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6 July 2000 Miniaturized electro-optical sensors for archaeological prospecting
Luca Fiorani, Marco Bortone, Stefania Mattei, Cristiano Ruocchio, Antonio Salome, Sergio Vetrella
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Abstract
Advanced technologies, such as coring, geophysical methods, and remote sensing, are successfully applied to subsurface prospecting. In particular, modern electro-optical sensors are sturdy enough to meet the requirements of an archaeological survey. In the framework of the project ARCHEO, funded by the Italian Ministry for Universities and Scientific and Technological Research, we have developed GEOSCOPE, an innovative instrument equipped with miniaturized electro-optical sensors for archaeological prospecting. GEOSCOPE consists of a coring machine and a probe: the coring machine bores the soil while recording the drilling parameters, the probe performs visual inspections and data acquisitions in the hole. A user-friendly computer interface allows the archaeologist to acquire, record, and display measurements and images.
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Luca Fiorani, Marco Bortone, Stefania Mattei, Cristiano Ruocchio, Antonio Salome, and Sergio Vetrella "Miniaturized electro-optical sensors for archaeological prospecting", Proc. SPIE 4129, Subsurface Sensing Technologies and Applications II, (6 July 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.390645
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KEYWORDS
Optical inspection

Electro optical sensors

Remote sensing

Cameras

Data acquisition

General packet radio service

Scientific research

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