Grealy, M. (2006). Resolution of ground-penetrating radar reflections at differing frequencies. Archaeol Prospection 13 (2). Vol 13(2), pp. 142-146.
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Resolution of ground-penetrating radar reflections at differing frequencies | ||
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Archaeol Prospection 13 (2) | ||
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Archaeological Prospection | ||
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13 (2) | ||
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142 - 146 | ||
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Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR) data that are frequency filtered will produce a variety of data sets, each with a differing subsurface resolution. At the site of Petra, Jordan, filtered reflection data were processed to produce discrete categories of low (200--350 MHz), middle (500--650 MHz), and high (650--800 MHz) frequency wave amplitudes. The high frequency reflections were especially effective in identifying construction techniques from a buried Nabataean age wall. The results suggest that post-acquisition GPR data frequency filtering may be helpful in identifying some differences in construction techniques and building materials in otherwise difficult to interpret subtle buried features. | ||
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2006 | ||
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13 Oct 2006 |
