“Field data collection app” e ricognizioni archeologiche: Geopaparazzi
- Title
- “Field data collection app” e ricognizioni archeologiche: Geopaparazzi
- Date
- 2022
- Is Part Of
-
Archeologia e Calcolatori
- Volume
- 33
- Issue
- 2
- Pages
- 215-234
- Language
- ita
- Rights
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- Short Title
- “Field data collection app” e ricognizioni archeologiche
- Abstract
- This paper aims to demonstrate how field data collection applications can represent a good resource in archaeological surveys. As an alternative to the classic paper documentation, using a smartphone application saves time both during the survey (automatic geolocation, GPS tracking) and in the post-processing (easier data import in a computer software, reduction of typo-errors and prevention of transcription errors). The focus of this paper is Geopaparazzi, an open source application for Android that allows customized and easy collection of field data by using a smartphone; collected data are ready to be processed by computer software like GIS. Geopaparazzi 6.1.0 was tested in four archaeological survey campaigns, three in Versilia (Italy, Tuscany) and one in Lampedusa (Italy, Sicily). The two environments are profoundly different: Versilia is a mountain landscape, and Lampedusa is a small island. Moreover, the data collected are different but these differences helped to understand how adaptable the application can be.
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