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Creating and Analysing Digital Terrain Models for Archaeological Researchproviding 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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-66288-2estigation of cultural landscapes is so rooted that it has not been possible here to devote specific chapters to these branches of archaeological research. Therefore, we have decided to limit the already wide spectrum of this volume to the newest technological developments achieved in remote sensing

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Transfer Learning in Mobile Healthch as suburban areas with a lot of metal interferences and as complementary information to other methods. Despite the fact that earth resistance is the oldest geophysical method applied to archaeology, it is still alive and well. It still fulfils a remarkable role in our discipline and may produce e