Due to the ongoing development of new technologies, many instruments are available to
assist geological investigations at different scales. These techniques, including 3D outcrop …

Humans have become one of the primary forces shaping our planet, altering climatic,
geological and biological systems at an unprecedented pace. A whole new geological …

The integration of geomorphological analysis in archaeological investigations is essential to
describe physical geography and land morphology in order to understand the relationship …

Situating prehistoric sites in their past environment helps us to understand their functionality
and the organization of early sedentary human societies. However, this is a challenge as the …

The degradation of earthen sites due to natural and human factors has become a pressing
issue, necessitating urgent protection measures. In this context, accurate assessment of the …

Soil salinization and waterlogging are critical environmental issues affecting agricultural
productivity and cultural heritage preservation, particularly in arid regions. This study …

Morphogenetic surface processes and anthropogenic landscape alterations have been tied
together throughout the ages in the so-called human-environmental nexus since the …

Natural events (floods, earthquakes, landslides, etc.) may significantly damage
archaeological sites, and therefore reducing their exposure to such events represents a …

This paper presents a geomorphological reconstruction of the urban landscape of Erbil
(Kurdistan Region of Iraq), aimed at explaining how human groups settled the region since …

This study focuses on the problem of reconstruction and immersive visualization of cultural
heritage objects such as medieval strongholds. Geomatics-specific methods were applied …