Archaeological Predictive Modeling

Archaeological Predictive Modeling

$499

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Using GIS to predict archaeological site locations.

For: Archaeologists
Format: Instant digital download

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Archaeological Predictive Modeling is a ready-to-use niche resource for professionals who need to apply GIS credibly in a specialist domain – without starting from a blank page.

Using GIS to predict archaeological site locations. Built from delivery experience on large-scale GIS and smart-city programmes, so it reflects how this work is actually done rather than how it is described in a textbook.

What you get

  • Using GIS to predict archaeological site locations
  • Instant digital download – use it on client work immediately
  • Editable format you can rebrand for your own organisation

Who this is for

  • Archaeologists

Why it matters

Most GIS teams lose more time to missing structure than to missing software. A documented, repeatable artefact removes the argument, shortens review cycles, and gives everyone the same reference point – which is exactly where spatial projects usually break down.

Need this tailored to your organisation?

If you would like this adapted to your own standards, data model, or delivery programme, book a consultation call and we will work through it directly. You can also review the advisory services on offer or explore the training programmes.

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Exactly what you get

Read out of the files themselves, not written for this page.

  1. Archaeological Predictive Modeling (Word)DOCX124 KBTGL-NCH-091
    • The predictive modelling method (inductive, from known sites)
    • Environmental variables commonly correlated with site location
    • Model validation and the ground-truthing it requires
    • Appropriate and inappropriate uses of the model's output

Delivered as an instant download after payment. Files are yours to keep and to use inside your organisation.