Abstract The incorporation of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) within archaeological
survey strategies over the past several years has broadened the geographical scale of …

Quadrotor-UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) systems are becoming increasingly ubiquitous in
archaeological field research for the production of digital elevation models and orthophoto …

The use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) or unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), commonly
referred to as “drones,” have become increasingly utilized in archaeological investigation. In …

The article offers an evaluation of the adequacy and effectiveness of using UAV-based
photogrammetry for updating the planigraphy of well-studied archaeological sites and …

From the earliest archaeological investigations along Central Asia's Tien Shan range,
researchers have noted the diversity of highland communities and their participation in …

This paper reviews key recent developments in geospatial technologies and their
archaeological applications, an emerging area of research that can be termed “spatial …

One of the popular uses of UAVs in photogrammetry is providing an archaeological
documentation. A wide offer of low-cost (consumer) grade UAVs, as well as the popularity of …

Over the past year, our team has been developing a complete work-flow for field cyber-
archaeology incorporating UAV technology. We conduct automated aerial 3D scanning …

According to the UVS (Unmanned Vehicle System) International definition, an Unmanned
Aerial Vehicle (UAV) is a generic aircraft design to operate with no human pilot onboard [1] …

Aerial light detection and ranging (lidar) has emerged as a powerful technology for mapping
urban archaeological landscapes, especially where dense vegetation obscures site …