Remote sensing and computational approaches to site detection and landscape reconstruction

On March 7th at 13h (UK time), GIAP’s co-director Hèctor A. Orengo will give a talk for the Aegean Archaeology Group (University of Cambridge).

Open event! Join here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88241939796?pwd=dTRzSk N3MjBCRklTZDFPNDFLZjdoQT09

Remote sensing and computational approaches to site detection and landscape reconstruction in the Aegean

Hèctor A. Orengo – Institut Català d’Arqueologia Clàssica

The last decade has seen an important increase in the application of remote sensing and computational approaches to archaeological research. This is probably due to the increased availability of sources, including UAVs and new satellite data, and an increase application of computationally intensive methods, such as multitemporal analyses and machine learning. In this presentation a series of case studies focusing on diverse aspects of landscape archaeology will be showcased to illustrate the potential of new computational methods and how these can be applied to the highly heterogeneous Aegean landscapes.

For more information or any queries please contact the organiser, Andriana Xenaki, at amx21@cam.ac.uk.

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