Kommentare: Earth Observation, Remote Sensing and Geoscientific Ground Investigations for Archaeological and Heritage Research

Earth Observation, Remote Sensing and Geoscientific Ground Investigations for Archaeological and Heritage Research

1. Verfasser:	Tapete, Deodato , [VerfasserIn]
Umfang/Format:	1 online resource (304 pages).
Schlagworte:	settlements historical landscapes floods landscape archaeology education archaeological fieldwork Burial Mound geoglyph Pista OBIA satellite imagery multi-criteria airborne LiDAR international law Survey of India mapping Landscape Africa heritage Belize relict boundaries capacity development synthetic aperture radar disaster and conservation management Motte-and-Bailey castle neutron techniques Cuenca Pisco grain-size geological mapping Peru Visualization drones volcaniclastic layer UAV Harra stratigraphy Archaeology e-learning field reconnaissance neutron diffraction archaeological prospection Jordan Mesoamerica predictive model Ridge and Furrow Mega El Niño Earth Observation archaeological landscapes colonial studies river morphology pampa of Nazca optical Boundary Demarcation space law orthophotographs Oman GoogleEarth archaeometry Cameroon-Nigeria Mixed Commission national archaeological mapping programme Maya Sacred subsurface imaging basalt desert Indus archaeological survey Sentinel-2 surface survey Ritual remote sensing microwave penetration Difference Map drone tumuli GIS international boundaries Lidar Caves Archaeological Survey of India chemometric analysis UNESCO Rio Grande de Nazca SAR photogrammetry Earth observation arid environments Sumerian pottery cultural and natural heritage free satellite imagery field monument RPAS archaeology historical maps satellite petrography automated detection pattern recognition Arran LiDAR airborne laser scanning landscape accessibility Geographic Information System (GIS) Bing Maps analytic hierarchy process (AHP) Roman archaeology Saharan Morocco
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