Cornelis Stal

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Ghent University

Belgium

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Cornelis Stal is a Visiting Professor at Ghent University in Belgium. His research focuses on archaeological sciences, spatial data repositories, UAV mapping, and assessing human impacts on archaeological site preservation. Recent publications include works on terrestrial laser scanning applications and geomorphological studies in various locations including Romania and Switzerland.

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Anne-Lise Montreuil

Vrije Universiteit Brussel

BELGIUM

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Amaury Frankl

BELGIUM

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Lars De Sloover

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Ghent University

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Greta Deruyter

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Ghent University

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Towards a spatial data repository for archaeological research in the Romanian Mostiștea Basin and Danube Valley

Supporting Long-Term Archaeological Research in Southern Romania Chalcolithic Sites Using Multi-Platform UAV Mapping

Human Impact Scale on the Preservation of Archaeological Sites from Mostiştea Valley (Romania)

On Finding a Projected Coordinate Reference System

Assessment of handheld mobile terrestrial laser scanning for estimating tree parameters

Monitoring spatiotemporal variation in beach surface moisture using a long-range terrestrial laser scanner

Support vector regression for high-resolution beach surface moisture estimation from terrestrial LiDAR intensity data

Measuring Surface Moisture on a Sandy Beach based on Corrected Intensity Data of a Mobile Terrestrial LiDAR

Talus slope geomorphology investigated at multiple time scales from high-resolution topographic surveys and historical aerial photographs (Sanetsch Pass, Switzerland)

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Anne-Lise Montreuil

Amaury Frankl

Lars De Sloover

Greta Deruyter

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