Adam P. Spring is a consultant and visiting lecturer in Applied Technologies and Reality Capture in the Department of Archaeology, University of Plymouth. He has featured in numerous academic and...

Over the past decade, Geosud has contributed to successfully mitigating the various obstacles to the operational use of satellite imagery for environmental management and territorial development. Geosud’s role in the...

The APACHE6 unmanned surface vehicle (USV) is an innovative fully integrated solution for 3D bathymetric surveying, underwater object positioning, offshore construction, underwater archaeology and wreck rescues. Built around a triple-hulled...

The mapping of historical cultural features, which we will call heritage mapping, is mainly based on photogrammetric methods. Mapping for this purpose has been going on for many years using...

Culturally rich Canyons of the Ancients National Monument, Colorado, are managed by the Bureau of Land Management as an integral cultural landscape containing a wealth of historic and environmental resources....

The remarkable capabilities of airborne Lidar continue to improve, with scanners now able to emit more than a million pulses every second. Although it has never been easier to acquire...

The National Monuments Service in Ireland is using high-resolution aerial photography from Bluesky to map and investigate a giant 4,500-year-old henge. The circular structure, located at the Brú na Bóinne...

The remarkable capabilities of airborne Lidar continue to improve, with scanners now able to emit more than a million pulses every second. Although it has never been easier to acquire...

The ever-increasing use of digital twins in infrastructure and construction projects is creating a huge need for 3D geodata, which in turn is driving strong growth in our industry. That...

Diana Murray MA (Cantab), FRSE, FRSGS, FSA, FSA Scot, MCIfA, MIoD was the Chief Executive of the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS) for 11...