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Preliminary results of the Castelmonardo Project

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Fig. 1 – UAV LiDAR survey in Castelmonardo: the six flights performed by OBEN s.r.l. through RPAS (Remotely Piloted Aerial System) (above, in the figure) are indicated by continuous lines. Dashed lines indicate the area of overlapping, where the highest density of archaeological structures is expected.

Fig. 1 – UAV LiDAR survey in Castelmonardo: the six flights performed by OBEN s....

Fig. 2 – 3D visualization of the LiDAR point cloud clearly showing the vegetation (trees) above the ground surface. Graphics: S. Esposito.

Fig. 2 – 3D visualization of the LiDAR point cloud clearly showing the vegetatio...

Fig. 3 – Hillshading visualization (DTM) in the 3D GIS environment (ESRI ArcScene) from three different directions of illumination. Graphics: V. Poscetti.

Fig. 3 – Hillshading visualization (DTM) in the 3D GIS environment (ESRI ArcScen...

Fig. 4 – Left: slope visualization by means of an inverted greyscale (steep slopes are darker). Right: Archaeological interpretation of the features. Dashed lines on the top of the hill (edges) hypothetically indicate the structures of the fortress with enclosure walls located at different elevations. The NE-SW modern street crossing the site is partially set on an ancient road. Graphics: V. Poscetti.

Fig. 4 – Left: slope visualization by means of an inverted greyscale (steep slop...

Poscetti V., Malatesta S., Cirilli V., Lella F., Rondinelli V., Esposito S., Balsi M. 2017, Preliminary results of the Castelmonardo Project, Archeologia e Calcolatori 28(2), 10.19282/AC.28.2.2017.32