Head in the clouds: Engaging with the web for archaeologists
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This presentation was given on 22nd of september 2011 at the Aerial Archaeology Research Group (AARG) in Poznan, Poland. It explores how archaeologists could exploit citizen science collaborations to make better use of the ever proliferating quantity of aerial and satellite data.
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2) It argues that modern explorers are not fully utilizing these technologies and instead rely too heavily on outdated seismic methods and on-the-ground exploration, resulting in higher costs and more unsuccessful exploration attempts.
3) The author believes advanced technologies should be incorporated routinely into pre-exploration surveys in order to identify high-potential areas and avoid wasting resources on low-potential areas.
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More updated versions to come! Suggestions / alternative lists for specific geographic regions welcome!
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The future is coming, and sooner than you think. These emerging technologies will change the way we live, how we look after our bodies and help us avert a climate disaster.
Technology moves at a rapid pace these days. It can sometimes feel like every single day there is a new technology that is going to revolutionise the future. But with so many massive technological upgrades happening all the time, it is easy to lose track of the amazing ways the world is progressing.
Sometimes new future technologies can offer amazing development, with the possibility of changing the future… while also being incredibly creepy.
This is one way to describe the idea of necrobotics which, as the name suggests, involves turning dead things into robots. While this sounds like a plot to a creepy horror film, this is a technology being explored at Rice University.
A team of researchers turned a dead spider into a robot-like gripper, given the ability to pick up other objects. To achieve this, they take a spider and inject it with air. This works because spiders use hydraulics to force their version of blood (haemolymph) into their limbs, making them extend.
Right now this concept is in its infant stages, but it could mean a future where dead animals are used to further science… it all feels very Frankeinstein-like!
Not every technology bettering our future has to be complicated, some are simple, yet extremely effective.
One of these kind of technologies has come from some Finnish engineers who have found a way to turn sand into a giant battery.
These engineers piled 100 tons of sand into a 4 x 7 metre steel container. All of this sand was then heated up using wind and solar energy.
This heat can then be distributed by a local energy company to provide warmth to buildings in nearby areas. Energy can be stored this way for long periods of time.
All of this occurs through a concept known as resistive heating. This is where a material is heated by the friction of electrical currents.
Sand and any other non-super conductor are warmed by the electricity passing through them generated heat than can be used for energy.
Exo-skeletons
Exo-skeletons have existed for years, both in popular science fiction and real life. But as the years have gone on, the technology has rapidly become more impressive.
Most notably in recent years, we have seen the technology now become more readily available for the young. The Atlas 2030 is described as the most advanced mobile medical exoskeleton designed specifically for children.
While it is not commercially available yet, this technology could aid children in the future, offering a pediatric lower-body medical exoskeleton. This could help children with severe neuromuscular diseases, cerebral palsy or spina bifida walk.
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The Quest for Extraterrestrial Intelligence
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- Receiving a radio signal from an extraterrestrial civilization would provide insights into key questions about the origin and evolution of life and intelligence in the universe.
Citizen science presentation
Citizen science involves members of the public in scientific research projects to support data collection and analysis. It has a long history but new technologies now allow wider participation. Examples include tracking bird populations and urban tree phenology. Ensuring high quality, trusted data is important. Projects provide training and guidelines for volunteers. Citizen science data can contribute to research in fields like ecology, climate change and public health. It is a valuable approach when professional researchers cannot cover all locations or needs.
10 great inventions
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2. Terraforming, modifying planets to be Earth-like and allow colonization through introducing species and constructing habitable enclosures.
3. A space elevator, a structure reaching from Earth's surface to space to facilitate construction and travel without rockets.
4. An energy shield that could protect against weapons but generating such a shield poses technological challenges.
5. A panacea or cure for all diseases, which medical advances may make possible this century.
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- 11. For example; TARA / NCP in the UK holds 10,000,000+ images
- 12. A large proportion of these images are of archaeological value
- 13. Most of the people working in aerial archaeology in Europe are in this room
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- 16. 236,000+ users
- 17. Used to examine protein structure
- 18. Produces models good enough to design new anti-retroviral drugs
- 19. Successfully mapped the structure of a protein causing HIV in rhesus monkeys
- 20. Despite attempts to resolve this computationally this has been unsolved for over 15 years
- 22. Maps and classifies galaxies from the Hubble Space Telescope Imagery
- 23. 250,000+ users
- 26. WATCH COSMOS Carl Sagan
- 28. Digitising historic weather measurements from ship’s logs
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- 30. Very high temporal (<daily) resolution with positions all over the world
- 31. 238 ships
- 32. 150 completed so far
- 36. Moon Zoo
- 37. Mapping the moon’s surface from Lunar Reconnaissance orbiter
- 38. 2,000,000 images classified so far
- 41. Users tag features on GeoEye imagery
- 42. 10,591 users
- 44. 1,000,000 tags
- 45. Very simple
- 48. Learning: I find the site and forums helpful in learning about astronomy.
- 49. Discovery: I can look at galaxies that few people have seen before.
- 50. Community: I can meet other people with similar interests.
- 51. Teaching: I find Galaxy Zoo to be a useful resource for teaching.
- 52. Beauty: I enjoy looking at the beautiful galaxy images.
- 53. Fun: I had a lot of fun categorizing the galaxies.
- 54. Vastness: I am amazed by the vast scale of the universe.
- 55. Zoo: I am interested in the Galaxy Zoo project.
- 56. Astronomy: I am interested in astronomy.From Raddick et al 2009
- 59. Press stories of people finding archaeological sites on Google Earth
- 60. RCAHMS
- 64. Identification of potential archaeological features
- 65. Ground truthing
- 68. Provide training
- 70. Build and engage with a community
- 71. Must treat users as collaborators and not consumers
- 72. Relationships must be reciprocal
- 74. Most of the software exists already
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- 76. Open StreetMap
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- 79. Back-end for Old Weather, Galaxy Zoo, Moon Zoo and Ancient Lives
- 80. Will accept proposals for projects- call deadline January 2012
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- 84. Silo mentality
- 85. Ethics
- 86. Exposing sites to looting
- 90. GPS
- 91. Camera
- 92. Attribute data
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