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ICT tools Albert Lin uses to locate archaeological sites above ground
ICT tools Albert Lin uses to locate archaeological sites above ground
Albert Lin uses to discover objects buried underground
Albert Lin uses to discover objects buried underground
What advantage do ICT tools provide Albert Lin in his explorations?
What advantage do ICT tools provide Albert Lin in his explorations?
What type of tool does Albert Lin NOT use among those mentioned?
What type of tool does Albert Lin NOT use among those mentioned?
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Study Notes
Albert Lin: Explorer and Archaeologist
- Combines exploration with archaeology, innovating the discovery process.
- Employs ICT (Information and Communication Technology) tools to locate archaeological sites non-invasively.
Tools and Techniques
- GPS Utilization: Locates potential archaeological sites by mapping coordinates from above ground.
- Drones and Satellites: Capture aerial photographs and imagery, providing a comprehensive view of the terrain.
- Magnetometer: Detects buried metals, helping identify human activity or artifacts without excavation.
- Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR): Uses radar pulses to image the subsurface, locating objects buried underneath.
Benefits of ICT Tools
- Significantly reduces time and effort required for archaeological discovery.
- Minimizes environmental impact by avoiding unnecessary digging.
- Enhances efficiency and accuracy in locating historical sites and materials.
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Description
Explore how explorer and archaeologist Albert Lin utilizes ICT tools to discover archaeological sites without digging. This quiz highlights the use of GPS, drones, satellites, magnetometers, and ground penetrating radar in modern archaeological practices.