MOP.P21.1

REMOTE SENSING TO UNCOVER GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL SUBSURFACE HISTORICAL SITES USING GROUND PENETRATING RADAR: A CASE STUDY OF FORT CLINTON AT WEST POINT, NY 

Victoria Gramlich, Christiana Fairfield, USMA, United States; Missy Moorehouse, Mindy Kimball, United States Military Academy, United States
Session:
MOP.P21: Advances in Ground Penetrating Radar Poster
Track:
Sensors, Instruments and Calibration
Location:
Poster Area 21
Presentation Time:
Mon, 17 Jul, 14:15 - 15:45 Pacific Time (UTC -7)
Session Chair:
Ryo Natsuaki, The University of Tokyo
Session Managers:
Al Adil Al Hinai and Ivan Arias and Shubham Awasthi and Ayoti Banerjee
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Session MOP.P21
MOP.P21.1: REMOTE SENSING TO UNCOVER GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL SUBSURFACE HISTORICAL SITES USING GROUND PENETRATING RADAR: A CASE STUDY OF FORT CLINTON AT WEST POINT, NY 
Victoria Gramlich, Christiana Fairfield, USMA, United States; Missy Moorehouse, Mindy Kimball, United States Military Academy, United States
MOP.P21.2: Target-phase-focused feature synthesis and extraction for weakly scattering objects in ground penetrating radar
Ryuta Imai, Akira Hirose, Ryo Natsuaki, The University of Tokyo, Japan
MOP.P21.3: INTERFERENCE EFFECTS OF SHALLOW BURIED TARGETS ON A GPR
Bernd Arendt, Thomas Walter, University of Applied Science Ulm, Germany; Winfried Mayer, FindMine gGmbH, Germany
MOP.P21.4: POTENTIAL OF A DUAL-POLARIZATION GROUND PENETRATING RADAR FOR REBAR DIAMETER ESTIMATION
Feng Ding, Zhijie Chen, Hai Liu, Xu Meng, Guangzhou University, China
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