2008 IEEE International Geoscience & Remote Sensing Symposium
July 6-11, 2008 | Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.

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MO3.105: Remote Sensing Applications to Archaeology I

Session Type: Oral
Time: Monday, July 7, 13:20 - 15:00
Location: Room 105
Co-Chairs: Ronald G. Blom, Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Douglas Comer, CSRM
 
  MO3.105.1: WIDE-AREA, PLANNING LEVEL ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEYS USING SAR AND MULTISPECTRAL IMAGES
         Douglas Comer; CSRM
 
  MO3.105.2: SATELLITE OBSERVATIONS OF ARCHAEOASTRONOMICAL STRUCTURES AT NABTA PLAYA, EGYPT
         Paul Rosen; Jet Propulsion Laboratory
         Thomas Brophy; EMCS Consulting
         Masanobu Shimada; JAXA
 
  MO3.105.3: THE APPLICATION OF REMOTE SENSING TECHNOLOGY IN THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE SEGMENT OF GRAND CANAL IN SHANDONG PROVINCE
         Feng Mao; Tsinghua University
         Qiang Li; Tsinghua University
         Jianxi Huang; Tsinghua University
         Zhihua Tang; Central South University
         Wensheng Zhou; Tsinghua University
         Ze Liu; Tsinghua University
 
  MO3.105.4: SENSING WHAT LIES BENEATH: CANOPY REFLECTANCE AS AN INDICATOR OF ANCIENT SETTLEMENT
         William Saturno; Boston University
 
  MO3.105.5: THE ANALYSIS OF AGRARIAN-BASED LOW-DENSITY URBANISM AND THE ROLE OF REMOTE SENSING
         Roland Fletcher; University of Sydney