Admission requirements
Digital field techniques obtained.
Description
During the course, students become familiar with various measuring methods (Total Station, GPS, photogrammetry, laser altimetry).
First of all, the most suitable method is established while preparing the measuring work. Measurement data are acquired using various methods and processed digitally.
An independent assignment is conducted in groups in which the acquired knowledge is applied. The students keep a logbook of their work and the processed data are digitally visualised.
Course objectives
After completing the course, the student is able to
prepare, conduct and visually present a measuring assignment;
correctly (according to the requirements of KNA) process and deliver the measurement data;
work in a team, and complete an assignment with team work.
Timetable
Course schedule details can be found in the propedeuse/first year time schedule.
Mode of instruction
Practical sessions in small groups, with compulsory attendance.
Course load
The course load will be distributed as follows:
38 hours of practical sessions (1,5 ects);
38 hours of assignments, including literature and instruction (1,5 ects).
Assessment method
Short group report including description of methods, work and results, with the following appendices:
Logbook;
Visual representation of the measurements in the form of a figure that can be used for an archaeological report;
Digital data according to the required standards (KNA).
All exam dates (exams, retakes, paper deadlines etc.) can be found in the examination schedule.
Reading list
Available manuals and relevant sources.
Registration
Registration for the course is not necessary, registration for the exam is mandatory. For instructions, see the Registration in uSis page.
Registration ‘Contractonderwijs’
All information (costs, registration, entry requirements, etc.) for those who are interested in taking this course as a Contractstudent is on the Contractonderwijs Archeologie webpage (in Dutch).
Contact
For more information about this course, please contact dhr. ing. E.G.C. Dullaart.