The attention of this work is focused on the integration of IRT and GPR techniques for inspection of architectonic structures. First, an integration of techniques is performed in laboratory by considering an ad hoc specimen with insertion of anomalies. Then, the techniques are used for the inspection in situ of some important Italian archaeological sites, such as Pompei (Naples) and Nora (Cagliari). The information coming from a joint interpretation of IRT and GPR data allows detailed 3D images of the investigated buildings, which are useful for future restoration planning.
Integration of infrared thermography and high-frequency electromagnetic methods in archaeological surveys / DI MAIO, Rosa; Fedi, Maurizio; Meola, Carosena; Carlomagno, GIOVANNI MARIA. - In: GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH ABSTRACTS. - ISSN 1607-7962. - ELETTRONICO. - 12:(2010), pp. EGU2010-14640-1-EGU2010-14640-1.
Integration of infrared thermography and high-frequency electromagnetic methods in archaeological surveys
DI MAIO, ROSA;FEDI, MAURIZIO;MEOLA, CAROSENA;CARLOMAGNO, GIOVANNI MARIA
2010
Abstract
The attention of this work is focused on the integration of IRT and GPR techniques for inspection of architectonic structures. First, an integration of techniques is performed in laboratory by considering an ad hoc specimen with insertion of anomalies. Then, the techniques are used for the inspection in situ of some important Italian archaeological sites, such as Pompei (Naples) and Nora (Cagliari). The information coming from a joint interpretation of IRT and GPR data allows detailed 3D images of the investigated buildings, which are useful for future restoration planning.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
