Irwin Scollar
Biographic Data
| ID | 379580 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Irwin Scollar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Irwin |
| FAMILY NAME | Scollar |
| SIGNATURE | SCOLLAR I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Computer image processing for archaeological air photographs
A description of a large computer system for transferring information from oblique aerial photographs of archaeological sites to maps is given. Techniques for improving the quality of the pictures and the visibility of the sites by computation are discussed. A method for the full geometric correction of an oblique set of images is mentioned. The problems involved in incorporating all types of archaeological information in a large scale map base b…
Model studies in computer seriation
Some techniques for the evaluation of archaeological magnetometer surveys
1969). Some techniques for the evaluation of archaeological magnetometer surveys. World Archaeology: Vol. 1, Recent work and new approaches, pp. 77-89
Computer Treatment of Magnetic Measurements From Archaeological Sites
Electromagnetic Prospecting Methods in Archaeology
Iron Age Square Enclosures in Rhineland
Banked and ditched rectangular burial enclosures, called 'Grabgärten' (grave garden, literally) by the local folk, are found frequently in the southern Rhineland, with distribution centred on the south east Eifel, the Rhine-Moselle junction and the northern part of the Hunsriick mountains. All examples known to us up to the time of writing are plotted on the map (FIG. I).Within these enclosures are found incineration burials, either in urns, pits…
Magnetic Prospecting in the Rhineland
Regional Groups in the Michelsberg Culture
In order to discuss the origin of the Michelsberg culture, a question which has been the subject of much debate during the last five years, a closer definition of the culture is first necessary. This paper begins by reviewing the theories as to origins which have been offered during the last half century, a detailed description of the elements making up the various subdivisions of the culture is then attempted, together with some observations on …
Hollow Ways at Boitsfort, Near Brussels
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A Neolithic Enclosure at Spiennes, Belgium
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Model studies in computer seriation
Computer Treatment of Magnetic Measurements From Archaeological Sites
Some techniques for the evaluation of archaeological magnetometer surveys
1969). Some techniques for the evaluation of archaeological magnetometer surveys. World Archaeology: Vol. 1, Recent work and new approaches, pp. 77-89
Computer image processing for archaeological air photographs
A description of a large computer system for transferring information from oblique aerial photographs of archaeological sites to maps is given. Techniques for improving the quality of the pictures and the visibility of the sites by computation are discussed. A method for the full geometric correction of an oblique set of images is mentioned. The problems involved in incorporating all types of archaeological information in a large scale map base b…
Electromagnetic Prospecting Methods in Archaeology
Iron Age Square Enclosures in Rhineland
Banked and ditched rectangular burial enclosures, called 'Grabgärten' (grave garden, literally) by the local folk, are found frequently in the southern Rhineland, with distribution centred on the south east Eifel, the Rhine-Moselle junction and the northern part of the Hunsriick mountains. All examples known to us up to the time of writing are plotted on the map (FIG. I).Within these enclosures are found incineration burials, either in urns, pits…
Regional Groups in the Michelsberg Culture
In order to discuss the origin of the Michelsberg culture, a question which has been the subject of much debate during the last five years, a closer definition of the culture is first necessary. This paper begins by reviewing the theories as to origins which have been offered during the last half century, a detailed description of the elements making up the various subdivisions of the culture is then attempted, together with some observations on …
Hollow Ways at Boitsfort, Near Brussels
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A Neolithic Enclosure at Spiennes, Belgium
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A Neolithic Enclosure at Spiennes, Belgium
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Hollow Ways at Boitsfort, Near Brussels
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Regional Groups in the Michelsberg Culture
In order to discuss the origin of the Michelsberg culture, a question which has been the subject of much debate during the last five years, a closer definition of the culture is first necessary. This paper begins by reviewing the theories as to origins which have been offered during the last half century, a detailed description of the elements making up the various subdivisions of the culture is then attempted, together with some observations on …
Magnetic Prospecting in the Rhineland
Electromagnetic Prospecting Methods in Archaeology
Iron Age Square Enclosures in Rhineland
Banked and ditched rectangular burial enclosures, called 'Grabgärten' (grave garden, literally) by the local folk, are found frequently in the southern Rhineland, with distribution centred on the south east Eifel, the Rhine-Moselle junction and the northern part of the Hunsriick mountains. All examples known to us up to the time of writing are plotted on the map (FIG. I).Within these enclosures are found incineration burials, either in urns, pits…
Computer Treatment of Magnetic Measurements From Archaeological Sites
Some techniques for the evaluation of archaeological magnetometer surveys
1969). Some techniques for the evaluation of archaeological magnetometer surveys. World Archaeology: Vol. 1, Recent work and new approaches, pp. 77-89
Model studies in computer seriation
Computer image processing for archaeological air photographs
A description of a large computer system for transferring information from oblique aerial photographs of archaeological sites to maps is given. Techniques for improving the quality of the pictures and the visibility of the sites by computation are discussed. A method for the full geometric correction of an oblique set of images is mentioned. The problems involved in incorporating all types of archaeological information in a large scale map base b…
Archaeology (8 works) · History (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Image Processing and 3D Reconstruction (5 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (3 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 works) · Citation (3 works) · Library science (3 works) · 3D Surveying and Cultural Heritage (2 works)