8th September 2010
What is the event?
Conference to explore the technical uses of Lidar in woodlands and consider the application of Lidar in mapping, heritage and forest management. Case studies in the historic forests of Wyre, Dean and Saversnake will be used to demonstrate how this methodology is being employed to show the development of past landscapes.
The conference speakers are at the forefront of the application of Lidar techniques and include Forest Research scientist Peter Crow who will speak on technical specifications and limitations of Lidar technology.
Confirmed presentations and speakers are:
- Technical specifications and limitations of the technology
Peter Crow, Historic Environment Project Manager, Forest Research - Transcription and validation using voluteers – Wyre Forest Project
Adam Mindykowski, Historic Environment Countryside Advisor, Worcestershire County Council - Using lidar in conjunction with other investigation techniques at Saversnake Forest
Simon Crutchley, Senior Investigator, Aerial Survey, English Heritage - Overview of issues facing the historic environment and forestry
Tim Yarnell, Historic Environment Advisor, Forestry Commission England - Using lidar to focus research in extensive areas of woodland – Forest of Dean project
Jon Hoyle, Senior Project Officer, Gloucestershire County Council, Archaeology Service - Practical applications for woodland management
Ben Lennon, Planning and Environment Manager, Forestry Commission
The event will be Chaired by Jan Wills, County Archaeologist, Gloucestershire County Council.
Conference flyer (PDF-522K)
Who is the event suitable for?
Professional archaeological practitioners, woodland managers, advisors, academics and students.
Where does the event take place?
University of Gloucestershire
Park Campus
The Park
Cheltenham
GL50 2RH
The nearest train station is Cheltenham.
For a map of the event location and local area see the event flyer.
Booking information
Cost of conference - £45 (includes coffee, lunch and parking).
Deadline for bookings is 31st July 2010.
Please complete the form in the event flyer to reserve a place or contact:
Email: dean@forestry.gsi.gov.uk
Tel: 01594 833 057
Contact
For further information contact: dean@forestry.gsi.gov.uk
