Lecture by Harriet Blitzer (Buffalo State College) with the topic «Agriculture, industry and trade in late Ottoman Crete». OnWednesday, May 18 2016, 20.30
Read moreThe Institute for Mediterranean Studies/FORTH cordially invites you to an open lecture by Dr MAUD DEVOLDER Humboldt Research Fellow (Topoi-FU Berlin) Associate Researcher AEGIS (UCLouvain-INCAL-CEMA) with subject NEW LIGHT on an OLD SITE. RECENT RESEARCH at (and on) PROTOPALATIAL MALIA. Tuesday, 17th of May 2016, at 20.30 at IMS
Read moreUnder the framework of the first International Society of Archaeological Prospection Fund the GeoSat ReSeArch Lab of IMS-FORTH successfully completed the project "Reconstructing the Cultural Dynamics in Shallow Marine Environment through Electrical Resistivity Tomography and Photogrammetry".
Read morePost Doc Researcher - Geoscientist, with PhD in Earth and Environmental Sciences
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The volume EAC Guidelines for the Use of Geophysics in Archaeological Questions to Ask and Points to Consider, ed. By A. Schmidt, P. Linford, N. Linford, A. David, C. Gaffney, A. Sarris and J. Fassbinder is already available from Archaeolingua. The aim of the guidelines of the European Archaeological Council (EAC) is to provide an overview of the issues to be considered when undertaking or commissioning geophysical survey in archaeology.
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The new book on Best Practices of GeoInformatic Technologies for the Mapping of Archaeolandscapes. Sarris, A. (ed), is available from Archaeopress.
Read moreLecture by Kalliopi Amygdalou
Wednesday, April 20 2016 , at 20.30
IMS Lecture Hall, Nikiforou Fokas 130, Rethymnon
Lecture by Kostis Karpozilos
Wednesday, April 6 2019 , at 20.30
IMS Lecture Hall, Nikiforou Fokas 130, Rethymnon
The paper GIS multi-criteria decision analysis for assessment and mapping of neotectonic landscape deformation: A case study from Crete Geomorphology, Volume 253 Pages 262-274 Argyriou, A.V.; Teeuw, R.M.; Rust, D.; Sarris, A. was granted Science Direct Top 10 list of "Hot Topics" for Earth and Planetary Sciences/Geomorphology (October to December 2015).
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