Drone Archaeology
Historic Environment Scotland (HES) invited JBUAS to Stirling, and we were proud to attend their event. JBUAS was able to introduce the audience to various UAV geophysical sensor systems that could be deployed for supporting archaeology projects.
With over 50 people present, there were many interested parties, including several companies that deliver drone-based geophysical services. The highlight of the event was the academic papers that detailed how geophysics can be used to ‘layer’ different data types for a more thorough understanding. Also, the balanced debate on ways to save project cost using geophysical techniques (or not) was utterly fascinating.
Trial Days
JBUAS is pleased to announce that we have agreed to support several trials of various systems (magnetometers/GPR) on some important sites in both Scotland and England. We look forward to supporting these surveys and furthering the development of effective workflows for drone archaeology, i.e., based geophysical sensors.
Learn more about drone magnetometry for archaeology here: Magnetometry
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