September 16, 2025ArchéoSciences

Reconstructing a Lost Suburb: Geophysical Survey of the “Verdronken Weide”, Ypres (Belgium)

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Geophysical surveys uncovered key features of the medieval suburb, enhancing our understanding of urban development.
Integration of FDEM and magnetometry data facilitated the reconstruction of the topographical layout of the area.
The study highlights the application of historical GIS in reinterpreting lost urban landscapes.
Significantly contributes to knowledge about the medieval cityscape of Ypres, with implications for heritage preservation.

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Geophysical surveys using FDEM and magnetometry reveal insights into medieval cityscape in Ypres, suggesting rich historical contexts.

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FDEM and magnetometry surveys of medieval suburban area, Integration of geophysical surveys into historical GIS, Topographical reconstruction of medieval cityscape

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Lapeere et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d454d131b076d99fa5a866 https://doi.org/10.4000/14nsk

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Geophysical surveys using FDEM and magnetometry reveal insights into medieval cityscape in Ypres, suggesting rich historical contexts.

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FDEM and magnetometry surveys of medieval suburban area, Integration of geophysical surveys into historical GIS, Topographical reconstruction of medieval cityscape

Reconstructing a Lost Suburb: Geophysical Survey of the “Verdronken Weide”, Ypres (Belgium)

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Reconstructing a Lost Suburb: Geophysical Survey of the “Verdronken Weide”, Ypres (Belgium)

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