S21 | Masterclass (intro): GPR (Broughton Roman Villa)
🕑 Added 2022-05-06 20:22:51 +0000 UTCIn this introduction to our latest masterclass, GPR whizz Jimmy Adcock treats us to some fascinating insights on the geophysics data collected at the Broughton Roman villa.
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Patricia Amero
I am so much more educated on GPR technology... and I'm not even a Beano reader, go figure π Excellent Masterclass, Jimmy.
David Dearden
Something seems quite not right. First why the mirror image and then the sudden end with Jimmy being cut off mid sentence and in the middle of a fascinating talk.
Dr Richard Mellish
Did you mean to explain high dynamic range as analogous to high resolution video? I would expect it to mean a wide range between weak and strong echoes.
Mark Horn
Some questions. I assume each Tx/Rx pair are on there own channel? What wavelength works best? Could get more information by using multiple wavelength? What level of power is used, is it mW or Watts? I would be really interest in a slightly more technical look at system. Good talk canβt wait for more. π
Dorothy Frank
Thank you for making and posting this. Really interesting, l'm looking forward to more of these videos.
Dr Richard Mellish
I'm getting "An error occurred".
Carol Overrill
Thanks Jimmy. I would like more of this please.
jenni burke
Thank you for that brief explanation, so helpful
Kieran Gane
Fascinating. The level of clarity is phenomenal. It would be great to have all the geophys completed at the beginning of day 1 in future. Or am I being greedy?
Jude Edling
Thanks Jimmy! I hope you finish your sentence in part 2.
Paul Brekke
Nice video, and I want more! But I was totally distracted by the fact that the image was mirrored/reversed left to right! Kind of funny nobody has noticed during editing? :)
Doug Lucey
That ended rather abruptly, so it suggests thereβs more. Fascinating stuff!
Jenna Tomlin
Is there going to be more by any chance? That was fantastic, but felt like there was supposed to be more? I for one would love to listen to more! Thank you for this!