Detailed moving-picture present of a bovine animate beingness after applying the methodology
[Credit: Aroa Gutiérrez Alonso]
Two researchers from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) inwards collaboration alongside a researcher from Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CULS) direct maintain developed a methodology to uncovering archaeological elements invisible to the naked eye.
Starting from photographs taken alongside mutual digital cameras together with the arrive at of the visible spectrum, a squad of researchers from School of Land Surveying, Geodesy together with Mapping Engineering at UPM together with Faculty of Environmental Sciences from CULS propose a novel non-invasive methodology of archaeological documentation together with analysis to present digital elements that are invisible to the naked eye. The method consists of applying techniques of both remote sensing together with spectral handling inwards social club to uncover hidden elements together with afterwards bear out their morphometric analysis.
Mercedes Farjas, Aroa Gutiérrez together with José Antonio Domínguez started past times studying a limestone mold inwards the lab. The starting fourth dimension destination was to assess the influence of the angle of the low-cal of the photographs.
Later, after studying the upshot of various filters on the mold, the researchers carried out combination tests of the filters inwards social club to work a protocol of sequential application that allowed them to obtain conclusive results. As a final result of these tests, they selected a laid upwards of filters together with established an social club of application.
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