A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Leckebusch, Jürg, and Ronald Peikert2001 Investigating the True Resolution and Three-Dimensional Capabilities of Ground-Penetrating Radar Data in Archaeological Surveys:Measurements in a Sand Box. Archaeological Prospection, 8(1):29-40.Leclerc, Rene F.1995 Radar Facies of a Meandering River Floodplain, North Thompson River, British Columbia.Leucci, Giovanni2002 Ground-Penetrating Radar Survey to Map the Location of Buried Structures Under Two Churches. Archaeological Prospection, 9(4):217-228.Lorenzo, H., M.C. Hernández, and V. Cuéllar2002 Selected Radar Images of Man-Made Underground Galleries. Archaeological Prospection, 9(1):1-7.Lucious, Jeffrey E., Gary R. Olhoeft, and Steven K. Duke1990 Third International Conference on Ground Penetrating Radar: Abstracts of the Technical Meeting, Lakewood, Colorado, May 14-18, 1990.United States Geological Survey, Denver, CO.Malagodi, S., L. Orlando, S. Piro, and F. Rosso1996 Location of Archaeological Structures Using GPR Method: Three-Dimensional Data Acquisition and Radar Signal Processing. ArchaeologicalProspection, 3(1):13-23.McCann, D.M., P.D. Jackson, and P.J. Fenning1988 Comparison of the Seismic and Ground Probing Radar Methods in Geological Surveying. IEE Proceedings, 135(4): 380-390.McCann, William A.1995 GPR and Archaeology in Central London. Archaeological Prospection, 2(3): 155-166.Meats, Christopher1997 An Appraisal of the Problems Involved in Three-Dimensional Ground-Penetrating Radar Imaging of Archaeological Features. Archaeometry,38:359-379.Meats, Christopher and Michael Tite1995 A Ground Penetrating Radar Survey at Rowbury Copse Banjo Enclosure Wiltshire. Archaeological Prospection, 2(4): 229-236.Mellett, James S.1990 Ground-Penetrating Radar Enhances Knowledge of Earth's Surface Layer. Geotimes, September 1990, pp.12-13.1991 Shallow Geophysical Methods, Especially Ground-Penetrating Radar and Electromagnetics, In Forensic Investigations. Prepared for theLocations of Human Remains Course Sponsored by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, New York Division, Valhalla, NY, October 9-11, 1991.1992 Location of Human Remains with Ground-Penetrating Radar. Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Ground Penetrating Radar,Special Paper 16. Geological Society of Finland, Rovaniemi, Finland, pp: 359-365.1995 Ground Penetrating Radar Applications in Engineering, Management, and Geology. Journal of Applied Geophysics, 33(1-3): 157-166.Mellett, J. and J. Geismar1990 GPR Survey of an African-American Cemetery in Little Ferry, New Jersey, Third International Conference on Ground Penetrating Radar,Lakewood, Colorado.Miller, Michelle L.2003 Utilizing Ground Penetrating Radar and Three Dimensional Imagery to Enhance Search Strategies of Buried Human Remains. A paper presentedbefore the 55th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Chicago, Illinois, February 21, 2003.Miller, Peter S.1994 The Use of Ground Penetrating Radar in the Search for Clandestine Graves. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Academy ofForensic Sciences, San Antonio, TX., February, 1994.1996 Disturbances in the Soil: Finding Buried Bodies and Other Evidence Using Ground Penetrating Radar. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 41(4): 648-652.Milligan, R., and M. Atkin1993 The use of ground-probing radar within a digital environment on archaeological sites, in Computing the Past: Computer Applications andQuantitative Methods in Archaeology, J. Andresen, et al., editors, pp: 21-32. Aarhus University Press, Aarhus.Moore, E., and A. Freeman1997 Radar, Scattering Mechanisms and the Ancient Landscape of Angkor. Remote Sensing Society Archaeology Special Interest Group Newsletter,1:15-19.Morey, R.M.1974 Continuous Subsurface Profiling by Impulse Radar. Proceedings of a Conference. Subsurface Exploration for Underground Excavation andHeavy Construction held at Henniker, New Hampshire, American Society of Civil Engineers, pp. 213-232.72