Labranda archaelogical site ground penetrating radar survey
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In this Study, Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) surveys were made in Labranda excavations located in Labranda archaelogical site. GPR surveys will help to understand underground and it will lead excavations. Survey area has been located, coordinated and prepared by cleaning obstructions before survey. Area was seperated into 2 main field. Profile increments has set 0,25 meters in the 1. field, and 0,5 meters in 2. Field. Survey equipments were GSSI SIR-3000 as control unit with 400 Mhz antenna. Penetration depth was 3,5 meters. After field surveys, raw datas transferred into data processing program ReflexW and processed by using ReflexW. Data processing steps were dewow, muting, static correction, gain, background removal, band-pass filter, and f-k filter in order. And after process, the data has been set to form a cube which represents a model of below surface. The Data also interpolated due to form a better model. Slices represents a certain depth has been made. Thus, structures and remains can be seen better and can be located. In conclusion, all structures and remains was shown on slices on map.
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Fırat Yiğit
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Fırat Yiğit (Master Thesis). Labranda archaelogical site ground penetrating radar survey, 2017, İstanbul Technical University.
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