Marcello Ciminale
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6290684 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Marcello Ciminale |
| NOMBRES | Marcello |
| APELLIDO | Ciminale |
| FIRMA | CIMINALE M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Bari Aldo Moro |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 49 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1999 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Advances in Reconstructing Archaeological Magnetic Signals; an Algorithm for Filtering Noise due to the Ploughing Effect
Archaeological remains are very often buried under uneven soil of agricultural fields crossed by rather parallel furrows and ridges. Consequently, ploughing in a magnetic survey might produce a repetitive, quite regular, linear noise in the data, which could impede optimal recovery of the archaeological magnetic anomalies; depending on the acquisition line orientation, this noise may show as an oblique, vertical or horizontal pattern in the magne…
Salapia
Il presente articolo intende illustrare i risultati preliminari delle ricerche archeologiche di superficie e geofisiche avviate nel 2013 sul sito della città romana, tardoantica e medievale di Salapia (Puglia settentrionale). Le indagini sono parte di un più ampio progetto di studio dei paesaggi storici di uno dei territori più complessi della Puglia settentrionale, ovvero la fascia costiera adriatica, in antico interessata dalla presenza del lag…
A Multidisciplinary Approach to Reveal and Interpret ‘Missing’ Archaeological Features at the Masseria Pantano Site in Apulia (Southern Italy)
A non‐invasive investigation, integrating aerial photography and high‐resolution magnetic survey, was carried out at the Masseria Pantano site (Apulia, Southern Italy) to obtain a more detailed reconstruction of an extensive ancient settlement, which revealed different phases of human frequentation. The results of the ground‐based survey were also used to guide some archaeological excavations, which brought to light, mainly, parts of Medieval wal…
Combined application of pansharpening and enhancement methods to improve archaeological cropmark visibility and identification in QuickBird imagery
Online non destructive archaeology; the archaeological park of Egnazia (Southern Italy) study case
Susceptibility measurements, optical and X-ray analysis to explain the origin of archaeological magnetic anomalies in Tavoliere lowland (Southern Italy)
Understanding the origin of magnetic znomalies in Monte San Vincenzo (Southern Italy) archaeological Site
Figure 1: Final result of the integrated survey in Monte San Vincenzo Site: part of the processed magnetogram ([ -18, 18] nT black/white). Intense magnetic anomalies outline precisely shape and position of the buried structures. Apart from the general plan of the Neolithic village, a pattern of regularly spaced spot features is clearly identifi able. Th ese defi ne the layout of an ancient olive grove whose orientation is in agreement with the ro…
A multiscale approach for reconstructing archaeological landscapes
This paper is focused on the joint use of multiscale remote sensing technologies for supporting archaeological prospection. Satellite imagery, aerial photographs and high‐resolution magnetic surveys were adopted for studying the Tavoliere, an extended agricultural region located in Northern Apulia (Italy) that is characterized by an abundant presence of archaeological sites. A first recognition of the archaeological features was performed by hist…
Remote sensing techniques for reconstructing a vast Neolithic settlement in Southern Italy
Integrated technologies for archaeological investigation; the Celone Valley project
A non‐intrusive investigation integrating complementary technologies was carried out at four vast archaeological settlements located in the northern part of Apulia (Southern Italy). An aerial photographic survey combined with a high‐resolution magnetic investigation was used to detect many buried archaeological features. After processing, both crop marks and magnetic anomalies appeared very sharp and well‐defined, outlining the shape and plan of …
A high‐resolution magnetic mosaic at the Kyme archaeological site (Turkey)
An extended high‐resolution magnetic investigation was undertaken at the archaeological site in Kyme (Turkey). In order to obtain highly resolved digital raster images, the gradient data sets were processed by using digital image processing techniques. In addition to these sets of data, the magnetic field measurements acquired by the bottom sensor alone were also processed. A careful comparison between the gradient data magnetograms and the botto…
Non-destructive exploration in the Archaeological Park of Metaponto (Southern Italy)
A non-intrusive investigation combining complementary technologies has been carried out in the Archaeological Park of Metaponto (southern Italy). A multitemporal analysis of aerial photographs acquired at different times and a high-resolution magnetic survey provided useful information about the buried archaeological features of the ancient Greek colony. The use of GIS and image processing technologies allowed a highly effective integration of al…
Remote sensing techniques for reconstructing a vast Neolithic settlement in Southern Italy
Combined application of pansharpening and enhancement methods to improve archaeological cropmark visibility and identification in QuickBird imagery
A multiscale approach for reconstructing archaeological landscapes
This paper is focused on the joint use of multiscale remote sensing technologies for supporting archaeological prospection. Satellite imagery, aerial photographs and high‐resolution magnetic surveys were adopted for studying the Tavoliere, an extended agricultural region located in Northern Apulia (Italy) that is characterized by an abundant presence of archaeological sites. A first recognition of the archaeological features was performed by hist…
Salapia
Il presente articolo intende illustrare i risultati preliminari delle ricerche archeologiche di superficie e geofisiche avviate nel 2013 sul sito della città romana, tardoantica e medievale di Salapia (Puglia settentrionale). Le indagini sono parte di un più ampio progetto di studio dei paesaggi storici di uno dei territori più complessi della Puglia settentrionale, ovvero la fascia costiera adriatica, in antico interessata dalla presenza del lag…
Online non destructive archaeology; the archaeological park of Egnazia (Southern Italy) study case
Advances in Reconstructing Archaeological Magnetic Signals; an Algorithm for Filtering Noise due to the Ploughing Effect
