Documentation of Amykles archaeological area by laser scanning and creating geographical information system
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In this study, the contribution of remote sensing and geographic information sys-tems to archeology science has been tried to be observed and the benefits that it provi-des by using these contributions have been tried to be a system. The study was carried out in the ancient district of Amyklaion in the Sparta region of Greece. The aim of the study is to present the results of documentation using geodetic techniques in the region. Using the laser scanning data obtained in the studies in the region, 3D models were created and a geographic information system was tried to be obtained by using the site maps in the region to obtain information about the findings in the archaeological area.
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Cem Sönmez Boyoğlu
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Cem Sönmez Boyoğlu (Master Thesis). Documentation of Amykles archaeological area by laser scanning and creating geographical information system, 2019, Akdeniz University.
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