Survey for Ancient Foundation Remains by Enhanced C-Scan Processing of GPR Data
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2001. Paper presented at 63rd EAGE Conference & Exhibition 2002, Florence, Italy.
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T1 - Survey for Ancient Foundation Remains by Enhanced C-Scan Processing of GPR Data
AU - Fruhwirth, Rudolf Konrad
AU - Fuchs, Gerald
AU - Morawetz, Rainer
PY - 2001
Y1 - 2001
N2 - M-02 SURVEY FOR ANCIENT FOUNDATION REMAINS BY ENHANCED C-SCAN PROCESSING OF GPR DATA Abstract 1 Ground Penetrating Radar is a widely used tool for shallow investigation of the subsurface covering several fields of application e.g. geological and geotechnical surveys UXO and utility detection archaeological investigation and many others. Depending on the problem a more or less large number of anomalies can be expected in the subsurface and needs to be distinguished by the GPR and interpretated by the operator. To distinguish close objects a proper resolution is required and to interpretate these objects a proper penetration is necessary. Especially in
AB - M-02 SURVEY FOR ANCIENT FOUNDATION REMAINS BY ENHANCED C-SCAN PROCESSING OF GPR DATA Abstract 1 Ground Penetrating Radar is a widely used tool for shallow investigation of the subsurface covering several fields of application e.g. geological and geotechnical surveys UXO and utility detection archaeological investigation and many others. Depending on the problem a more or less large number of anomalies can be expected in the subsurface and needs to be distinguished by the GPR and interpretated by the operator. To distinguish close objects a proper resolution is required and to interpretate these objects a proper penetration is necessary. Especially in
M3 - Paper
T2 - 63rd EAGE Conference & Exhibition 2002
Y2 - 27 May 2002 through 30 May 2002
ER -
