Archaeological Geomatics
Anthropology 328

3:30-5:45 PM Thursdays
Spring Semester 2002

Dr. Scott Madry

Research Associate Professor of Anthropology, UNC-CH

Madrys@email.unc.edu

http://www.informatics.org/anthromadry.html

http://www.informatics.org/anth328

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Introduction:

This lab is a very cursory introduction to the world of remote sensing and GPS. GPS is an important tool for archaeological goematics. This will be in two parts. The first part will be a lecture about the origins, current status, applications, and future directions of the technology. The second part will be looking at GPS receivers in use.

 

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Lab Part 1

This .ppt presentation is located in the course space at:

isis/html.courses.2003spring/anth/328/065/gps/gpsunc.ppt

  Lab Part 2

We will wander around and look at several GPS receivers in operation.

   Lab Part 3

Please review several GPS websites to get a sense of what is out there, what your options are, and how these tools can be used: Click here for some excellent GNSS WWWeb pages.

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. See you next week.
 
 

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