the archaeologists to find some submerged portions of the ancient harbor, including rock-cut walls and a ship slipway The most important aspect of this study however is the use of remote sensing in the analysis of sea level rise in this area When studying their results, the archaeologists found that the
The remote sensing of the outer planets of the solar system is obviously done from afar Remote sensing of interest and use to the archaeologist, however, is often but not always undertaken from much closer to the subject, so simple distance between the phenomena being measured and the sensing device does not offer a full description of remote
This research demonstrates that hyperspctral remote sensing is effective for archaeology even when no ground remnants or other traces are found Hyperspectral remote sensing could detect and identify weak spectrum differences of ground objects, and it deserves to penetrate the archaeological research
Remote Sensing can help both to explore the archaeological sites and to understand the relationship Advantages like multi-spectral, multi-resolution and multi-temporal capabilities of remote sensing can be taken to solve special problems Over the last few decades, remote sensing technology has tremendously
and individual projects, GIS and remote sensing have become standard practices throughout the field With concerns over global climate change, increased coastal erosion, and sea level rise, many archaeologists have begun to focus on better ways of understanding the associated effects these conditions have on coastal sites In some
In these cases, remote sensing changed the understanding of site extent, which can impact how historians and archaeologists interpret past civilizations While remote sensing can identify archaeological remains through energy patterns, GIS overlay analysis can compare site qualities to help predict where archaeological sites may be In
Jun 14, 2019 · archaeology (See “Extremely Remote Sensing,” p 32 ) Back in the 1970s, Tom Sever, who then worked for NASA, had the epiphany that aerial remote sensing—some of the images are taken from planes as well as sat-ellites—would become an invaluable tool for archaeologists He managed to persuade others of its importance,
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