The Investigation of the Ardales Cave, Spain - 3D Documentation, Topographic Analyses, and Lighting Simulations based on Terrestrial Laser Scanning.
This contribution shows the application of terrestrial laser scanning in an integrative approach for the documentation and analyses of the Ardales Cave, southern Spain, which is in many respects an important geoarchaeological site. For the survey of the cave, a combination of the Riegl LMS Z420i las...
| Publicado en: | Archaeological Prospection Vol. 23; no. 2; pp. 75 - 87 |
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