An assessment of quality in underwater archaeological surveys using tape measurements

2025-03-08 Classification：Archaeology Click()
Author：Holt, P

Article Title：An assessment of quality in underwater archaeological surveys using tape measurements

Abstract：
The quality of an underwater archaeological survey using 3D trilateration with fibreglass tape measures was established on an underwater test site. A precision of 25 mm was calculated for tape measurements giving a position accuracy of 43 mm. Of the 304 measurements which were made during the tests, 20% were found to be in error. (c) 2003 The Nautical Archaeology Society

Keywords:  survey; quality; accuracy; trilateration

DOI: 10.1016/j.ijna.2003.04.002

Source：INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF NAUTICAL ARCHAEOLOGY

Welcome to correct the error, please contact email: humanisticspider@gmail.com

Related Reading

Integrated research in archaeology using soil micromorphology and palynologyIntegrated research in archaeology using soil micromorphology and palynology
Roman archaeology: Crisis and revolutionRoman archaeology: Crisis and revolution
Underwater archaeological surveying using PhotoModeler, VirtualMapper: Different applications for diUnderwater archaeological surveying using PhotoModeler, VirtualMapper: Different applications for di
Defining 'underwater cultural heritage'Defining 'underwater cultural heritage'