Locating Macedonian tombs using predective modelling

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In: Journal of Cultural Heritage 5 14 5, 403-410Abstract: Northern Greece is the main region whee more than 90 Macedonian tombs, dated in the late classical and Hellenistic period, have been discoveed. Geospatial data processing tochnologies (GIS), predictive modelling techniques and fuzzy logic were applied to the study area in order to create a predictive model that would be able to privide map regions with specified probability of Macedonian tombs' occurrence. The model was tested extensively and was validated using a commonly used predictive gain. The results and the evaluation of the model proved the efficiency of its predictive ability in providing answers to a series of questions related to the problem at hand (archeological reserch, cultural resource management and protection, land use, etc.)

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Northern Greece is the main region whee more than 90 Macedonian tombs, dated in the late classical and Hellenistic period, have been discoveed. Geospatial data processing tochnologies (GIS), predictive modelling techniques and fuzzy logic were applied to the study area in order to create a predictive model that would be able to privide map regions with specified probability of Macedonian tombs' occurrence. The model was tested extensively and was validated using a commonly used predictive gain. The results and the evaluation of the model proved the efficiency of its predictive ability in providing answers to a series of questions related to the problem at hand (archeological reserch, cultural resource management and protection, land use, etc.)

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