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Attention! The official website of the archaeological project of Sultana can be found here. This website is developed to publish some interesting spatial data. Please visit https://geo.hogent.be to learn more about our work.

Welcome to our website

This website offers some wonderful spatial data acquired during the summer campaigns of 2018-2022 at the archaeological sites of the Mostiştea Valley (Romania).

ALS (Airborne Laser Scanning)

Point clouds are available using entwine. Furthermore, the full datasets are available as compressed LAZ-files (site per site and strip per strip. Rasterized digital elevation models are provided via a WCS. All data are georeferenced in the Romanian Pulkovo 1942(58) / Stereo70 (EPSG:3844), but no point cloud classification has been applied.

The authors:

Dr. Cornelis Stal: HOGENT University of Applied Sciences and Arts

Drs. Cristina Covataru: University of Bucharest, ArchaeoSciences Division

Dr. Catalin Lazar: University of Bucharest, ArchaeoSciences Division

MS (multispectral) mapping

In this section, you can find some results of data acquisition using a UAV with a multispectral sensor (DJI Phantom 4 Multispectral). True color composites, false composites, and SVF maps (sky view factor, calculated using unclassified ALS data) are presented using leaflet. All data are available through an XYZ-file service, which can be using in other desktop GIS software as well. The menu below allows you to generate an URL for a specific dataset.

https://geo.hogent.be/sultana/tileserver?layer=sultana_ms_true&x={x}&y={y}&z={z}

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Sultana
(2022)
Măriuța
(2022)
Valea Orbului
(Only SVF, 2022)

Some recent publications

Covataru, C., Stal, C., Florea, M., Opriș, I., Simon, C., Radulescu, I., Călin, R., Ignat, T., Ghiță, C. & Lazăr, C. (2022). Human impact scale on the preservation of the archaeological sites from Mostiștea Valley (Romania). Frontiers in Environmental Science, in press.
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Conference proceedings...
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Kiel chapter...
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3D Models

Since the start of the partnership between the authors of this website, intensive work has been organized on image-based 3D modelling of the various sites in the region. A small selection of the resulting models is presented here using 3DHOP as interactive model viewer.

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