Titlebook: Good Practice in Archaeological Diagnostics; Non-invasive Survey Cristina Corsi,Bo?idar Slap?ak,Frank Vermeulen Book 2013 Springer Interna

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Jing Ma,Ruocheng Guo,Jundong Liery magnetic form by some cultural process. Examples include the conversion of nonmagnetic iron ores into metallic iron, the modification of nonmagnetic clay into magnetic brick or ceramic inside a kiln or fireplace, or the creation of magnetic soil by biological action within organic soil. Addition

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Transfer Learning in Mobile Healthgnetic and magnetic equipment currently produce high-quality data in a very short time with a quite accurate geolocalisation thanks to the use of GPS. This recent evolution of geophysics in archaeology is complemented by an improvement in software for data interpretation and public dissemination. Al

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-80928-7as based either on 2D data acquisition and real-time interpretation or low-resolution pseudo-3D surveying which has significantly limited the use of the technology to small projects and research purposes. Hardware, software, data processing and data acquisition methodologies have improved dramatical

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-24628-9tool kit for a serious archaeological interpretation of geophysical data has to encompass a general interest in the physical expressions of human activity, an understanding of natural and anthropogenic origins of shaping landscapes and an overall view on archaeological categories and terms. Thus, a

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Machine Learning and Economics,providing some general definitions for basic concepts. Then, following a theoretical workflow model, we will pass through different stages, beginning with data acquisition in the field. Advantages and problems of different methods (total station, GNSS systems, digital photogrammetry, etc.) will be w

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Jeongsik Choi,Yang-Seok Choi,Shilpa Talwarf a recognition that the use of three-dimensional computer modelling in the historical, archaeological and broader cultural heritage domain, and particularly the rise of hyperrealism, risked introducing a dangerous lack of intellectual transparency, a lack which could critically compromise the actua

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Good Practice in Archaeological Diagnostics: An Introduction,g to those that do not imply excavations or at least only very limited ones. ‘Non-destructive’ or ‘non-invasive’ approaches to the investigation of ancient landscapes have always been available to archaeologists, since the first methodologA very important sectionical definitions of the discipline we