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020 |a9780203563359|q(e-book : PDF)
020 |a9781134375943|q(e-book: PDF)
020 |a9781134375899|q(e-book: Mobi)
020 |a9781134375936|q(e-book: ePub)
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024 7 |a10.1201/9780203563359 |2doi
035 |a(OCoLC)80230738
041 |aeng
049 |aTürk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
050 4|aCC80.4|b.G57 2006
082 04|a930.10285|bG531
111 2 |aGIS and Archaeological Predictive Modeling Conference|d(2001 :|cArgonne National Laboratory)
245 10|aGIS and archaeological site location modeling /|cedited by Mark W. Mehrer, Konnie L. Wescott.
264 1|aBoca Raton, Fla. :|bTaylor & Francis,|c2006.
300 |a1 online resource (476 pages)
500 |aPapers presented at the GIS and Archaeological Predictive Modeling Conference, held at Argonne National Laboratory, March 2001.
505 00|tpart Section 1: Introduction -- |tchapter 1 There and Back Again: Revisiting Archaeological Locational Modeling /|rKenneth L. Kvamme -- |tpart Section 2: Theoretical and methodological issues -- |tchapter 2 Enhancing predictive archaeological mdeling: Integrating location, landscape, and culture -- |tchapter 3 One step beyond: Adaptive sampling and analysis techniques to increase the value of predective models -- |tpart Section 3: Issues of scale -- |tchapter 4 Modeling for management in a compliance world /|rChristopher D.Dore and LuAnn Wandsnider -- |tchapter 5 Problems in paleolithic land evaluation: A cautionary tale /|rHans Kamermans -- |tchapter 6 Regional dynamics of hunting and gathering: An australian case study using archaeological predictive modeling -- |tpart Section 4: Quantitative and methodological issues -- |tchapter 7 Making use of distances: Estimating parameters of spatial processes /|rChristian Mayer -- |tchapter 8 Integrating Spatial Statistics into Archaeological Data Modeling /|rKevin R. Schwarz -- |tchapter 9 Quantifying the qualified: The use of multicriteria methods and bayesian statistics for the development of archaeological predictive models -- |tpart Section 5: Large Databases and CRM -- |tchapter 10 Points vs. polygons: A test case using a statewide geographic information system -- |tchapter 11 Relating Cultural Resources to Their Natural Environment Using the IEDROK GIS: A Cultural Resources Management Tool for the Republic of Korea1 -- |tchapter 12 Appropriateness and Applicability of GIS and Predictive Models with Regard to Regulatory and Nonregulatory Archaeology -- |tchapter 13 Archaeological GIS in Environmental Impact Assessment and Planning /|rLinda S. Naunapper -- |tpart Section 6: Modeling Applications in Progress -- |tchapter 14 Understanding Lines in the Roman Landscape: A Study of Ancient Roads and Field Systems Based on GIS Technology -- |tchapter 15 A GIS-Based Archaeological Predictive Model and Decision Support System for the North Carolina Department of Transportation -- |tchapter 16 Multicriteria/Multiobjective Predictive Modeling: A Tool for Simulating HunterGatherer Decision Making and Behavior -- |tchapter 17 Predictive Modeling in a Homogeneous Environment: An Example from the Charleston Naval Weapons Station, South Carolina -- |tchapter 18 Predictive Modeling in Archaeological Location Analysis and Archaeological Resource Management: Principles and Applications -- |tchapter 19 The Changing Mesopotamian Landscape as Seen from Spot and Corona Images -- |tchapter 20 Quantitative Methods in Archaeological Prediction: From Binary to Fuzzy Logic -- |tchapter 21 The Use of Predictive Modeling for Guiding the Archaeological Survey of Roman Pottery Kilns in the Argonne Region (Northeastern France) '.
650 0|aArchaeology|xMathematical models|vCongresses.
650 0|aGeographic information systems|vCongresses.
650 0|aArchaeology|xData processing|vCongresses.
700 1 |aMehrer, Mark.
700 1 |aWescott, Konnie.
776 08|iPrint version: |z9780415315487|w(DLC) 2005044884
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