الآثارُ المُعَرَّضةُ لِلخطرِ: إستِخدامُ نِظامُ الإستِشعارِ عنْ بُعدٍ لِحمايةِ التُراثِ الثَقافِي
إكتشافُ كيفيةُ إستخدامِ صُورِ الأقمارِ الصِناعيةِ لِتحديدِ وتَقييمِ المَواقِعِ الأثريةِ المُعرَّضةِ لِلخطرِ في الشِرقِ الأوسطِ وشَ
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الآثارُ المُعَرَّضةُ لِلخطرِ: إستِخدامُ نِظامُ الإستِشعارِ عنْ بُعدٍ لِحمايةِ التُراثِ الثَقافِي
التَعرُّفُ على تِقنِياتِ تَحديدِ مَواقِعِ التُراثِ ومُراقَبَتِها
طوَّرَ مَشروعُ الآثارِ المُعرَّضةِ لِلخطرِ في الشَرقِ الأَوسطِ وشَمالِ أفريقيا (EAMENA) مَنهجيةً لِتوثيقِ مَواقِع التُراث والمظاهِرِ الطبيعيةِ بِإستِخدامِ نِظامِ الإستِشعارِ عنْ بُعدٍ كَأسلُوبٍ رَئِيسي.
What topics will you cover?
- إستِخدامُ صُورُ الأقمار الصِناعية في عِلمِ الآثارِ
- رُؤية المعالِمُ الآثارية
- رُؤيةُ الضررِ
- مظاهِرٌ طبيعيةٌ من الطِينِ
- مظاهِرٌ طبيعيةٌ من الحَجَرِ
- تَوصِيلُ المُعلوماتِ: عَملُ الخَرائِطِ
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What will you achieve?
By the end of the course, you‘ll be able to...
- Perform basic remote sensing tasks with free satellite imaging platforms such as Google Earth Pro
- Identify basic archaeological processes that influence site formation
- Identify a range of archaeological sites through satellite imagery
- Assess threats and damages to heritage sites using remote sensing techniques
- Create maps using Google Earth Pro
Who is the course for?
تَمَّ تصميمُ هذا الفصل الدِراسي لأي فردٍ له إهتماماتٌ فيما يتعلّقُ بِعِلم ِ الآثارِ وإستخدامِ نِظامِ الإستِشعارِ عنْ بُعدٍ. كما سيكونُ هذا الفصلُ مفيداً جِداً وبِشكلٍ خاصٍ لِلخبراءِ والمِهنيين العامِلين في مجالِ التُراثِ في بُلدان ِ الشرقِ الأوسطِ وشِمال أفريقيا (MENA).
Who will you learn with?
I am a landscape archaeologist working in Southwest Asia. I specialise in using computers to understand archaeological datasets, using tools like satellite imagery and geographical information systems
I am an archaeologist who has worked in the Middle East since the late 1970s. I have a particular interest in landscape archaeology, and I am Principal Investigator of the Durham component of EAMENA
I focus my research on the interactions between the physical and cultural domains of soil science, archaeology and heritage conservation.
Postdoctoral Research Associate with the EAMENA project at Durham University
I am Assistant Professor (Research) on the EAMENA project at Durham University specialising in the archaeological landscapes of ancient western Asia, and GIS and remote sensing applications.
Who developed the course?
Durham University
Durham University is a collegiate university with long traditions and modern values, proud to be an international scholarly community which reflects the ambitions of cultures from around the world.
British Council
The British Council builds connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and other countries through arts and culture, education and the English language.
We work on the ground in more than 100 countries. In 2019-20 we connected with 80 million people directly and with 791 million people overall, including online and through our broadcasts and publications.
University of Leicester
The University of Leicester is a leading research led university with a strong tradition of excellence in teaching. It is consistently ranked amongst the top 20 universities in the United Kingdom.
University of Oxford
Oxford is the oldest university in the English-speaking world. It has been at the forefront of understanding the world – and shaping it – for centuries.
What's included?
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