Archaeological remains are very often buried under uneven soil of agricultural fields crossed by rather parallel furrows and ridges. Consequently, ploughing in a magnetic survey might produce a repetitive, quite regular, linear noise in the data, which could impede optimal recovery of the archaeological magnetic anomalies; depending on the acquisition line orientation, this noise may show as an oblique, vertical or horizontal pattern in the magne…
Susceptibility measurements, optical and X-ray analysis to explain the origin of archaeological magnetic anomalies in Tavoliere lowland (Southern Italy)
Integrated technologies for archaeological investigation; the Celone Valley project
A non‐intrusive investigation integrating complementary technologies was carried out at four vast archaeological settlements located in the northern part of Apulia (Southern Italy). An aerial photographic survey combined with a high‐resolution magnetic investigation was used to detect many buried archaeological features. After processing, both crop marks and magnetic anomalies appeared very sharp and well‐defined, outlining the shape and plan of …
A high‐resolution magnetic mosaic at the Kyme archaeological site (Turkey)
An extended high‐resolution magnetic investigation was undertaken at the archaeological site in Kyme (Turkey). In order to obtain highly resolved digital raster images, the gradient data sets were processed by using digital image processing techniques. In addition to these sets of data, the magnetic field measurements acquired by the bottom sensor alone were also processed. A careful comparison between the gradient data magnetograms and the botto…
Non-destructive exploration in the Archaeological Park of Metaponto (Southern Italy)
A non-intrusive investigation combining complementary technologies has been carried out in the Archaeological Park of Metaponto (southern Italy). A multitemporal analysis of aerial photographs acquired at different times and a high-resolution magnetic survey provided useful information about the buried archaeological features of the ancient Greek colony. The use of GIS and image processing technologies allowed a highly effective integration of al…
A high‐resolution magnetic mosaic at the Kyme archaeological site (Turkey)
An extended high‐resolution magnetic investigation was undertaken at the archaeological site in Kyme (Turkey). In order to obtain highly resolved digital raster images, the gradient data sets were processed by using digital image processing techniques. In addition to these sets of data, the magnetic field measurements acquired by the bottom sensor alone were also processed. A careful comparison between the gradient data magnetograms and the botto…
Integrated technologies for archaeological investigation; the Celone Valley project
A non‐intrusive investigation integrating complementary technologies was carried out at four vast archaeological settlements located in the northern part of Apulia (Southern Italy). An aerial photographic survey combined with a high‐resolution magnetic investigation was used to detect many buried archaeological features. After processing, both crop marks and magnetic anomalies appeared very sharp and well‐defined, outlining the shape and plan of …
Remote sensing techniques for reconstructing a vast Neolithic settlement in Southern Italy
Understanding the origin of magnetic znomalies in Monte San Vincenzo (Southern Italy) archaeological Site
Figure 1: Final result of the integrated survey in Monte San Vincenzo Site: part of the processed magnetogram ([ -18, 18] nT black/white). Intense magnetic anomalies outline precisely shape and position of the buried structures. Apart from the general plan of the Neolithic village, a pattern of regularly spaced spot features is clearly identifi able. Th ese defi ne the layout of an ancient olive grove whose orientation is in agreement with the ro…
A multiscale approach for reconstructing archaeological landscapes
This paper is focused on the joint use of multiscale remote sensing technologies for supporting archaeological prospection. Satellite imagery, aerial photographs and high‐resolution magnetic surveys were adopted for studying the Tavoliere, an extended agricultural region located in Northern Apulia (Italy) that is characterized by an abundant presence of archaeological sites. A first recognition of the archaeological features was performed by hist…
Susceptibility measurements, optical and X-ray analysis to explain the origin of archaeological magnetic anomalies in Tavoliere lowland (Southern Italy)
Online non destructive archaeology; the archaeological park of Egnazia (Southern Italy) study case
Combined application of pansharpening and enhancement methods to improve archaeological cropmark visibility and identification in QuickBird imagery
A Multidisciplinary Approach to Reveal and Interpret ‘Missing’ Archaeological Features at the Masseria Pantano Site in Apulia (Southern Italy)
A non‐invasive investigation, integrating aerial photography and high‐resolution magnetic survey, was carried out at the Masseria Pantano site (Apulia, Southern Italy) to obtain a more detailed reconstruction of an extensive ancient settlement, which revealed different phases of human frequentation. The results of the ground‐based survey were also used to guide some archaeological excavations, which brought to light, mainly, parts of Medieval wal…
Salapia
Il presente articolo intende illustrare i risultati preliminari delle ricerche archeologiche di superficie e geofisiche avviate nel 2013 sul sito della città romana, tardoantica e medievale di Salapia (Puglia settentrionale). Le indagini sono parte di un più ampio progetto di studio dei paesaggi storici di uno dei territori più complessi della Puglia settentrionale, ovvero la fascia costiera adriatica, in antico interessata dalla presenza del lag…
Advances in Reconstructing Archaeological Magnetic Signals; an Algorithm for Filtering Noise due to the Ploughing Effect
Archaeological remains are very often buried under uneven soil of agricultural fields crossed by rather parallel furrows and ridges. Consequently, ploughing in a magnetic survey might produce a repetitive, quite regular, linear noise in the data, which could impede optimal recovery of the archaeological magnetic anomalies; depending on the acquisition line orientation, this noise may show as an oblique, vertical or horizontal pattern in the magne…
Archaeology (11 obras) · Geology (11 obras) · Geography (10 obras) · Archaeological Research and Protection (9 obras) · Remote sensing (8 obras) · Computer Science (6 obras) · 3D Surveying and Cultural Heritage (4 obras) · Magnetic anomaly (4 obras) · Automated Road and Building Extraction (3 obras) · Excavation (3 obras)