Coastal Change and Archaeological Settings in Elis

Innovation Technologies and Applications for Coastal Archaeological Sites

Innovation Technologies and Applications for Coastal Archaeological sites project (ITACA) aims to develop and test a management system for underwater archaeological sites in coastal regions. The discovering and monitoring service will use innovative satellite remote sensing techniques combined with image processing algorithms. The project will develop a set of applications integrated in a syste...

Continuity and change in the eastern Aleutian archaeological sequence.

The eastern Aleutian prehistoric archaeological sequence is key for understanding population movements, cultural exchanges, and adaptations to environmental changes over a wide area of the north Pacific and Bering Sea during the Holocene. An important question is, Can the settlement history of the eastern Aleutians be understood as a single continuous tradition lasting some 9,000 years, or were...

Coastal Wetlands and Global Change: Overview

The potential impacts of climate change are of great practical concern to those interested in coastal wetland resources. Among the areas of greatest risk in the United States are low-lying coastal habitats with easily eroded substrates which occur along the northern Gulf of Mexico and southeast Atlantic coasts. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and the World Meteorological Or...

Tourism, Climate Change and the Coastal Zone

Generalized Update: Belief Change in Dynamic Settings

Behef revision and belief update have been proposed as two types of behef change serving differ ent purposes Belief revision is intended to capture changes of an agent's belief state reflecting new information about a static world Belief update is intended to capture changes of behef in response to a changing world We argue that both belief revision and behef update are too restrictive, routine...