dr. ir. Timothy Saey

Using a multi-receiver survey of apparent electrical conductivity to reconstruct a Holocene tidal channel in a polder area

Timothy Saey (UGent) , Mohammad Monirul Islam (UGent) , Philippe De Smedt (UGent) , Eef Meerschman (UGent) , Ellen Van De Vijver (UGent) , Alexander Lehouck (UGent) and Marc Van Meirvenne (UGent)

(2012) CATENA. 95. p.104-111

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Electrical conductivity depth modelling with a multireceiver EMI sensor for prospecting archaeological features

Timothy Saey (UGent) , Philippe De Smedt (UGent) , Eef Meerschman (UGent) , Mohammad Monirul Islam (UGent) , Fun Meeuws (UGent) , Ellen Van De Vijver (UGent) , Alexander Lehouck (UGent) and Marc Van Meirvenne (UGent)

(2012) ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROSPECTION. 19(1). p.21-30

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Key properties for delineating soil management zones

Mohammad Monirul Islam (UGent) , Marc Van Meirvenne (UGent) , E Loonstra, Philippe De Smedt (UGent) , Fun Meeuws (UGent) , Ellen Van De Vijver (UGent) and Timothy Saey (UGent)

(2011) The second global workshop on proximal soil sensing. p.52-55

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PhD Thesis

Fusing multiple signals of an electromagnetic induction sensor to characterize contrasting soil layers and buried features

Timothy Saey (UGent)

(2011)

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Reconstructing palaeochannel morphology with a mobile multicoil electromagnetic induction sensor

Philippe De Smedt (UGent) , Marc Van Meirvenne (UGent) , Eef Meerschman (UGent) , Timothy Saey (UGent) , Machteld Bats (UGent) , Mona Court-Picon (UGent) , Jeroen De Reu (UGent) , Ann Zwertvaegher (UGent) , Marc Antrop (UGent) , Jean Bourgeois (UGent) , et al.

(2011) GEOMORPHOLOGY. 130(3-4). p.136-141

Academic Bibliography

dr. ir. Timothy Saey

Using a multi-receiver survey of apparent electrical conductivity to reconstruct a Holocene tidal channel in a polder area

Electrical conductivity depth modelling with a multireceiver EMI sensor for prospecting archaeological features

Key properties for delineating soil management zones

Fusing multiple signals of an electromagnetic induction sensor to characterize contrasting soil layers and buried features

Reconstructing palaeochannel morphology with a mobile multicoil electromagnetic induction sensor

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