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A new landslide inventory for the Armenian Lesser Caucasus : slope failure morphologies and seismotectonic influences on large landslides

Alice Matossian (UGent) , Hayk Baghdasaryan, Ara Avagyan, Hayk Igityan, Mikayel Gevorgyan and Hans-Balder Havenith

(2020) GEOSCIENCES. 10(3).
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Drones over the 'Black Desert' : the advantages of rotary-wing UAVs for complementing archaeological fieldwork in the hard-to-access landscapes of preservation of north-eastern Jordan

Stefan Lorenz Smith (UGent)

(2020) GEOSCIENCES. 10(11).
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Insights into the short-term tidal variability of multibeam backscatter from field experiments on different seafloor types

Giacomo Ottaviano Andrea Montereale Gavazzi, Marc Roche, Koen Degrendele, Xavier Lurton, Nathan Terseleer, Matthias Baeye, Frederic Francken and Vera Van Lancker (UGent)

(2019) GEOSCIENCES. 9(1).
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The application of freely-available satellite imagery for informing and complementing archaeological fieldwork in the “Black Desert” of North-Eastern Jordan

Stefan Lorenz Smith (UGent) and Marie-Laure Chambrade

(2018) GEOSCIENCES. 8(12).
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Are we there yet? A review and assessment of archaeological passive airborne optical imaging approaches in the light of landscape archaeology

Geert Verhoeven (UGent)

(2017) GEOSCIENCES. 7(3).

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A new landslide inventory for the Armenian Lesser Caucasus : slope failure morphologies and seismotectonic influences on large landslides

Drones over the 'Black Desert' : the advantages of rotary-wing UAVs for complementing archaeological fieldwork in the hard-to-access landscapes of preservation of north-eastern Jordan

Insights into the short-term tidal variability of multibeam backscatter from field experiments on different seafloor types

The application of freely-available satellite imagery for informing and complementing archaeological fieldwork in the “Black Desert” of North-Eastern Jordan

Are we there yet? A review and assessment of archaeological passive airborne optical imaging approaches in the light of landscape archaeology

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