Repeated multispectral surveys using UAS for the detection of archaeology in the American Midwest

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Helen McCreary Corkum

doi:10.4000/14nt0

January 1, 2025ArchéoSciences

Repeated multispectral surveys using UAS for the detection of archaeology in the American Midwest

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Key Points

Repeated multispectral surveys enhance the detection of archaeological sites in the American Midwest, emphasizing the value of temporal data.
The study suggests that the integration of precision agriculture can aid archaeological research while preserving sites.
Temporal data from repeated surveys is considered more impactful than the multispectral data alone for effective archaeological studies.
Finding a balance between site preservation and archaeological research in the Midwest is crucial for future exploration.

Implication

Repeated multispectral surveys improve archaeological site discovery in the Midwest, suggesting a balance with preservation efforts.

Abstract

Precision agriculture should be viewed as an ally to future research, A balance must be found between site preservation and study, Temporal data (ie. Repeated survey) is more important than multispectral data.

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