Problems Today
Fundraising and site conservation challenges.
What is.a huge problem Archeologists face today?
We can communicate the prototype by showing it worldwide, and we can ask archaeologists to use our solution.
What is our solution for the problem of communication in our field?
Ground-based physical sensing techniques used in images and mapping.
What is a geophysical archeologist?
Unmanned aerial vehicle controlled remotely
What is a Drone?
Give everyone a role, listen and help learn new skills together.
What is Teamwork?
Labor-intensive artifact documentation (studying, drawing, photographing, digitizing)
What is another problem faced today?
We can design the prototype by implementing the core things: the laser, the sonar, and the rotors.
What is our solution for finding artifacts in challenging areas?
Operate sonar data and analyze it for artifacts found under or near water.
What is a marine archeologist?
Built in camera that records video and pictures to analyze.
What is Radar?
Uncovering or finding artifacts, researching careers, problem solving and finding solutions.
What is Discovery?
Need for diverse cleaning tools and workers for various artifact materials.
What are problems today with proper tools?
We need a drone with six rotors to fly for a long time, a sonar system to locate the artifacts, and a laser to dig safely down to the artifacts.
What is our solution to find and dig safely?
State and tribal law enforcement officers responsible for enforcing a wide range of laws related to conservation, outdoor recreation and public safety.
What is a conservation officer?
Of or related to air or atmosphere
What is the meaning of Aerial?
Gather critical data without physically disturbing fragile sites for future exploration.
What is Impact?
Limited storage space and inadequate protection
What is a problem faced today?
Archaeologists used Early Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR) in the 1970s–1980s. Needs to be updated.
What is a solution to update the radar system from ancient times?
Drone mapping is the use of drones equipped with cameras or sensors to capture aerial images and create detailed maps or 3D models of an area.
What is an aerial archaeological surveyor?
Detects the location and tracks other drones in the area.
What is Radar?
Listening, accepting all ideas and including the team in all decisions.
What is Inclusion?
Using recording and sonar to find artifacts and their location.
What is a big problem today?
Problem: Due to funding issues and logistical difficulties in fieldwork, archeologists face huge problems today.
Solution:
Create a drone that can record images with sonar and radar an aerial view of sites that are difficult to reach.
What is our problem and our solution?
Drones require hardware and software engineers with unique skills, and experts to analyze the data drones gather from a multitude of sensors.
What job in Archeology works with drones?
Measures distances through sound waves and to understand the environment.
What is Sonar?
The development of new or improved technologies, processes, and systems that enhance the capabilities and performance of robotic systems.
What is Innovation?