Titlebook: Archaeology from Historical Aerial and Satellite Archives; William S. Hanson,Ioana A. Oltean Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media, LL

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The Archaeological Exploitation of Declassified Satellite Photography in Semi-arid Environmentshen in stereo pairs, digital elevation model (DEM) generation, they can also provide large-scale temporal snapshots that provide essential information on landscape change. Importantly, in some instances, declassified photographs may be the only available record of archaeological residues that have s

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Zhen Li,Sen Li,Tyrone Fernando,Xi Chenrope over millennia, but application of the standard technique of observer-directed archaeological aerial reconnaissance is not universal for a variety of reasons. This introductory chapter highlights the considerable and largely untapped potential of historical aerial and satellite photography for

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Dawei Shi,Yuan Huang,Junzheng Wang,Ling Shi for the documentation of already known sites and for the characterisation of the wider cultural landscape continues to grow. This chapter describes one of the world’s largest collections of historical aerial photographs, The Aerial Reconnaissance Archives (TARA), outlining its contents and potentia

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Dawei Shi,Yuan Huang,Junzheng Wang,Ling Shited research. Over time, the value of historical aerial photography has been appreciated far beyond its original purpose, as it provides an irreplaceable record of the ever-changing landscapes and townscapes that surround us. Key to the reuse of these resources is access to the finding aids that ind

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