Presentation	1995/7/27 Horizon Slices and 3-D 'Film' Presentations of GPR Time Slices in Archaeological Prospection" Dean Goodman,
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Abstract(in English)	In the case when archaeological structures may not be level built in the ground a more general way other than horizontally slicing a 3-D radargram dataset is required to properly image these cultural remains. Horizon slicing, whereby a 3-D surface is used to slice a radar dataset can effectively show the location, depth and shape of buried targets. Horizon slicing is applied in a study to image possible pit dwellings buried below an ancient living surface having variable subsurface topography. Software used to create the horizon slices is also employed to develop a complete 'film' of radar reflections within the ground, by showing the progressive horizontal slices that comprise the solid cube of reflection information for the surveyed site.
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Committee	SANE
Conference Date	1995/7/27(1days)
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Registration To	Space, Aeronautical and Navigational Electronics (SANE)
Language	ENG
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Title (in English)	Horizon Slices and 3-D 'Film' Presentations of GPR Time Slices in Archaeological Prospection"
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1st Author's Name	Dean Goodman
1st Author's Affiliation	Geophysical Archaeometry Laboratory-Nakajima Univerity of Miami()
Date	1995/7/27
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Volume (vol)	vol.95
Number (no)	190
Page	pp.pp.-
#Pages	8
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