Location of Defensive Military Trenches in Central and Northern Greece

Kaimaris, Dimitris

doi:10.1002/arp.415

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“…In the past two decades the archaeology of World War I has emerged as an attractive and flourishing field, as shown by the abundant specialized literature (for a general overview see Saunders, ; Novotny, ). Books and papers express a growing interest in material culture (Saunders, , ), archaeological excavations and surveys (Fraser and Brown, ; Robertshaw and Kenyon, ; Desfossés et al , ), physical anthropology (Jankauskas et al , ; Le Bailly et al , ; Gaudio et al , ), geophysical prospections (Masters and Stichelbaut, ) and remote sensing (Stal et al, ; Kaimaris ; Hesse, ; Gheyle et al , ; Mlekuž et al , ; Stichelbaut et al , ).…”

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Object‐based Shell Craters Classification from LiDAR‐derived Sky‐view Factor

Magnini

Bettineschi

Guio

2016

Archaeological Prospection

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This paper presents the results of the first attempt to assess, identify and quantify the residual number of shell craters of World War I currently present in the Vezzena/Luserna/Lavarone Plateau, areas of Millegrobbe, Bisele and Cima Campo (Province of Trento, Italy). Historical sources report the existence of several thousand artillery explosions: therefore, a field survey or a classic photo-interpretation would be labour-intensive and highly time-consuming. For this reason, a digital terrain model (DTM) of the test-site was processed using the Sky-view Factor algorithm and was analysed with an object-based approach, which implied: (1) multiresolution segmentation; (2) classification (main features considered size, shape and colour). The automatically classified shell craters were thus verified during an in situ survey that determined the accuracy of the method in the order of 84% of the total occurrences.

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Object‐based Shell Craters Classification from LiDAR‐derived Sky‐view Factor

Magnini

Bettineschi

Guio

2016

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“…Vooral in Engeland (Hegarty & Newsome 2007, Hegarty et al 2005, McKeague & Jones 2013, Frankrijk (Passmore et al 2014, Van Hollebeeke & Stichelbaut 2016, Griekenland (Kaimaris 2011), Australië (Reeves et al 2016) en in de Belgische Ardennen (Passmore & Harrison 2008) hebben deze historische luchtfoto's en bij uitbreiding Lidar reeds hun uitzonderlijke waarde bewezen voor archeologisch onderzoek naar 20 ste -eeuwse conflictarcheologie.…”

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Archeologie van de Tweede Wereldoorlog

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“…Prime Minister (PM) Mitsotakis announced almost immediately that Greece would send defensive military equipment and humanitarian aid to support Ukraine. Energy prices skyrocketed because of the war (Kathimerini 2022a).…”

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Greece: Political Developments and Data in 2022

Mylonas

2023

Euro J Political Res Yrbk

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The year 2022 was marked by the onset of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. In February, the Greek government was quick to respond in support of the Ukrainian people defending their homeland. The city of Mariupol, home to a significant Greek diasporic community, was at the epicenter of the public's attention. Energy prices skyrocketed because of the war. Inflation, which was already at 5 per cent—the highest point in a decade—by the end of 2021, continued to soar reaching 12 per cent in the summer and an overall 7.2 per cent by the end of the year. Gross domestic product per capita increased at a faster rate than expected, but the trade deficit of the country also increased dramatically. The government continued to deal with the devastating impact of the pandemic. In May, Prime Minister (PM) Mitsotakis became the first Greek head of government to address a joint session of the US Congress at a time when Greek–Turkish relations deteriorated. In July, a wiretapping scandal targeting one of the opposition leaders, but also journalists, shook the political system and unseated the head of the National Intelligence Service, as well as the PM's general secretary, who was overseeing the agency. In December, Member of the European Parliament Eva Kaili was arrested and jailed in a Belgian prison as part of the so‐called Qatargate scandal. The ruling party, New Democracy, remained hegemonic. The main opposition party, the Coalition of the Radical Left, SYRIZA, continued to struggle. Finally, a staggering number of femicides occurred in 2022, 16 in total.

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Location of Defensive Military Trenches in Central and Northern Greece

Cited by 4 publications

References 3 publications

Object‐based Shell Craters Classification from LiDAR‐derived Sky‐view Factor

Object‐based Shell Craters Classification from LiDAR‐derived Sky‐view Factor

Archeologie van de Tweede Wereldoorlog

Greece: Political Developments and Data in 2022

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