We've started with the third and final session of today - aerial approaches to Mediterranean landscapes, and Maria is discussing hidden routes of the Iberian Iron Age using ALS data
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We've started with the third and final session of today - aerial approaches to Mediterranean landscapes, and Maria is discussing hidden routes of the Iberian Iron Age using ALS data
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Our last presentation of the session is with Rob who is assessing the effectiveness of LiDAR on Irish archaeological landscapes
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Now we have José discussing the archaeology of movement and the study of ancient pathways...
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Now Piotr takes us through a simple algorithm for archaeological LiDAR filtering and DTM/DFM creation...
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Next, Barbora, Katrin and Alex evaluate the utilisation of low and high resolution LiDAR point clouds in archaeological research
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Session 2 takes us through the latest technical developments, with Filip presenting about satellite based spectral separability of submerged ceramic scatters in Cyprus
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The next paper by Michaela, Martin, Peter and Andrej takes us through extensive UAV LiDAR survey of Bulgaria
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Session 1 on Czech perspectives on archaeological landscapes kicks off with a presentation from Lenka, Martin et al on air survey and remote sensing in Bohemia's digital age archaeology
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And now a warm welcome from our hosts at The University of West Bohemia in Pilsen
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We're kicking off with a warm welcome from Lenka and Łukasz
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Let's go!
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We've landed in Plzeň, Czechia and our page is about to get a WHOLE lot busier...starting tomorrow we'll be LIVE tweeting our AARG 2026 conference as it happens. Follow us and #AARG2026 for all the conference updates!! See you there!
Who knows, there may be some #HillfortsWednesday content...