Dissertation Topics

• Agata Klimczyk: In the service of point cloud’s classification: studies on the full-waveform Airborne Laser Scanning parameters’ behaviour in agriculture and forested areas.
  
  
• Eamonn Baldwin: The anatomy of round barrows within the Stonehenge landscape: A case study in fusing archaeological prospection data with high resolution terrain models.
  
  
• Christine Markussen: Stratigraphic Analysis and Interpretation of 3D Ground Penetrating Radar Data.
  
  
• Christopher Sevara: In Visible Landscapes: Development of Novel Integrated Techniques for Remnant Historic Land-Use Detection and Characterization.
  
  
• Jakob Kainz: Integrated archaeological prospection and geoarchaeology for assessing the prospectability of archaeological features within a spatiotemporal landscape archaeology.
  
  
• Joris Coolen: Reconstructing prehistoric land-use on the basis of integrated surface surveying.
  
  
• Karolin Kastowsky-Priglinger: The development and application of a new and comprehensive approach for the systematic interpretation process of magnetic archaeological prospection data.
  
  
• Katalin Tolnai: Modeling of the dynamic development of centre places related to the landscape.
  
  
• Manuel Gabler: Landscape archaeological interpretation of combined prospection data from Uppåkra, Sweden.
  
  
• Mario Wallner: A spatial analysis of the western "suburbs" of the Roman civil town Carnuntum on the basis of a integrated interpretation of geophysical prospections.
  
  
• Martin Fera: Investigating settlement patterns and associated land use in the first millennium BC in Eastern Austria: GIS-based multi scale approaches to remote sensing data.
  
  
• Michal Ruš: Revealing the invisible: evaluation of modern remote sensing techniques in the light of archaeological prospection.
  
  
• Petra Schneidhofer: Investigating the potential of large scale, high resolution archaeological prospection data for palaeoenvironmental reconstruction.
  
  
• Tomáš Tencer: Urban reflections in a landscape: evaluation of the urban spatial analysis in a light of the archaeological prospection.
  
  
• Ulrike Fornwagner: Integrated archaeological interpretation of remote sensing and geophysical prospection data of the Case Study area Zillingdorf.
  
  
• Valeria Poscetti: Archaeological Interpretation of Ground Penetrating Radar data through the integrated use of GIS-software and 3D Visualization software (such as AVS / Express).
  
  
• Willem Vletter: Reconstruction of prehistoric and historic road and path networks in vegetated areas through the application of Airborne Laser Scanning.