alliance, 236–251. Springer.

Forte, Maurizio, Nicolo Dell\textquoterightUnto, Justine Issavi, Lionel Onsurez, and Nicola Lercari. 2012. “3D Archaeology at Çatalhöyük”. International Journal of Heritage in the Digital Era 1 (3): 351–378.