In addition to traditional platforms for low‐level remote sensing (balloons, kites, etc.) new
and more complex automated systems [unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or drones] have …

In the last decade, archaeological fieldwork has seen the increasing use of Unmanned
Aerial Systems (UASs, also: drones) and photogrammetrical techniques as tools for …

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

Researching at previously excavated archaeological sites comes with its own challenge set,
which includes ground-truthing previously unearthed architectural features to correlate old …

Greek migration to the United States in the period 1890–1924 produced two interdependent
domestic environments, the Greek towns of urban America and the remittance villages of …

Traditional platforms for close-range remote sensing (balloons and kites) have been joined
in the last decade by highly sophisticated automated systems (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles …

Chapter 3 focuses on recent experience and case histories that suggest an initial set of
methodologies specifically relevant to the analysis of issues at the 'local'level–the scale at …

Recent advancements in spatial mapping and in the development of innovative software
and navigational tools, have set a new technological framework within which, analogue or …