Published Papers, and those in press:
Books:
2004:
Ground-penetrating
Radar for Archaeology.
1997: (with Dean Goodman) Ground-Penetrating Radar: An
introduction for Archaeologists.
2007: (with Dean Goodman) Ground Penetrating Radar: Un'introduzione per gli archeologi. Aracne editrice, Roma. This is an Italian translation of the 1997 book with Dean Goodman, done by Giovanni Leucci, which I hear is quite good for the Italian readers out there.
2008: (with E. Ernenwein, M. Grealy and K. Lowe). Electromagnetic conductivity mapping for site prediction in meandering river floodplains. Archaeological Prospection., v. 15, n. 2, pp. 81-92
2007: (with Alton E. Kinlaw and Will Zajac). Use of ground-penetrating radar to image burrows of the Gopher Tortoise. Herpetological Review, v. 38, n. 1, pp. 50-56. I know this is not archaeological, but it was an interesting study on how to map very complex 3-D tunnels in the ground. click here for the pdf file
2007:
(with Sam Connell). The applicability of using
ground-penetrating radar to discover and map buried archaeological sites in
Hawaii. Hawaiian Archaeology Journal, v. 11., pp. 62-77.
2006: Innovative ground-penetrating radar methods
for archaeological mapping Archaeological Prospection, v. 13, n. 2, pp. 139-141.
Also, here are the pdf files of the other really interesting articles in this special edition on new GPR techniques by:
2006: Ground-penetrating
radar techniques to discover and map historic graves, Historical Archaeology,
v 40, n. 3, pp. 64-73. click
here for the pdf file
2002:
(with Eileen G. Ernenwein and Leigh-Ann Bedal). Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
Mapping as a Method for Planning Excavation Strategies,
Petra,
2002: Ground-penetrating
radar discovery at
Petra,
2000: Subsurface mapping of a buried Paleoindian
living surface, Lime Creek
1998: (with Catherine Cameron) Finding Buried Archaeological
Features in the American Southwest: New Ground-penetrating radar techniques and
three-dimensional computer mapping: Journal of Field Archaeology, v. 25,
n. 4.
1996: Archaeological evidence for dating the Loma Caldera
Eruption,
1996: (with Jeffrey Lucius): Velocity analysis in
archaeological ground-penetrating radar studies.
Archaeological Prospection, v. 3, pp. 312-333.
1995:
The use of ground-penetrating radar to map the buried structures and landscape
of the Ceren
Site,
Non-referred
Journal Articles/Conference Proceedings:
2007: Ground-penetrating radar for urban archaeoalogical mapping.
1996: Clues from a village: dating a volcanic eruption.
Geotimes v. 41, n. 11, pp. 20-23.
1999:
Geophysics,
Ground-penetrating Radar and Archaeology. Society
for American Archaeology Bulletin, v. 17, n. 4, pp. 26-29
1999: (with Dean Goodman) Archaeology looks to new depths:
Ground-penetrating radar technology allows subsurface imaging of buried
archaeological sites. Discovering
Archaeology, v. 1, n. 1, pp. 70-77. click
here for the pdf file
Book
Chapters:
2007: Ground-penetrating Radar for Archaeological Mapping. In Remote Sensing in Archaeology. Edited by James Wiseman and Farouk el Baz, Springer, New York, pp. 329-344. click here for pdf file
2006:
Ground-penetrating Radar.
In Remote Sensing in Archaeology.
Edited by Jay K. Johnson, The
2006:
Ground-penetrating radar tests
in Hippos. In Hippos-Sussita.
Edited by Arthur Segal, Zinman
Institute of Archaeology,
University
of
2006:
GPR Mapping to Test
Anthropological Hypotheses: A Study from
2004:
Moisture and soil differences as related to the spatial accuracy of amplitude
maps at two archaeological tests sites. Proceedings
of the Tenth International Conference on Ground-penetrating Radar,
2004: (with Henry D. Wallace) Ground-penetrating radar
techniques and three-dimensional computer mapping at the Valencia Site.
In Archaeological Excavations at
2002: (with Hartmut Spetzler) Geophysical Exploration
at Ceren. In Before the Volcano
Erupted. Ed. Payson Sheets. University
of
2001: Ground-penetrating radar. In Encyclopedia of Imaging Science and Technology. Ed. Joseph P. Hornak. John Wiley and Sons, New York . Pp 463-476 click here for the pdf file
2000: The use of ground-penetrating radar in archaeology.
In Radiation in Art and Archaeology.
Eds, D.C. Creagh and D.A. Braadley, pp 1-14.
Elsevier Science B.V.,
1998: Acquisition, processing and interpretation techniques
for ground-penetrating radar mapping of buried pit-structures in the American
Southwest. In Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on
Ground-penetrating Radar. Radar
Systems and Remote Sensing Laboratory,
University
of
1996: The use of ground-penetrating radar to map the
archaeology and paleo-geography of the Ceren
Site,
And just for fun, here are some marginally interesting other articles written by others on fun work with GPR:
CNN article on GPR in Central Park, New York
Article on using GPR to look for the King Kamehameha Time Capsule in Honolulu
Denver Post article on GPR in Tunisia