Titlebook: Remote Sensing in Archaeology; James Wiseman,Farouk El-Baz Book 2007 Springer-Verlag New York 2007 GIS.Geoinformationssysteme.Maya.Remote

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Understanding Archaeological Landscapes: Steps Towards an Improved Integration of Survey Methods in r construction of the archaeological record. In relation to landscape archaeology and in particular with the South Tuscan landscapes the low level of visibility and heavy clay soils have directed us towards those techniques of remote sensing that leave a wide choice to the archaeologist in the perio

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Remote Sensing and GIS Analysis of a Maya City and Its Landscape: Holmul, Guatemaladed by subsidiary centers forming a yet to be understood complex political landscape. The current study of this largely unexplored region focuses on obtaining an understanding of landforms, ecozones, and their relationship to human settlement through the use of multi-source satellite images validate

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Remote Sensing and GIS Use in the Archaeological Analysis of the Central Mesopotamian Plaine been inventoried and mapped during the last century using ground surveys. Because of the size of the region and problems with accessibility, remote sensing and GIS mapping techniques have proven invaluable in our recent studies of this area. Specifically, we studied the area around the ancient sit

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Ground-penetrating Radar for Archaeological Mappingause of its ability to map buried archaeological features in three-dimensions. Data from many two-dimensional reflections profiles within a tightly spaced grid, can be processed to remove noise, migrate reflections to their correct subsurface location, and then enhance important reflections from sub

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Integrating Multiple Geophysical Datasetsgnificant advances in the management, portrayal, and interpretation of subsurface data. Geophysical investigations on archaeological sites have long utilized multiple survey methods. The use of difference methods allows responses to a variety of physical properties and the possibility of confirmator

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Integrating Multiple Geophysical Datasets. Several approaches to “data fusion” are investigated including mathematical-statistical techniques, GIS, and advanced computer graphics. High-resolution, large-area datasets from the historic commercial center of Army City (A.D. 1917–1921), in central Kansas, illustrate benefits of these approaches.

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Ground Penetrating Radar Advances in Subsurface Imaging for Archaeologyand restoration of the second oldest church in the New World, are presented. GPR imaging is also summarized in several case histories involving detection of burials and other structures at Japanese, Byzantine, and Native American sites.

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Imaging Radar in Archaeological Investigations: An Image Processing Perspectiveata, but extracting and understanding this information content is not simple. In addition, radar images have significant radiometric and geometric distortions that must be addressed, but often are not.