The need to study, protect, and conserve archaeological heritage has enhanced the
application of geophysical techniques as non-invasive and reliable tools to investigate …

This study presents the potential of multi-frequency electromagnetic induction (EMI) in
archaeology. EMI is currently less employed for archaeological prospection with respect to …

This paper focuses on the potential of an integrated approach using aerial LiDAR, aerial and
terrestrial photogrammetry, terrestrial laser scanning, and archaeological survey to detect …

The use of magnetometers arranged in a gradiometer configuration offers a practical and
widely used solution, particularly in archaeological applications where the sources of …

One of the major issues in buried archeological sites especially if characterized by intense
human activity, complex structures, and several constructive phases, is: to what depth …

Detection of the Earth's magnetic field anomalies is the basis of many types of studies in the
field of earth sciences and archaeology. These surveys require different ways to carry out …

The study focuses on the integrated use of multiscale and multisensor remote sensing
techniques and big data analysis for the identification of buried archaeological remains or …

The integration of geophysical methodologies applied in an unexplored area of the Valley of
the Temples, in the ancient Akragas (ancient name of Agrigento), has led to the exciting …

The detection of buried firearms remains a critical issue in law enforcement. We assess the
suitability of magnetic gradiometers to detect buried rifles and handguns at multiple depths …

The integrated use of remote sensing (RS) techniques, vertical magnetic gradient (VMG)
and electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) measurements, and, in particular, combined …