Marcos Llobera (PhD 1999, Oxford)
Research Interests:
Landscape Archaeology, GISc, Computer and Mathematical Spatial Modeling Archaeological Theory, Cognition and Perception, Western Mediterranean Archaeology
"My main interest is the development of new computational methods that will hopefully enable us to understand better past landscapes: the significance of certain places; how people may have constructed certain perceptions; how landscape changed and how those changes may be related to changes in social and economic terms, and more subtle experiential, symbolic and ritual ones. Most of this work is inspired in current interpretative approaches to landscapes."
Digital Archaeology Research Lab (DigAR Lab)
La Balagne Landscape Project Webpage
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Selected Publications:
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2007
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Llobera, M. and Sluckin, T. J. Zigzaging: theoretical insights on climbing strategies. Journal of Theoretical Biology 249: 206-217
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2007
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Llobera, M. Reconstructing visual landscapes. World Archaeology 39(1): 51-69
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2007
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Llobera, M. 2007. Modeling visibility through vegetation. International Journal of Geographic Information Science 21(7): 799 - 810
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2006
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Llobera, M. The nature of everyday experience: examples on the study of visual space. In Re-Presenting GIS (Unwin, D. Fisher, P., eds.). London: John Wiley & Sons, pp. 127-134.
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2006
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What you see is what you get? Genesis and hierarchy in visualscapes. In: Digital Archaeology, P. Daly, and Evans, T. eds. London: Routledge, pp.148-167.
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2003
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Llobera, M. Extending GIS based analysis: the concept of visualscape. International Journal of Geographic Information Science 1(17):1-25.
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2001
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Llobera, M. Building past perceptions with GIS: understanding topographic prominence. Journal of Archaeological Science 28:1005-1014.
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2000
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Understanding Movement: A pilot model towards the sociology of movement. In: Beyond the Map: Archaeology and Spatial Technologies, G.Lock, ed. Amsterdam: IOS Press.
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Last Update: April 2008
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