Apr 10, 2017
Just a note to say a few weeks ago I was contacted to say we have the permit for Zagora!
Also, I have been slowly purchasing equipment over the last few months. With just 4 weeks until I leave, things are moving along very quickly. So stay tuned, in a months time we will start the project and I will publish more notes here detailing our results.
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If an archaeologist could have one super power- it would be X-RAY vision. Archaeologists are always looking for non-destructive techniques to see what lies beneath the surface. This project will use the newest in UAV'S (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) as well as Infrared (Thermal) and Near Infrared cameras to create high resolution maps of the Early Iron Age site of Zagora, Greece. The final product will hopefully be the creation of several high-resolution multispectral 3D models of the site.
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