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- Collection: 2023 Session 21: New Technologies and Interdisciplinary Strategies for the Promotion and Protection of Maritime Cultural Heritage
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The Potential of Maritime Archaeology (Shipwreck Sites) for Sustainable Marine Tourism Management and Strengthening Historical Narrations in Tidore, North Moluccas, Indonesia
The potential of shipwreck site resources in “Spice Routes,” Ternate-Tidore, reflects several historical pieces of
evidence relating to archaeological remains from the Portuguese and Spanish eras in the surrounding sea and
coastal areas. In the…
evidence relating to archaeological remains from the Portuguese and Spanish eras in the surrounding sea and
coastal areas. In the…
Satellite-derived bathymetry and rock detection for maritime archaeology using VENµS imagery
Since its beginnings in 1975, deriving bathymetry by means of multispectral satellite imagery has been a method
that has not yet been fully exploited in the maritime archaeology realm. It focuses on using the blue and green
bands for their water…
that has not yet been fully exploited in the maritime archaeology realm. It focuses on using the blue and green
bands for their water…
The Application of Photogrammetry for Recording Indonesian Vernacular and Historical Boats and Boat Miniatures in Museum Collections
This paper fits best within Session 27 New Technology and Interdisciplinary Strategies as it focuses on the status and
preservation of vernacular and historical boats and boat miniatures within Indonesian museum collections. The case
study under…
preservation of vernacular and historical boats and boat miniatures within Indonesian museum collections. The case
study under…