Published January 1, 2009
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Integration of remote sensing and GIS for archaeological investigations
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- 1. Istanbul Tech Univ, Remote Sensing Dept, TR-34426 Istanbul, Turkey
- 2. Univ Edinburgh, Sch Hist Class & Archaeol, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
- 3. Istanbul Tech Univ, Fac Architecture, TR-34426 Istanbul, Turkey
- 4. Istanbul Tech Univ, Hydrol Dept, TR-34426 Istanbul, Turkey
- 5. Istanbul Tech Univ, Hydromech Dept, TR-34426 Istanbul, Turkey
- 6. Marmara Univ, Middle E Studies Inst, TR-34413 Istanbul, Turkey
- 7. Yildiz Tech Univ, Fac Civil Engn, TR-34349 Istanbul, Turkey
Description
The western hinterland of the modern city of Istanbul contains some of the most remarkable monuments of ancient and medieval hydraulic engineering. Until recently fieldwork has been limited and only within the last two decades have there been serious attempts to map the complexity of the monuments and water lines. A GPS-based archaeological survey has been undertaken by the authors and has been integrated with high resolution (IKONOS) and multi-spectral spatial data giving the opportunity to view the system in its wider setting and also to identify major urban and landscape changes impacting on the long-term conservation and management of the ancient remains.
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