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- 2016
- Evaluating corrections for a horizontal offset between sensor and position data for surveys on land
- 2015
- Good practice in high-resolution EMI data processing for archaeological prospection
- Comparing one- and two-dimensional EMI conductivity inverse modeling procedures for characterizing a two-layered soil
- Urban soil exploration through multi-receiver electromagnetic induction and stepped-frequency ground penetrating radar
- Combining EMI and GPR for non-invasive soil sensing at the Stonehenge World Heritage Site: the reconstruction of a WW1 practice trench
- Combining multi-receiver electromagnetic induction and stepped frequency ground penetrating radar for industrial site investigation
- 2014
- Integrating EMI and GPR data to enhance the three-dimensional reconstruction of a circular ditch system
- On introducing an image-based 3D reconstruction method in archaeological excavation practice
- Unveiling the prehistoric landscape at Stonehenge through multi-receiver EMI
- Using bivariate multiple-point statistics and proximal soil sensor data to map fossil ice-wedge polygons
- Wat zit er in de bodem verborgen?
- Modeling within field variation of the compaction layer in a paddy rice field using a proximal soil sensing system
- An efficient calibration procedure for correction of drift in EMI survey data
- Frequency domain electromagnetic induction survey in the intertidal zone: limitations of low-induction-number and depth of exploration
- Comparing apparent magnetic susceptibility measurements of a multi-receiver EMI sensor with topsoil and profile magnetic susceptibility data over weak magnetic anomalies
- Characterizing compaction variability with an electromagnetic induction sensor in a puddled paddy rice field
- 2013
- Integrating multi-receiver EMI measurements to characterize the soil-landscape around the school of gladiators, Carnuntum
- A multidisciplinary approach to reconstructing Late Glacial and Early Holocene landscapes
- Identifying soil patterns at different spatial scales with a multi-receiver EMI sensor
- Application of the topographic position index to heterogeneous landscapes