Multi-frequency Electromagnetic Induction Survey for Archaeological Prospection: Approach and Results in Han Hangu Pass and Xishan Yang in China

Tang, Panpan; Chen, Fulong; Jiang, Aihui; Zhou, Wei; Wang, Hongchao; Leucci, Giovanni; Giorgi, Lara De; Sileo, Maria; Luo, Rupeng; Lasaponara, Rosa; Masini, Nicola

doi:10.1007/s10712-018-9471-5

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“…The measuring device is the GEM-2 UAV version from Geophex (Geophex, 2020), related to the GEM-2, which have shown useful for near-surface geophysical prospection such as archaeology (Tang, 2018). The GEM-2UAV is shaped like a "ski" and is suited for being towed underneath a UAV, in a similar manner as a classical magnetometer bird.…”

Section: Survey Systemmentioning

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Investigation of UAV Noise Reduction for Electromagnetic Induction Surveying

Bjerg

Silva

Døssing

2020

NSG2020 3rd Conference on Geophysics for Mineral Exploration and Mining

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Section: Survey Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Investigation of UAV Noise Reduction for Electromagnetic Induction Surveying

Bjerg

Silva

Døssing

2020

NSG2020 3rd Conference on Geophysics for Mineral Exploration and Mining

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“…More recently, as in the cases [2][3][4][5][6][7][8], successful investigations were conducted. In detail, the subsoil of the ancient city of Potsdam, using the electric, magnetic, electromagnetic methods and GPR methods, which allowed the detection of (i) two ancient ditches around the original town, (ii) the foundations of the city castle, and (iii) the main church was studied by [2].…”

Section: Urban Archaeo-geophysics: Overview and Future Challengesmentioning

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“…The subsoil of Kaifeng (Henan, China) nearby a gate of the city walls using GPR and electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) was studied by [3]; thus discovering, after excavation, archaeological remains at different depths dated to different historical periods. The potential of multifrequency electromagnetic induction in archaeology in two heritage sites Han Hangu Pass and Xishan Yang was evaluated by [4], both in urban areas south of the Yellow River. Integrated archaeological records, with historical and cartographic sources, field surveys, remote sensing, geo-magnetometry and geophysical techniques were used by [5].…”

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Towards Urban Archaeo-Geophysics in Peru. The Case Study of Plaza de Armas in Cusco

Masini¹,

Leucci²,

Vera

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One of the most complex challenges of heritage sciences is the identification and protection of buried archaeological heritage in urban areas and the need to manage, maintain and inspect underground services. Archaeology and geophysics, used in an integrated way, provide an important contribution to open new perspectives in understanding both the history of cities and in helping the decision makers in planning and governing the urban development and management. The problems of identification and interpretation of geophysical features in urban subsoil make it necessary to develop ad hoc procedures to be implemented and validated in significant case studies. This paper deals with the results of an interdisciplinary project in Cusco (Peru), the capital of Inca Empire, where the georadar method was applied for the first time in the main square. The georadar method was successfully employed based on knowledge of the historical evolution of Cusco and the availability of archaeological records provided by some excavations nearby the study area. Starting from a model for the electromagnetic wave reflection from archaeological structures and pipes, georadar results were interpreted by means of comparative morphological analysis of high amplitude values observed from time slices with reflectors visualized in the radargrams.

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“…Soil micromorphology now joins the ranks of a growing suite of portable geoarchaeological and material analyses, which also include portable magnetic susceptibility, pH, portable phosphate analysis, and multi-element analysis by portable x-ray fluorescence (e.g. Anderson et al 2016, Schneider et al 2016, Duffy et al 2017, Tang et al 2018. As Goren (2014) rightly points out, this innovation means that investigations normally relegated to the post-excavation stage, away from the field site, can now be done concurrently with fieldwork.…”

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Transdisciplinary Archaeology and the Future of Archaeological Practice: Citizen Science, Portable Science, Ethical Science

Milek¹

2018

Norwegian Archaeological Review

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Multi-frequency Electromagnetic Induction Survey for Archaeological Prospection: Approach and Results in Han Hangu Pass and Xishan Yang in China

Cited by 22 publications

References 40 publications

Investigation of UAV Noise Reduction for Electromagnetic Induction Surveying

Investigation of UAV Noise Reduction for Electromagnetic Induction Surveying

Towards Urban Archaeo-Geophysics in Peru. The Case Study of Plaza de Armas in Cusco

Transdisciplinary Archaeology and the Future of Archaeological Practice: Citizen Science, Portable Science, Ethical Science

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