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Aerial Archaeology Training School

Introducing the basics of aerial imaging for archaeology, through
a combination of short theoretical presentations and practical
seminars. The students will explore different interpretive and
technical procedures, such as: photo reading and interpretation,
georreferencing and rectification, data integration, GIS analysis,
integration of aerial images with ground based techniques or data
capture in the field with low altitude remote control devices.

The aim of the Merida training school (18-23 June 2012) is to introduce  the basics of aerial imaging for archaeology, through a combination of short theoretical presentations and practical seminars. The students will explore different interpretive and technical procedures, such as: photo reading and interpretation, georeferencing and rectification, data integration, GIS analysis, integration of aerial images with ground based techniques or data capture in the field with low altitude remote control devices.

The school is organized by ArchaeoLandscapes Europe, the Mérida Institute of Archaeology (IAM) and the Radio-Past Project.

The deadline for registration is March 30, 2012.

For more detailed information you can download here the flyer and the registration form.

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