EIGG Archaeological & Forensics Geophysics Meetings – Programme
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY
BURLINGTON HOUSE, PICCADILLY, LONDON.
15th DECEMBER 2004 - Recent Work in Archaeological
Geophysics.
16th DECEMBER 2004 - Forensic Remote Sensing and Geophysics
Joint with RSPSoc (The Remote Sensing & Photogrammetry Society).
Includes EIGG AGM at 12.30.
Attendance at either meeting will be free to members of the Geological
Society and RAS. All others must pay the entrance fee of £20.00 (or
£10.00 for students). Lunches are not included for attendees.
For those wishing to attend both meetings a reduced fee of £30 (or £20
for students will apply).
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15th DECEMBER 2004 - Recent Work in Archaeological Geophysics Programme
0900-0930 - Registration and Coffee
0930-0935 - Introduction. Andrew David.
0935-0955 - Woodstown Viking Enclosure, Co Waterford, Ireland. Kevin
Barton, James Bonsall, Heather Gimson, and Richard O'Brien.
1000-1020 - Magnetic prospection on potential acid sulphate soils in
the Netherlands and the UK. Alette Kattenberg.
1025-1045 - A geophysical survey of the Gosbecks Roman Fort,
Colchester. T. J. Dennis, P. S. Spencer and P. Crummy.
1050-1110 - The Tale of a Hole: geophysical investigations at Kedleston
Hall, Derbyshire, England. Armin Schmidt.
1115-1145 - Coffee
1145-1205 - Making sense of the patterning: preliminary results of GPR
investigations at Butser, Hampshire, England. Erica Utsi and
Amir Alani.
1210-1230 - Where Jesus played and bathed? Results from a Ground
Penetrating Radar investigation at the Cactus Coffee House, Mary’s Well
Plaza, Nazareth. Harry M. Jol.
1230-1400 - Lunch
1400-1420 - Geophysical Investigations at the Sanctuary of Poseidon at
Kalaureia, Poros Island, Greece, using multiplexed electrical resistance
and magnetic techniques. A. Sarris, N.G. Papadopoulos, E. Kokinou and O.
Lazaridou .
1425-1445 - Case study: multidisciplinary scientific investigations of
Stalag Luft III: the site of ‘The Great Escape’ in 1944. J. K. Pringle,
P. D. Doyle, L. E. Babits and N. J. Cassidy.
1450-1510 - Geophysics in Industrial Archaeology: investigating
Brunel’s railway tunnels. K. Hamilton and M. Thomas.
1515-1545 - Tea
1545-1605 - Geophysical reconstruction of complex ground at a former
industrial furnace plantation: scope and potential pitfalls. Bernd
Kulessa, Paul McCarthy, Kevin Jones, Beverly Chiarulli and Susanne Haney.
1610-1630 - Magnetic survey in Buto (Tell el Fara’in), Egypt. Tomasz Herbich
1635-1655 - Magnetometry on the geoglyphs of Palpa and Nasca, Peru.
Joerg Fassbinder.
1700-1720 - Geophysical surveys for marine archaeological
investigations of submerged landscapes. Paul Baggaley.
1725-1745 - Doggerland re-visited: new insights into the potential of
the UK continental shelf from 3D seismic data. Simon Fitch, Vince
Gaffney and Ken Thomson.
1750-1800 - Conclusion
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16th DECEMBER 2004 - Forensic Remote Sensing and Geophysics Programme
9.00-9.25 – Registration
9.25-9.30 - Introduction and conference overview
9.30-9.50 - Geophysics and the locating of clandestine graves - out of
its depth? Paul Cheetham Bournemouth University
9.55-10.15 - Geophysics in the wider context of forensic search. J R
Hunter and B SimpsonThe University of Birmingham,
10.20-10.30. - Searching for the IRA ‘disappeared’: ground-penetrating
radar survey of cemetery graves, N.IrelandPeter Wilson & Alastair
Ruffell Queen’s University Belfast
10.30-10.40 - Short Geophysics presentation (TBA)
10.45 – 11.15 Coffee & Posters
11.15-11.35 - Cyrax Laser Scanning aids Criminal, Built Environment and
Archaeological Investigations, Conor Graham & John Meneely Gridpoint
Solutions, Belfast & Queen’s University, Belfast
11.40 – 12.00 - The integration of Wearable Computer Technology into
Forensic Archaeological Practice. Paul Smith, Prof. John Hunter, Dr.
Chris Baber, Dr. Sandra Woolley & Dr. James Cross University of Birmingham
12.05-12.25 - Extending the Remote Sensing Record: Using Declassified
Intelligence Satellite Imagery for Landscape Reconstruction in the
Middle East, Keith Challis, University of Birmingham & Julian
Henderson, University of Nottingham
12.30 – 2pm. - EIGG AGM and Lunch
2-2.20 - Bedfordshire Police and Photogrammetry, Bob Wagstaff & Dave
Dyer Bedfordshire Police
2.25-2.45 - Archaeological uses of satellite imagery: lessons for
forensic remote sensing Dr Martin J F Fowler South Wonston, Winchester
2.50-3.10 - Current MOD remote sensing techniques, including
photogrammetry for rapid response operations. John Sykes OGD, Special
Projects Flight, Ministry of Defence
3.13-3.45- Coffee and Posters
3.45-4.05 - Use of thermal helicopter video transmitted to hand held
devices and dogs for criminal tracking, and body searching Gil Boyd
4.10-4.30 - Current practice in body search & recovery – Mark Harrison
MBE, National Crime Faculty
4.30-4.50 - Coffee and Posters
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