Remotely Sensing the Ancient Interactions between Humans and the Environment during the Roman Period at Porolissum

Remotely Sensing the Ancient Interactions between Humans and the Environment during the Roman Period at Porolissum

<p>This paper summarizes results from a landscape archaeology research project that explores the ways in which ancient Romans from the territory of Dacia Porolissensis (Romania) used and modified the environment around them. Based on LiDAR-derived data (Light Detection and Ranging) for accurat...

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Main Author: Anamaria ROMAN et al.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: „Ștefan cel Mare” University Press 2016-06-01
Series:GEOREVIEW: Scientific Annals of Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava. Geography Series
Online Access:http://georeview.ro/ojs/index.php/revista/article/view/349
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spelling doaj-716a509e7a864fadb17a3556771d9d552021-06-02T09:31:23Zeng„Ștefan cel Mare” University PressGEOREVIEW: Scientific Annals of Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava. Geography Series1583-14692016-06-012627983389Remotely Sensing the Ancient Interactions between Humans and the Environment during the Roman Period at PorolissumAnamaria ROMAN et al.<p>This paper summarizes results from a landscape archaeology research project that explores the ways in which ancient Romans from the territory of Dacia Porolissensis (Romania) used and modified the environment around them. Based on LiDAR-derived data (Light Detection and Ranging) for accurate archaeological, geomorphological and vegetation feature detection, the most probable effects of past human land-use on the present landscape values are assessed. Knowledge of human disturbance periods, land-use history and their corresponding legacies is vital for evaluating habitat resilience and predicting future ecosystem services (Glenn et al. 1999; Foster 2003; Ritter 2011).</p>http://georeview.ro/ojs/index.php/revista/article/view/349
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Remotely Sensing the Ancient Interactions between Humans and the Environment during the Roman Period at Porolissum
GEOREVIEW: Scientific Annals of Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava. Geography Series
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title Remotely Sensing the Ancient Interactions between Humans and the Environment during the Roman Period at Porolissum
title_short Remotely Sensing the Ancient Interactions between Humans and the Environment during the Roman Period at Porolissum
title_full Remotely Sensing the Ancient Interactions between Humans and the Environment during the Roman Period at Porolissum
title_fullStr Remotely Sensing the Ancient Interactions between Humans and the Environment during the Roman Period at Porolissum
title_full_unstemmed Remotely Sensing the Ancient Interactions between Humans and the Environment during the Roman Period at Porolissum
title_sort remotely sensing the ancient interactions between humans and the environment during the roman period at porolissum
publisher „Ștefan cel Mare” University Press
series GEOREVIEW: Scientific Annals of Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava. Geography Series
issn 1583-1469
publishDate 2016-06-01
description <p>This paper summarizes results from a landscape archaeology research project that explores the ways in which ancient Romans from the territory of Dacia Porolissensis (Romania) used and modified the environment around them. Based on LiDAR-derived data (Light Detection and Ranging) for accurate archaeological, geomorphological and vegetation feature detection, the most probable effects of past human land-use on the present landscape values are assessed. Knowledge of human disturbance periods, land-use history and their corresponding legacies is vital for evaluating habitat resilience and predicting future ecosystem services (Glenn et al. 1999; Foster 2003; Ritter 2011).</p>
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