Paleotopographical virtual reconstruction of the historic city of Cartagena (Spain)
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García León, Josefa; Ros Sala, María Milagrosa; García Martín, Antonio; Torres Picazo, Manuel; Cerezo Andreo, Felipe; [et al.]Área de conocimiento
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This article has been undertaken within the framework of the following projects: Carthago Nova: Topography and urban planning of a privileged Mediterranean city I and II. Arqueotopos (Mineco-HAR2011-29330 and Mineco HAR2014-57672-P), partially funded with ERDF funds. Similarly, we extend our gratitude to the company Horysu, S.A. and to all the agencies, institutions and individuals that have allowed us to consult the data of their geotechnical drillings.Fecha de publicación
2017Editorial
Universidad Politécnica de ValenciaCita bibliográfica
GARCIA-LEÓN, Josefina et al. Paleotopographical virtual reconstruction of the historic city of Cartagena (Spain). Virtual Archaeology Review, [S.l.], v. 8, n. 16, p. 61-68, may 2017. ISSN 1989-9947. Available at: <https://polipapers.upv.es/index.php/var/article/view/5836>. Date accessed: 29 may 2020. doi:https://doi.org/10.4995/var.2017.5836.Palabras clave
Virtual reconstructionGeoarchaeology
Cartagena
Documentation
3D reconstruction
Digital terrain model (DTM)
Reconstrucción virtual
Geoarqueología
Cartagena
Documentación histórica
Reconstrucción 3D
Modelo digital del terreno (MDT)
Localización
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[ENG] The city of Cartagena and its immediate surroundings have experienced significant topographical changes throughout its history. Originally built on five hills which border south and west with the Mediterranean Sea, the city has expanded to the north over the last five decades, occupying a lacustrine system which has now dried up due to the diversion of riverbeds which, from time to time, used to flood the place. These changes have been documented and studied from the lithology present in over 400 geotechnical drillings carried out in the urban renewal of the city for the last two decades. In addition, another 20 new continuous drillings have been conducted within the Project “Surveying and planning a privileged Mediterranean city, Arqueotopos I and II” which is still ongoing. The information obtained is completed with the study of all existing historical maps on it. Digital Terrain Models (DTMs) have been generated with this drilling data, then several lithological layers have been ...
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