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Roland Linck

Head of Working Group

Bavarian State Department for Monuments and Sites

Germany

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Dr. Roland Linck is the Head of the Working Group at the Bavarian State Department for Monuments and Sites in Germany. His research focuses on the application of advanced technologies such as drone-based ground-penetrating radar and UAV magnetometry in archaeological prospection. Recent publications highlight innovative methodologies for mapping archaeological features, including case studies related to World War II sites and Roman architecture.

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Jörg Fassbinder

Prof. Dr

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

GERMANY

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Recommendations for Low-Noise Data Acquisition with UAV-Mounted Multi-Channel Magnetometer Systems

Combination of GPR, Mobile Mapping LiDAR and UAV‐SfM for Generating a Thorough Site Investigation of the Late‐Medieval Church Ruin of Gotthardsberg (Bavaria, Germany)

Inside the Sarcophagus: Non-Destructive Testing of a Medieval Tomb in the Cathedral of Bamberg (Germany)

Testing the Applicability of Drone-Based Ground-Penetrating Radar for Archaeological Prospection

Drone photogrammetry as a tool for modern conflict archaeology: a case study of a Second World War armament bunker in Bavaria

Statistical Evaluation of the Accuracy of Consumer Drone Photogrammetry at a Romanesque Church in Eastern Bavaria (Germany)

Structure-from-Motion-Kartierung ultrafeiner Strukturen am Beispiel der Pressbrokatapplikation in der Memminger Frauenkirche

UAV magnetometer survey in low‐level flight for archaeology: Case study of a Second World War airfield at Ganacker (Lower Bavaria, Germany)

Proving a Roman technical masterstroke: GIS-based viewshed and intervisibility analysis of the Bavarian part of the Rhaetian Limes

Evaluation of the benefits for mapping faint archaeological features by using an ultra‐dense ground‐penetrating‐radar antenna array

Claus Colani’s Pulsed Electromagnetic Induction Principle: Documents and Data of the First Archaeo-Geophysical Prospecting in Bavaria

Highlighting the Potential of 3D ERT by Comparing its Results with GPR and the Excavation Map of a Roman Building

Everything archaeology? Pitfalls from 40 years of aerial archaeology

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Jörg Fassbinder

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