Abstract Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR) can successfully image buried archaeological
structures based on changes in the electro-magnetic properties of the investigated materials …

This paper focuses on the contribution of geophysical measurements to the study of the
Sarno Baths in Pompeii in the context of the MACH project funded by the University of …

This study delves into the fusion of ground-based and drone-based ground-penetrating
radar (GPR) technologies in archaeological exploration. Set against the backdrop of the …

This paper presents the results of a ground penetrating radar (GPR) survey conducted in the
rural area of the ancient city of Ferento near Viterbo (Northern Latium, Italy), where the …

The spectral capability of early satellite sensors opened new perspectives in the field of
archaeological research. The recent availability of hyperspectral and multispectral satellite …

This paper addresses the problem of feature selection for the classification of ground
penetrating radar signals. We propose a new classification approach based on time …

Following the frequent and harmful collapses of trees that have plagued the municipal
territory of Rome in recent years, a protocol of understanding was initiated between the …

This article presents a multidisciplinary study to evaluate the internal and external state of
underground wine cellars. In particular, five historical subterranean wine cellars that present …

The presence of modern structures and infrastructures is relevant if you want to plan an
archaeological or cultural heritage project in a populated area (eg, cities and countryside) …

In addition to traditional techniques, a broad range of science and technological expertise is
applied in forensics, including geophysics. Forensic geophysics is used to locate, map and …