Planning Projects

Jordan

• Petra: An Eroding Ancient City

Summary: GeoTimes (June 2004)

• January 14, 2004 Flood at Petra: Implications to Tomb and Archaeological Site Preservation (January, 2004)

Summary: Bob Reynolds is a member of the Petra Archaeological Park/CSRM team living and working in Petra. Photos from Bob's trip are available at www.pbase.com/bobrpark; notes about his impressions of Jordan (posted at irregular intervals, notes Bob) are collected at www.geocities.com/abubobr/jordan.html)

• Enhancing Site Management at Petra Archaeological Park, Jordan (September, 2001)

• Analyzing the Cultural Landscape of Beidha with the Assistance of Remote Sensing Data

Summary: Some Findings of Relevance to the Chronology of Natufian and Pre-Pottery Neolithic B Occupations (May 2000).

• Research Collaboration with Al Qantara

Summary: This is an Italian non-profit organization associated with the University of Palermo in Sicily that conducts geographical and environmental research (November 1999).

• Three-Dimensional Mapping of Environmental and Prehistoric Cultural Features in the Beidha Region with Spaceborne and Airborne Imagery

Summary: ACOR Near and Middle East Research and Training Program (NMERTP) Post-Doctoral Senior Research Fellowship, Final Report (1999)

• Discovering Archaeological Sites from Space - Using Space Shuttle Radar Data at Petra, Jordan

Summary: From CRM, Volume 21, Number 5, 1998.

• Enhancing the Utility of SIR-C Radar Imagery in the Analysis and Monitoring of Archeological Sites by Georeferencing with Larger Scale Aerial Imagery: A Test Project at Petra, Jordan

Summary: Kaplan Grant (1997)

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