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- 2016
- The characterization of a former World War I battlefield by integrating multiple signals from a multireceiver EMI soil sensor
- EMI as a non-invasive survey technique to account for the interaction between WW I relicts and the soil environment at the Western front
- The First World War from above and below: historical aerial photographs and mine craters in the Ypres Salient
- Predicting saturated hydraulic conductivity in a sandy grassland using proximally sensed apparent electrical conductivity
- Reconstructing Early Neolithic paleogeography: EMI-vased subsurface modeling and chronological modeling of Holocene peat below the Lower Scheldt floodplain in NW Belgium
- Evaluating corrections for a horizontal offset between sensor and position data for surveys on land
- Historical aerial photography and multi-receiver EMI soil sensing, complementing techniques for the study of a Great War conflict landscape
- The Archaeology of World War I in Comines-Warneton (Belgium) through Aerial Photographs and Proximal Soil Sensing
- 2015
- Increasing positional accuracy of surveys: correcting for spatial offset and time lag
- Comparing one- and two-dimensional EMI conductivity inverse modeling procedures for characterizing a two-layered soil