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Laser Scanning for Archaeology: A Guide to Good Practice
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By Angie Payne
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Edited by Kieron Niven
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Acknowledgements
Section 1. Introduction to the Laser Scanning Guide
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1.1 Scope of this Guide
1.2 What is Laser Scanning?
1.3 Applications of Laser Scanning/ How is Laser Scanning used in archaeology
1.4 Current Issues or Concerns
Section 2. Acquiring and Processing Laser Scan Data
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2.1 Project Planning and Requirements
2.2 File Naming Conventions
2.3 Scan Data Acquisition
2.4 Scan Data Deliverables
Section 3. Archiving Laser Scan Data
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3.1 File Formats for Archiving Datasets
3.2 Acquisitional Metadata
3.3 Scan Registration Metadata
3.4 Metadata for Additional Products
3.5 Disseminating Laser Scan Data
Section 4. Case Study: Virtual Hampson Museum
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4.1 Project Background
4.2 Description of Final Deliverables and Archival Preparation
4.3 Archival Metadata Example
Bibliography and Further Reading
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Bibliography