Space Archaeology (SA), also known as Satellite Archaeology, Satellite Remote Sensing for
Archaeology, or Archaeology from Space, is part of the wider interdisciplinary field of …

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 utilization of remote sensing technologies for archaeology was motivated by their ability
to map large areas within a short time at a reasonable cost. With recent advances in platform …

Cultural traces under forests are one of the main problems affecting the identification of
archaeological sites in densely forested areas, so it is full of challenges to discover ancient …

Over the past two decades, there has been a continuous rise in the use of digital techniques
to digitize museum collections and document monuments, archaeological sites, and cultural …

The documentation of historical remains and cultural heritage is of great importance to
preserve historical knowledge. Many studies use low-resolution airplane-based laser …

LiDAR has become fairly integrated into archaeological practice at a global scale. This has
gradually evolved to include UAV LiDAR. Nevertheless, considerable biases remain …

Coastal and underwater archaeological sites pose significant challenges in terms of
investigation, conservation, valorisation, and management. These sites are often at risk due …

Advances built into recent sUASs (drones) offer a compelling possibility for field-based data
collection in logistically challenging and GPS-denied environments. sUASs-based …

The abandonment of inhabited places is a phenomenon widespread on a global scale that
has spanned centuries. It has led to the birth of the so-called 'ghost towns'. These lifeless …